High temperatures 3600x

[ChamoRTS]

Hello,
I have a problem with my Ryzen 3600x and it is that at rest it maintains temperatures of 68.69 degrees, in games it is around 71 to 80 degrees, those depend on the game.
I do not have any type of overclocking and the strangest thing is that I have a Corsair brand AIO and it does exactly the same, It does not matter if it is an AIO or the fan of Stock.
Update the Bios, the chipset and a new installation of Windows 10 and I get the same result.
To measure temperatures I use Ryzen Master, MSI afterburner and Aida64.

My Setup
ASUS ROG Crosshair VI Hero
MSI GeForce RTX 2080 GAMING X TRIO
AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
Corsair iCUE H100i RGB PRO XT 240mm or Ryzen Prism Cooler
Arctic MX-4 2019 Edition Thermal Compound Paste Heatsink Paste - 4 Grams.

[zeusthemoose]

While those are high idle temps, load temperatures are what really matters. Yours are completely safe and not too high. They can go into the 90s before it is really a concern.

[ChamoRTS]

5 minutes ago, zeusthemoose said:

While those are high idle temps, load temperatures are what really matters. Yours are completely safe and not too high. They can go into the 90s before it is really a concern.

I know that they are safe temperatures but when it is at rest it is too high, what could be causing this? It never happened to me.

[Haro]

19 minutes ago, ChamoRTS said:

it maintains temperatures of 68.69 degrees, in games it is around 71 to 80 degrees, those depend on the game.

That's normal 

[5x5]

1 minute ago, ChamoRTS said:

I know that they are safe temperatures but when it is at rest it is too high, what could be causing this? It never happened to me.

If the BIOS/Chipser/OS drivers are ALL up to date and the Ryzen Master application is giving you 70*C idle - either the cooler is not mounted properly, the paste job is poor or the custom applications you're running to track stuff are putting load, forcing a maximum power state (very common issue with Corsair, NZXT and etc since their software is very poorly coded and just makes everything run in a max power state)

[ChamoRTS]

2 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

That's normal 

in idle it is almost 70 degrees.

[Haro]

Just now, ChamoRTS said:

in idle it is almost 70 degrees.

Idle temps don't matter if load temps are fine 

 

[gloop]

Just now, ChamoRTS said:

in idle it is almost 70 degrees.

Idle temps don’t matter, load temps matter. 

[ChamoRTS]

2 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

If the BIOS/Chipser/OS drivers are ALL up to date and the Ryzen Master application is giving you 70*C idle - either the cooler is not mounted properly, the paste job is poor or the custom applications you're running to track stuff are putting load, forcing a maximum power state (very common issue with Corsair, NZXT and etc since their software is very poorly coded and just makes everything run in a max power state)

The strange thing is that the same thing happens with the stock fan.

[ChamoRTS]

It is the first time it happens to me, It is also my first time at AMD I only used Intel.

[5x5]

2 minutes ago, ChamoRTS said:

It is the first time it happens to me, It is also my first time at AMD I only used Intel.

Idling at 50-60 is pretty normal these days. My i7 idles at about 55-60.

 

6 minutes ago, ChamoRTS said:

The strange thing is that the same thing happens with the stock fan.

Sounds like a buster AIO or a very shit mount

[Haro]

2 minutes ago, ChamoRTS said:

, It is also my first time at AMD I only used Intel.

It is normal 

As I said idle temps don't matter if load temps are fine 

Also ryzen us inconsistent with temps (at idle ) 

[ChamoRTS]

18 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

Idling at 50-60 is pretty normal these days. My i7 idles at about 55-60.

 

Sounds like a buster AIO or a very shit mount

I do not understand this comment, please explain.

[zeusthemoose]

1 minute ago, ChamoRTS said:

I do not understand this comment, please explain.

They are saying that either your aio is not working properly or it was not put on properly.

[5x5]

6 minutes ago, ChamoRTS said:

I do not understand this comment, please explain.

Something is very wrong with the AIO

[ChamoRTS]

1 hour ago, 5x5 said:

Something is very wrong with the AIO

Question, the bottom of the Stock heatsink has to get very hot? I ask for a comment I saw in another post.

[ChamoRTS]

1 hour ago, zeusthemoose said:

They are saying that either your aio is not working properly or it was not put on properly.

Question, the bottom of the Stock heatsink has to get very hot? I ask for a comment I saw in another post.

[ChamoRTS]

The Phanteks Eclipse P400 case is exchanged for the Lian li Dynamic but I get the same temps.

[5x5]

5 minutes ago, ChamoRTS said:

Question, the bottom of the Stock heatsink has to get very hot? I ask for a comment I saw in another post.

Yes - if the heatsink gets hot - that means it's effectively taking the heat away from the CPU - that's it's role. it SINKS heat in itself - hence the name.

[ChamoRTS]

24 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

Yes - if the heatsink gets hot - that means it's effectively taking the heat away from the CPU - that's it's role. it SINKS heat in itself - hence the name.

I touched the heatsink and I don't feel it so hot, apart from the voltage being 1.439 I don't know if this is normal, I'm just testing to try to get the problem.

[5x5]

43 minutes ago, ChamoRTS said:

I touched the heatsink and I don't feel it so hot, apart from the voltage being 1.439 I don't know if this is normal, I'm just testing to try to get the problem.

Like I said, if everything is updated and you're running stock - the issue becomes the AIO and the monitoring software that makes the CPU sit in a high power state.

80*C under heavy load is normal for the stock cooler, especially if you're running PBO enabled for example.


Now, if you've messed with settings within the BIOS - that's on you.

[ChamoRTS]

I want to thank everyone for their comments.
Do some research and saw that the Voltage was a little high 1,400 and 1,510 With 4200Mhz, Enter the Bios and reset It took a few minutes to return to the previous temps I decided to do it manually with the Ryzen master, Lower the Voltage to 1.2625 3800MHz and now the temperatures are between 63 and 64 degrees.

[ChamoRTS]

It should be noted that I live in a part of the world where it is very hot.
In a few days I will update my Status when I build my new configuration. Thank you.