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are these high i have a AMD 5600x and a custom loop im thinking my CPU block might be blocked there's some kind of white build up looks like air bubbles but been there for quite a while this is just idle 

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8 minutes ago, ryu1337 said:

are these high i have a AMD 5600x and a custom loop im thinking my CPU block might be blocked there's some kind of white build up looks like air bubbles but been there for quite a while this is just idle 

 

what are the temps under full load?
Run a cinebench kind of test and check temps again, idle temps aren't relevant unless they go over 90C which would indicate other issues.

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2 minutes ago, ryu1337 said:

will cinabench be fine

yes

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2 minutes ago, ryu1337 said:

will cinabench be fine

Yes, as long as the CPU hits 100% for a sustained period it's a good indication of temps

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Remember that AMD CPU's idles with higher temperatures than Intel. This is normal. To be more stable for load spikes causing high clockspeeds. 

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With CPU stress testing on water run it on loop for 30-60 mins so the temperature of the water equalises. 

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ok ill do that then thank u and what would a normal temp do at that time limit 

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Your temps are low. The 5600x is rated up to 95c. 

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