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pioneerfix
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Hi guys, I just built my (cheapest) gaming PC, based on your advise. Its Ryzen 3 2200G, with 8 GB RAM, (1) 128 SSD, MSI 320 MOBO, (1) 1 TB HD- and for the power supply I simply askED  the recommendation of the store personnel where I purchased the parts, they attached a corsair 550 something (im really a newbie when it comes to this, forgive my simple mind). I am using a cheap case, tecware quad cube mini, with one 200mm fan infront and one 120mm at the back, now my QUESTION is that do I need additional fan or to upgrade my cpu fan. I am concerned about the temperature, cause on Google, it says that the best CPU temp is around 40-50 degrees, but when I am not using my AC unit, the temperature would reach up to 51-55 degrees. But when I am using it. its around 36-47 degree. Will such temps be okay, or do I have to add another fan. I am afraid to use that thing with liquid to cool the cpu, for it might leak. Should I change the fan infront to two 120mm or let it be, should i upgrade my stock cpu cooler to BE QUITE pro slim or something. thanks and sorry for the novel ive written. 

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You’re fine, you can even do a small oc with ryzen stock coolers, there isn’t gonna be any lifespan losses running stock

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thanks for the reply guys. I would just like to verify, that my current cpu fan and built-in 200mm fan and 120mm fan are enough for this kind of build? if ever I would plan to upgrade in the near future to R5 2400G, shall  I need to change the 200mm fan and 120mm fan to a certain brand or something, or it would still suffice? than you very much for your inputs. 

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I would say that your current config is pretty good. I think you can also overclock your CPU and IGPU. Overclocking IGPU will give you very good performance increase. I think stock ryzen cooler is capable of handling decent Overclocking.

In future if you want to change to 2400G together with the fans.. you can go with 2 x 120mm Noctua Static pressure fans. They will be more than enough.

 

Temperatures upto 70 are pretty ok while gaming I would say because Tjmax is 105 degrees C... so it wil still be pretty far away.

 

I personally think that trying to keep temps down to 30-35 is madness that extreme enthusiasts would want. I personally have 2400g and I used it at stock clocks at 45-50 degrees with just one exhaust fan at back and with stock ryzen cooler. Without any intake fan. And this was while playing GTA-V...

 

so you are good to go man..

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11 hours ago, pioneerfix said:

thanks for the reply guys. I would just like to verify, that my current cpu fan and built-in 200mm fan and 120mm fan are enough for this kind of build? if ever I would plan to upgrade in the near future to R5 2400G, shall  I need to change the 200mm fan and 120mm fan to a certain brand or something, or it would still suffice? than you very much for your inputs. 

They are fine. Your temps are normal. Don't blindly trust google. Optimal temps vary between CPU generations. Ryzen chips are pretty close to Intel with safe max temps (70-80C). Older AMD chips, like FX-seires, would have died in those temps.

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11 hours ago, pioneerfix said:

thanks for the reply guys. I would just like to verify, that my current cpu fan and built-in 200mm fan and 120mm fan are enough for this kind of build?

Absolutely. I'm using a single 200mm fan with no other case fan, and I'm achieving at or under 70ºC with a 4790k @4.4ghz (a chip thats older but has similar core count and performance to the 2400G) So you're totally fine. The 2200G at 50ºC is actually very safe and practical. 

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20 hours ago, TVwazhere said:

Absolutely. I'm using a single 200mm fan with no other case fan, and I'm achieving at or under 70ºC with a 4790k @4.4ghz (a chip thats older but has similar core count and performance to the 2400G) So you're totally fine. The 2200G at 50ºC is actually very safe and practical. 

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4790k has much superior performance than a 2400g. mabye its about equal to a 1600x, but not a ryzen APU. 

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34 minutes ago, Firewrath9 said:

4790k has much superior performance than a 2400g. mabye its about equal to a 1600x, but not a ryzen APU. 

4c/8t vs 4c/8t, except for single threaded performance they perform similarly. 

 

http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/amd-ryzen-5-2400g-review,8.html

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1 minute ago, Firewrath9 said:

is the 4790k overclocked?

Thats stock. Obviously that number will increase when OC'd (Ive seen R15 for 4790k's benches hit close to 1k when OC'd, I dont know what a 2400G [basically a 1500x] woud hit, but I know a 1600 would beat the 4790k in multi threaded performance easy.)

 

However my point was not to compare exact performance on two CPU's spanning four years apart, but to demonstrate similar heat output circumstances and the performance of the coolers attached.

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