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Ryzen 7 2700x overheating

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Ryzen 7 2700x idling around 60c, I have an h100i elite capellix aio cooler and txm50 thermal paste. I also have a rm850x so I assume the psu cant be the problem. I included some pics, anybody got any ideas?

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3 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

What are the temps under load, and are you running any overclocks?

Under load it goes a little over 62c. I tested by loading a gpu heavy game, I dont know how to test under load yet. And no im not doing any over clocking I think

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1 minute ago, Omni Man said:

Under load it goes a little over 62c. I tested by loading a gpu heavy game, I dont know how to test under load yet. And no im not doing any over clocking I think

Run Cinebench R23 on a loop for 10 minutes, it's a solid all-core load without being crazy overkill like Prime95. 

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55 minutes ago, Zando Bob said:

Run Cinebench R23 on a loop for 10 minutes, it's a solid all-core load without being crazy overkill like Prime95. 

Okay so, I did it and my cpu hit 85c and then my icue fans and cpu rgb started blinking red and my fans started kicking in

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Run Cinebench and check how much power the CPU is drawing using HWINFO. 

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2 hours ago, Omni Man said:

Okay so, I did it and my cpu hit 85c and then my icue fans and cpu rgb started blinking red and my fans started kicking in

This is fine. The Zen+ has a throttle temp of 95c.

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3 minutes ago, _DeXTeR_ said:

Depend on case maybe  bad airflow and try to mount your AIO as intake on front side of case

I second this recommendation. I had to do this with my 240 aio on my 9900k to get good temps before going full custom loop. 

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