These temps are normal?

[Statik]

Hey guys,

 

So I decided to try streaming to see what kind of extra stress it puts on my PC.

 

Streaming Escape from Tarkov (playing at 3440x1440, streaming at 1080p60fps), with my CPU (Ryzen 7 3800x) running stock (with PBO and +200 Auto OC, I boost to 4.5Ghz), and my ROG Strix 2080S OC'd to 2115Mhz Core, and 9251Mhz Memory, my temps are,

 

CPU Max -  74C

GPU Max - 67C

 

Do those sound about right? They seem decent to me, but my CPU has always struck me as somewhat high.

[Sorenson]

Those are fine. I worry about CPU temps when they get to the mid 80s. Laptop CPUs tend to run at 90-100c and when is the last time you’ve seen a laptop CPU go bad?

[TudorMN]

The temps are great considering what u are doing and if u consider laptop runs at 90-100c for years and no CPU fails u cant stay chill.

[Devilish_Rogue]

It's safe. Those temps are actually relatively cooler than normal temperatures, at least for a pre-made laptop. If it has always been at a high temperature, then you shouldn't worry if it's within the average heat.

[Statik]

1 hour ago, Devilish_Rogue said:

It's safe. Those temps are actually relatively cooler than normal temperatures, at least for a pre-made laptop. If it has always been at a high temperature, then you shouldn't worry if it's within the average heat.

 

3 hours ago, TudorMN said:

The temps are great considering what u are doing and if u consider laptop runs at 90-100c for years and no CPU fails u cant stay chill.

 

3 hours ago, Sorenson said:

Those are fine. I worry about CPU temps when they get to the mid 80s. Laptop CPUs tend to run at 90-100c and when is the last time you’ve seen a laptop CPU go bad?

Why does everyone think I have a Laptop?
 

This is a custom build with the CPU on a 240mm AIO

[Sorenson]

45 minutes ago, Statik said:

 

 

Why does everyone think I have a Laptop?
 

This is a custom build with the CPU on a 240mm AIO

That’s probably my fault. I was just saying that laptop CPUs (which are nearly identical in how they are made) are able to take temps that high for years. Ryzen overclocks itself with the available thermal headroom so those temps are normal and safe for your desktop pc. This is assuming that you are giving the loop time to heat up. 

[Statik]

1 hour ago, Sorenson said:

That’s probably my fault. I was just saying that laptop CPUs (which are nearly identical in how they are made) are able to take temps that high for years. Ryzen overclocks itself with the available thermal headroom so those temps are normal and safe for your desktop pc. This is assuming that you are giving the loop time to heat up. 

Yeah those temps are after several hours of gaming/streaming. I've had HWiNFO running all day and my peak temps are 76C CPU, and 67C GPU. And gotchya, sounds like a miscommunication lol.