2700X temps, please help

[haazey]

also also, i talked to them, and they said these temps were normal for my system. so idk. 

as long as its not damagin to my system im fine. just wierd since my gf's pc idle at 30 to max 40.

well well, fuck me for goin AMD this time i guess.

 

[Cyberspirit]

1 hour ago, haazey said:

also also, i talked to them, and they said these temps were normal for my system. so idk. 

as long as its not damagin to my system im fine. just wierd since my gf's pc idle at 30 to max 40.

well well, fuck me for goin AMD this time i guess.

 

The 2700X likes to run hot but, that's true to most chips nowadays. Getting some extra fans for that case would help for sure.

 

Your biggest problem here isn't the cooler it's the case and, it's airflow.

You will be fine with temps like that.

[Mattias Edeslatt]

Does the temp drop more than just a few C when you run with the side panel off?

 

I would guess that the voltage regulation is at auto in the bios (default) and it for some reason feeds too much when idle. Check if there is a newer bios for your motherboard that maybe can resolve this issue or set the voltage manually.

[Mattias Edeslatt]

The cooler is doing its job very well, as it has good temps when gaming. No need to change that and the stock cooler for those processors is proven to be a good cooler on par with Hyper Evo and the likes of entry level tower coolers.

[Salacious B Crum]

Am I seeing that right your pushing 4.2 MHz on the chip thats way high in my opinion for a stock air cooler is that rig even stable how does it do in a stress test

[Crunchy Dragon]

3 minutes ago, mrbilky said:

thats way high in my opinion for a stock air cooler is that rig even stable how does it do in a stress test

AMD's new stock coolers are great, that's no concern.

 

I could push into the 4Ghz range on my Ryzen 5 1600 if I felt comfortable running 1.4v or so.

[Guest]

You can think about another type of cooler, between 50 and 100 euro's you'll have a fine (air) cooler that will help with dropping those temps. the temperatures its self are pretty harmless but personally i like it at 30 and not 50 idle and 70 to 80 when under load  

[Salacious B Crum]

3 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

AMD's new stock coolers are great, that's no concern.

 

I could push into the 4Ghz range on my Ryzen 5 1600 if I felt comfortable running 1.4v or so.

Ah yeah after looking closer it is prolly boosting to 4.2 on 1 core I thought he had an overclock at the number

[ch3w2oy]

More fans can only help so much. Your CPU will be fine at those temps. Some coolers come with thermal paste already applied to the cooler, like the AIO (liquid) I'm using. If you keep your apartment or house at 75 or 80 degrees (I know people that do), it will also effect the CPU temp. 

[haazey]

On 1/12/2019 at 6:42 PM, mrbilky said:

Am I seeing that right your pushing 4.2 MHz on the chip thats way high in my opinion for a stock air cooler is that rig even stable how does it do in a stress test

That was like a fast spike its at 4.0 all The time with 1.35 v i think?

[haazey]

I FIXED IT MYSELF.

 

it was a process running called "GamefirstV" ..

turned that off and poof. Idle at 40C.

 

jesus christ.

 

[Mjef405]

Get Ryzen Master. If I used any other monitoring software for my 2700 it was reading out 50-80c and with the cooler I have applied, not possible. I reapplied my paste, even took off the side and placed a massive fan. To no aval. In the end, and a bunch of forum reads. Ryzen Master seems to be one of the few monitoring softwares that get's proper reading for this processor. Idle temps for me are 29-32, and under load around 35-45. I'm sure I'll be told I'm wrong, but give it a try. Hope this helps!

[Cyberspirit]

3 hours ago, haazey said:

I FIXED IT MYSELF.

 

it was a process running called "GamefirstV" ..

turned that off and poof. Idle at 40C.

 

jesus christ.

 

Nice, you might want to remove it if you don't use it because it will most likely come back after a restart.

 

 

56 minutes ago, Mjef405 said:

Get Ryzen Master. If I used any other monitoring software for my 2700 it was reading out 50-80c and with the cooler I have applied, not possible. I reapplied my paste, even took off the side and placed a massive fan. To no aval. In the end, and a bunch of forum reads. Ryzen Master seems to be one of the few monitoring softwares that get's proper reading for this processor. Idle temps for me are 29-32, and under load around 35-45. I'm sure I'll be told I'm wrong, but give it a try. Hope this helps!

HWMonitor works as well for me.

[haazey]

7 hours ago, Mjef405 said:

Get Ryzen Master. If I used any other monitoring software for my 2700 it was reading out 50-80c and with the cooler I have applied, not possible. I reapplied my paste, even took off the side and placed a massive fan. To no aval. In the end, and a bunch of forum reads. Ryzen Master seems to be one of the few monitoring softwares that get's proper reading for this processor. Idle temps for me are 29-32, and under load around 35-45. I'm sure I'll be told I'm wrong, but give it a try. Hope this helps!

I do have ryzen master. I have tried all monitoring sw. Right now i just wanna lower The volts since it spikes to 1.49 sometimes.. Also The cpu MHz spikes for like a sec like you can see here.

[haazey]

If anyone know how to do this or recommend any setting that would be Nice. I guess ill just search for it