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Hello guys I build my 2 days ago 

I have a ryzen 9 5950x and a kraken x73 

I was wondering if my cpu was getting to hot with an idle temperature of 55 degrees Celsius and approximately 67-75 degrees while playing Warzone 

 

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1 minute ago, mikk4444 said:

Hello guys I build my 2 days ago 

I have a ryzen 9 5950x and a kraken x73 

I was wondering if my cpu was getting to hot with an idle temperature of 55 degrees Celsius and approximately 67-75 degrees while playing Warzone 

 

What are the standard operating temps for the 5950x?

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1 minute ago, mikk4444 said:

Hello guys I build my 2 days ago 

I have a ryzen 9 5950x and a kraken x73 

I was wondering if my cpu was getting to hot with an idle temperature of 55 degrees Celsius and approximately 67-75 degrees while playing Warzone 

 

id say idle should be around 40-50c so ur pc might be updating stuffs , so normal , and 67-75 on warzone is normal for your cpu and cooler

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3 minutes ago, mikk4444 said:

Hello guys I build my 2 days ago 

I have a ryzen 9 5950x and a kraken x73 

I was wondering if my cpu was getting to hot with an idle temperature of 55 degrees Celsius and approximately 67-75 degrees while playing Warzone 

 

The 5950X runs hot because it has 16 densely packed cores. Those seem like pretty good temps, all things considered, and well off from thermal throttling. If you want to reduce your temps further, you can try undervolting with the curve optimizer. You can actually squeeze more performance out of the chip while simultaneously reducing temps.

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Can probably be brought down with a negative offset in the curve optimizer but otherwise, that's quite normal. 

 

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What you described is perfectly normal operating temperatures ranges for your CPU and cooler. As long as it is under 85-90 C then you have nothing to worry about. If it goes above 90 C then you may have a problem, but chances are that will never happen if you keep your PC clean of dust. 

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