Are this temperatures ok? Ryzen 3700x at 80ºC

[Donki Knog]

I was testing the temperature of my new 3700X and it seems a "bit hot". It reach easily 80ºC in the Ryzen Master stress test and it's 50ºC on idle. I'm worried

 

CPU: Ryzen 3700X

Water Cooling: Enermax Liqmax II 240

BIOS: Update AGESA 1.0.0.3 ABBA (F5a)

 

Here an example of the test:

https://streamable.com/ujd6h

 

I'm gonna attach 2 photos of the BIOS.

 

 

Any thoughts?  I'm really lost because i have the pump in the CPU_OPT, the two fans of the radiator on the CPU_FAN, the thermal paste is Artic Silver 5 applied spreading the paste (and I think that is not because of cuantity looking at this GamersNexus video: )

Spoiler

 

 

So what do you think?

 

Thanks!

[Origami Cactus]

Seems normal. Ryzen 3000 is 7nm, so very heat dense, especially the 3700x and 3800x, all the heat is located on a single super small die, so most coolers aren't really designed to cool it effectivly. I got 85-95c with a Noctua NH U9S, and that thing is designed to cool threadrippers... 

[GrockleTD]

2 minutes ago, Origami Cactus said:

Seems normal. Ryzen 3000 is 7nm, so very heat dense, so most coolers aren't really designed to cool it effectivly. I got 85-95c with a Noctua NH U9S, and that thing is designed to cool threadrippers... 

Not to mention the 14nm is die... still, I do hope we get something effective soon

[Tristerin]

TG Kryo will drop your temps by 3c over AS5 (in my applications it always does) and you can add 2 more fans if you have room to the radiator for more heat dissipation so that the incoming fluid drawing heat off the block is lower temp.

[Donki Knog]

39 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

TG Kryo will drop your temps by 3c over AS5 (in my applications it always does) and you can add 2 more fans if you have room to the radiator for more heat dissipation so that the incoming fluid drawing heat off the block is lower temp.

Not sure if i cant add more fans...

 

Looking at Techspot my temperatures are even worst than with the Box Cooler:

 

As I said, im worried about that :/

 

[Tristerin]

Than your mounting pressure needs checked.  Monkey tight, not gorilla tight.  BTW that's a 280mm Radiator example which has 40mm more of surface area to distribute heat so those temps will be a little better than a 240 could yield.

[Donki Knog]

8 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

Than your mounting pressure needs checked.  Monkey tight, not gorilla tight.  BTW that's a 280mm Radiator example which has 40mm more of surface area to distribute heat so those temps will be a little better than a 240 could yield.

Do I have to put again the thermal paste or just unscrew and screw the the pump?

[Tristerin]

1 minute ago, Donki Knog said:

Do I have to put again the thermal paste or just unscrew and screw the the pump?

If you believe your TP application is sufficient (I use the spread method, no X or dots of pluses for me) than just apply a little more pressure and see if it changes temps

[xg32]

use a -0.05 or -.1v offset as long as it doesn't hit performance, zen 2 stock voltages are way too high

 

also might wanna oc ur ram to 3200, losing alot of performance there. (10%+)

[Donki Knog]

3 minutes ago, xg32 said:

use a -0.05 or -.1v offset as long as it doesn't hit performance, zen 2 stock voltages are way too high

 

also might wanna oc ur ram to 3200, losing alot of performance there. (10%+)

In BIOS settings? Where?

[Donki Knog]

18 minutes ago, xg32 said:

use a -0.05 or -.1v offset as long as it doesn't hit performance, zen 2 stock voltages are way too high

 

also might wanna oc ur ram to 3200, losing alot of performance there. (10%+)

Sorry for the doublepost but, can I suck your dick? xDDDD

 

Thank to you all who posted something, love :3

 

 

I just change the VCPU (the 1st one that appears of the BIOS) from 0.980 to 0938, and its amazing.