ryzen 3600 high tepmerature (not stock cooler)

[xxx68]

Hello, my ryzen 3600 is running too hot (in my opinion). Idle temperature jumps most of the time between 40-48 but max idle is 63 (image attached). While playing modern warfare temperature jumps between 70-78C. Cooler is Corsair hydro series h80i v2, previously I had scythe ninja 5 and temperature was even worse. So i bought this corsair hydro series h80i v2 which I have in my other build with i9 9900K and it has better temps than this pc with ryzen 3600. Specifically in aida 64 the i9 runs 14 C degrees cooler and its even mini itx . Compared to ryzen 3600 ( image of ryzen 3600 aida attached) . Where is the problem ? thanks

 

1. All fans are oriented properly

2. There in no cover underneath cpu

3. I tried reartach previous cooler multiple times - didnt help

4. Not overclocked

 

cpu: ryzen 3600

mobo: msi b450 mortar max

cooler: corsair hydro series h80i v2

gpu: evga geforce rtx 3080 ftw3 ultra

case: be quiet pure base 500

[JamesTheFolf]

Here's a quick list of things it could be:

1. Bad thermal paste application
2. Not enough mounting pressure
3. Pump plugged into wrong header / pump header not running pump at 100%
4. Pump could be all together dead

 

Of course there are probably other things it could be, but this all I could think of from what I could see. Hope this help some

[Entropy.]

the pure base 500 non-dx has pretty bad airflow iirc

[xxx68]

thanks for the answers. I doubt the problem is in the cooler. As the problem was with ninja 5 as well and both coolers are more than sufficient for ryzen 3600. So i might give a try to another pc case with better airflow

[JamesTheFolf]

Yeah that's probably a good idea, or you could run it with the side panel of and see how well it does before you move it to a new case.

[Analog]

Is the BIOS on that motherboard up to date? What voltage is the CPU is running at when at full load? Have you tried setting up the voltage manually in the BIOS?

[xxx68]

13 minutes ago, jrhaberland said:

Yeah that's probably a good idea, or you could run it with the side panel of and see how well it does before you move it to a new case.

thanks for the answer. I did test it with the side panel off and unfortunately temprature was basically the same (idle and aida64)

[Fasauceome]

Reaching a maximum of 85 as seen in your screenshot, and averaging in the high 70, I don't see any reason you should change anything.

 

Not optimal temps, but far from dangerous.