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So I just upgraded to Am5 with the 7900x on a Gigabyte B650 Elite AX Ice, and I got it cooled by a Capellix 360 AIO exhaust, with 3 more fans set to exhaust and 3 intake. When idle on desktop with just discord open it's around 51-53c with occasional spikes to around 60 and back down. And while gaming it's around 71-76, with occasional spikes towards around 80 and back down. 

 

I know Am5 is designed to run around 95c, but I just wanna know if these temps are normal or maybe my AIO isn't running well or my fan setup.

 

Also my case is the TUF GT502

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Okay thank you just wanted a second opinion, like I'm okay with it, just wanted to make sure it was relatively normal is all. I went in knowing it was probably gonna be hotter than my 5700x

 

Thanks peeps, appreciate it. Eased my mind a bit

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14 minutes ago, Thtraidrdude said:

Okay thank you just wanted a second opinion, like I'm okay with it, just wanted to make sure it was relatively normal is all. I went in knowing it was probably gonna be hotter than my 5700x

 

Thanks peeps, appreciate it. Eased my mind a bit

My 7600x hovers around 80 degrees with my 240 Corsair AIO, top mounted

 

As long as its still boosting as it should, you're fine

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So I last night and the night before these were the temps I was getting. I didn't reseat my cooler, or anything, today I come home from work and turn on my PC and now my temps are around 42-45c while idling?

 

I don't know why they're lower all of a sudden, but it's pretty cool (literally) lol.

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