2700x Normal Temperature range for 2700X

[sharmaajajay]

Hello,

 

I switched from a Powerspec G162 to a Powerspec G705 desktop. They both have 2700X but G705 runs more 10 degree celcius higher than my old desktop(everything stock on both).  Older computer used to be between 32 to 38 degree celcius and the newer computer is between 46 and 52 degree celcius for everyday tasks(browsing, watching videos, etc.) according to ryzen master.

 

I was wondering what could be causing the issue(or if it is an issue at all)?

 

Thanks in advance.

[Jimkirk363]

Those Temperatures are fine.  2700x can operate into the 80*c.

[nick name]

Hello and welcome.

 

It's really hard to say as I doubt you monitored CPU speeds and voltages of the old PC.  Do you still have the old PC?  Also, perhaps different motherboards and/or BIOS versions are supplying different amounts of power with different "stock" BIOS settings.  There's also a chance the different boards ran different fan profiles.  There is a lot more information that you, as the user, would have to look into before we, as the internet, could speculate on it.

 

 

[sharmaajajay]

Thanks Nick Name

 

I dont have the old PC anymore but they both are on asrock b450M pro motherboard with latest bios available and ran a very similar voltages(Since I am new to gaming PC, I essentially have ryzen master running all the time on one of the monitors).  

[alyen]

If I had to guess I say the extra heat is coming from the Radeon RX 5700XT. Maybe the fans are not spinning becuase the GPU temp is low enough. And RX 580 had fans spinning at all times. No way of telling now, but those temperatures are still fine.

[sharmaajajay]

Thanks Alyen,That makes sense.

 

I did some testing after reading your response the temps were plateauing out at about 63 degrees under moderate work loads(in line with your assertion that base temps are high coz 5700xt fans are spinning while doing everyday tasks but as soon as they start spinning the temps get back in the usual range)