HWinfo64 temps issue

[danb8621]

Hello, 

 

R7 Am5  7700x  Deepcool AIO LS520 240mm

32gb g skill 6000mghz 

TUF 3080ti

PSU:Rm850x 

 

I have been using Hwinfo64 to monitor temps and there are times where the maximum column will hit 90 or just high 80s. 

 

the average column never breaks 55c 

 

the max column just makes me nervous and this is my second rig and first am5.  Anyone that can educate me would be greatly appreciated. 

 

Thanks all! 

[NorKris]

15 minutes ago, danb8621 said:

Hello, 

 

R7 Am5  7700x  Deepcool AIO LS520 240mm

32gb g skill 6000mghz 

TUF 3080ti

PSU:Rm850x 

 

I have been using Hwinfo64 to monitor temps and there are times where the maximum column will hit 90 or just high 80s. 

 

the average column never breaks 55c 

 

the max column just makes me nervous and this is my second rig and first am5.  Anyone that can educate me would be greatly appreciated. 

 

Thanks all! 

AIO intake?

 

what is the load?  game? test?

but the avg is more important than some 90c spikes  

[CommanderAlex]

AM5 CPUs run near 90^oC by default and is perfectly normal per AMD specifications. 

[danb8621]

6 minutes ago, NorKris said:

AIO intake?

 

what is the load?  game? test?

but the avg is more important than some 90c spikes  

D2/COD/Diablo4 

 

all of my graphical setting are towards the high to ultra but I remain in game around 120 / 140fps 

 

i notice these spikes happen during intense cutscenes/ updates / and downloads

 

thanks again ! that has been a common response and it makes me feel better I just redid thermal paste to arctic mx - 6 

[danb8621]

6 minutes ago, CommanderAlex said:

AM5 CPUs run near 90^oC by default and is perfectly normal per AMD specifications. 

I have been seeing this exact thought all over and i appreciate it thanks again. 

 

i had a 5800x that would idle at 26c and under 2k load it would hit 45/50c 

 

so this is a little adjustment.

 

appreciate the help and understanding for a rookie.

 

 

[NorKris]

Temps are abit high... but since u did not answer the question im guessing on that  

[freeagent]

Its weak cooling.

[NorKris]

this is a test on a 300w cpu

360, urs and air cooler

[freeagent]

1 minute ago, NorKris said:

this is a test on a 300w cpu

360, urs and air cooler

*yawn*

[NorKris]

Just now, freeagent said:

*yawn*

its only 3pm in canada, or was it the 98c?  

[danb8621]

1 minute ago, NorKris said:

its only 3pm in canada, or was it the 98c?  

sorry i have yet to get a good understanding of all the cooling stuff. Im happy to not break 90 and I guess I should keep that hope. the coolers listed I dont have I may have the step down. 

[freeagent]

2 minutes ago, NorKris said:

its only 3pm in canada, or was it the 98c?  

zzzzzz 

 

 

Soon I will have a 300w Intel CPU, and I will show you how its done, son

[NorKris]

2 minutes ago, freeagent said:

zzzzzz 

 

 

Soon I will have a 300w Intel CPU, and I will show you how its done, son

85c ish on ur now 140w     show me  

[freeagent]

4 minutes ago, NorKris said:

85c ish on ur now 140w     show me  

What should I run?

 

I am semi passive on my 5900X right now.. 180w cap right now

 

Edit:

 

When I put my fans on, I cap it at 245w.. not bad for 140w

[danb8621]

glad you folks found a way to get along without helping me out while having a dick measuring contest. 

[NorKris]

6 minutes ago, freeagent said:

What should I run?

 

I am semi passive on my 5900X right now.. 180w cap right now

 

Edit:

 

When I put my fans on, I cap it at 245w.. not bad for 140w

180w passive? t? and what is "passive"

 

245w at what T and  RT

[NorKris]

5 minutes ago, danb8621 said:

glad you folks found a way to get along without helping me out while having a dick measuring contest. 

answer before u get  cranky

 

intake vs exhaust

[freeagent]

If you are using your AIO as exhaust you are doing it wrong. Those fans need to be on the other side of the rad bringing fresh air through the rad.

8 minutes ago, danb8621 said:

while having a dick measuring contest

Its not the size that matters, its how you use it lol.

[danb8621]

thanks for finally answering my question. I made a mistake in my layout, I learned something. Have a great day. 

[danb8621]

[Whatisthis]

3 hours ago, danb8621 said:

If you can put the rad as a front intake with fans pushing air through it, tubes down, that is the best orientation.

[TPCEA]

They were waiting for you to answer a question but, yes, they like to joust.

 

Not sure why your AIO is still on top. The best position is on the front pulling in air. Tubes down into the rad, tubes up leaving the pump head to ensure you get no air bubbles in the pump. If it won't fit down, tubes up in the rad, down in the pump.