Does I need change AIO cooler ?

[Winterlight]

Today I did scan with AV and CPU hit 75 C° it run at 4,6-4,7 Ghz and I'm not run any games or other heavy app in backgrounds at that time. I start worry that maybe AIO lose to many liquid in ~2 year lifespan and can't keep anymore decent temps. That temp think is really high for Ryzen 5900X at only ~10% CPU load. While play games CPU run about ~65 C° do I need start think about change AIO ? Btw than open webs for example like YouTube I seen a lot time CPU temps spike too ~70 C° for 10-15sec than it back ~50 C°

[bebejapes]

try remounting the cpu and using a better thermal paste.

 

Is the aio configured for push pull?

 

do you have pics?

[Winterlight]

2 minutes ago, bebejapes said:

try remounting the cpu and using a better thermal paste.

 

Is the aio configured for push pull?

 

do you have pics?

240mm AIO on top case with exhaust fans setup.

[bebejapes]

5 minutes ago, Winterlight said:

240mm AIO on top case with exhaust fans setup.

You arent having enough for the CPU.

 

My current rig is somewhat similar but i have it configured to push pull. using a 360 AIO Max temp on load is 60c.

[filpo]

16 minutes ago, Winterlight said:

240mm AIO on top case with exhaust fans setup.

do you have a mesh front? And are there any fans supplying the aio with air?

[PDifolco]

1 hour ago, Winterlight said:

Today I did scan with AV and CPU hit 75 C° it run at 4,6-4,7 Ghz and I'm not run any games or other heavy app in backgrounds at that time. I start worry that maybe AIO lose to many liquid in ~2 year lifespan and can't keep anymore decent temps. That temp think is really high for Ryzen 5900X at only ~10% CPU load. While play games CPU run about ~65 C° do I need start think about change AIO ? Btw than open webs for example like YouTube I seen a lot time CPU temps spike too ~70 C° for 10-15sec than it back ~50 C°

You're good

5900x tends to heat like hell on some small area in some lightly threaded tasks, and 75c isn't to worry about at all

65c gaming temp is perfectly fine 

Run cinebench to check temps at full load and only start to worry if it's over 85c 

 

[NorKris]

good enough  temps man, come back to us at 90  

[PDifolco]

16 minutes ago, NorKris said:

good enough  temps man, come back to us at 90  

Yup

Dunno why ppl panic when their CPU reach like 70C, when specs tell that they're safe up to 90-100C  

 

[NorKris]

3 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Yup

Dunno why ppl panic when their CPU reach like 70C, when specs tell that they're safe up to 90-100C  

 

THAT 

[mike_seps]

Ryzen runs warm. Nothing to worry about. my 5600x idles at about 55c, bumps to maybe 70 under load, usually more like 69 (nice).

[Winterlight]

1 hour ago, PDifolco said:

Yup

Dunno why ppl panic when their CPU reach like 70C, when specs tell that they're safe up to 90-100C  

 

Well I had laptop with I7 7500U and CPU dead in less than 2 year. That laptop had very bad cooler due CPU almsot all time run ~70 C° even than just watch video at 4K. It's not gaming laptop but that CPU dead in less than 2 year I think is only due high temp.

[PDifolco]

1 hour ago, Winterlight said:

Well I had laptop with I7 7500U and CPU dead in less than 2 year. That laptop had very bad cooler due CPU almsot all time run ~70 C° even than just watch video at 4K. It's not gaming laptop but that CPU dead in less than 2 year I think is only due high temp.

Maybe it died due to high temps, but not 70C

[NorKris]

70c has never killed a CPU(assuming it has no strange defects) 

[bebejapes]

Well i have a 5900x and im not even hitting 100c on hotspot. max temp with load on my cpu is 60c and hotspot is less than that.

[TPCEA]

On 5/15/2023 at 8:30 AM, Winterlight said:

Well I had laptop with I7 7500U and CPU dead in less than 2 year. That laptop had very bad cooler due CPU almsot all time run ~70 C° even than just watch video at 4K. It's not gaming laptop but that CPU dead in less than 2 year I think is only due high temp.

Laptops are inferior. What brand and model?

[Winterlight]

49 minutes ago, RevGAM said:

Laptops are inferior. What brand and model?

It been Lenova Yoga 910
Theoretically I7 7500U can achieve 3.5 Ghz in reality that laptop achieved this clock only for max 20-30 sec

As I remember it mostly run about ~3 Ghz that slightly higher than base clock 2,7 Ghz but this CPU almost all time run about ~70 C°

I don't know exact reason why this CPU dead but then I took to repair service this laptop they said that CPU dead and repair cost about 450 €

[TPCEA]

14 minutes ago, Winterlight said:

It been Lenova Yoga 910
Theoretically I7 7500U can achieve 3.5 Ghz in reality that laptop achieved this clock only for max 20-30 sec

As I remember it mostly run about ~3 Ghz that slightly higher than base clock 2,7 Ghz but this CPU almost all time run about ~70 C°

I don't know exact reason why this CPU dead but then I took to repair service this laptop they said that CPU dead and repair cost about 450 €

Buying a pre-built PC always comes with risks,  and laptops have a greater risk factor. 70 isn't enough to damage a CPU unless it is already poor quality. You lost the silicon lottery or Lenovo screwed up.