AMD Ryzen 1700 overheat!!! Please help!

[Guest djshima]

I have bought my new system but just now i have noticed something strange about my pc soo i decided to check it

 

On my MotherBoard settings (MSI B350 Tomahawk) i have turned on Gaming Mode in bios because its GAMING MODE

 

Now when rendering video file on Vegas 14 my program freeze then crash for some reason then i have try diferend options on rendering but the same problem. Now half an hour ago my PC shuts down when rendering so i was like: What the hell is going on soo i was worried and try again to render with vegas but now i'm monitoring my CPU and GPU

 

My CPU was on FIRE like 95/100 °C and i was on shock  i did not overclock i have just turned on Gaming Mode on Motherboard and nothing more. My CPU was going 3.6Ghz  but temp was like crazy

 

Then have shut down PC and enter in BIOS now when my PC goes to BIOS my CPU was like 61°C but i wanted to see what will happen so i wait for little longer and watch on CPU temp but every second my TEMP goes UP on bios  

 

Here is picture of my BIOS

[RadiatingLight]

Are you using the stock cooler?

[Skiiwee29]

Game Mode/Game Boost is overclocking... Your PC is shutting down due to thermal protections. You likely have an improper seated cooler. If you have more thermal paste, you will want to re-seat your cooler and put new thermal paste on. 

[Guest djshima]

Just now, RadiatingLight said:

Are you using the stock cooler?

Yes its stock cooler

[Guest djshima]

Right now i'm rendering video on Vegas and Program did not crash after disabling Game mode

 

But my CPU for me its too high  its only running on 3.2ghz but cpu is almost to 70C

 

Here is picture

[RadiatingLight]

1 minute ago, djshima said:

Right now i'm rendering video on Vegas and Program did not crash after disabling Game mode

 

But my CPU for me its too high  its only running on 3.2ghz but cpu is almost to 70C

 

Here is picture

70c is fine

 

however, I'd strongly advise you to re-mount your cooler with fresh thermal paste.

 

AMD's stock coolers are pretty good, and you should be seeing much lower temps.

[Guest djshima]

2 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

70c is fine

 

however, I'd strongly advise you to re-mount your cooler with fresh thermal paste.

 

AMD's stock coolers are pretty good, and you should be seeing much lower temps.

AMD Cooler are good so thats why i was on shock that CPU was on 95/100c on rendering... I still have warranty so i will go to where i did buy it and ask them to Re-mount coller and put new thermal paste  

 

Thanks for advice  Last question: Whats normal temperature for Ryzen? So that i know next time and to react fast to stop that madnes

[Shiv78]

Get something like Arctic Silver and reseat that cooler. Seems like an incorrect installation!

[RadiatingLight]

1 minute ago, djshima said:

AMD Cooler are good so thats why i was on shock that CPU was on 95/100c on rendering... I still have warranty so i will go to where i did buy it and ask them to Re-mount coller and put new thermal paste  

 

Thanks for advice  Last question: Whats normal temperature for Ryzen? So that i know next time and to react fast to stop that madnes

Wait..

Did you not put the cooler on yourself?

[Guest djshima]

Just now, RadiatingLight said:

Wait..

Did you not put the cooler on yourself?

No i have bought system in shop  i have just pick parts and they put all together  

[RadiatingLight]

2 minutes ago, djshima said:

AMD Cooler are good so thats why i was on shock that CPU was on 95/100c on rendering... I still have warranty so i will go to where i did buy it and ask them to Re-mount coller and put new thermal paste  

 

Thanks for advice  Last question: Whats normal temperature for Ryzen? So that i know next time and to react fast to stop that madnes

with turbo boost (or whatever AMD calls it) enabled, it should reach no higher than 70c under full load, because the 1700 is a pretty low power chip at stock speeds.

[RadiatingLight]

Just now, djshima said:

No i have bought system in shop  i have just pick parts and they put all together  

Oh OK.

 

It's relatively easy to re-mount a cooler, and it only takes about 5-10 minutes for an experienced tech. if it's your first time re-mounting a cooler, it might take you 30 mins.

 

but the shop should re-mount the cooler for free.

[Enderman]

"load optimized defaults" in your BIOS.

[Guest djshima]

Just now, RadiatingLight said:

Oh OK.

 

It's relatively easy to re-mount a cooler, and it only takes about 5-10 minutes for an experienced tech. if it's your first time re-mounting a cooler, it might take you 30 mins.

 

but the shop should re-mount the cooler for free.

its not cheap CPU in my country  i have bought it 394 euro so i dont want to mess around with re-mounting  i have warranty and its their job to put things together

[stealth80]

the bios had your CPU at 1.44V, I would avoid game mode and set up your own over clock

[Guest djshima]

 

1 minute ago, stealth80 said:

the bios had your CPU at 1.44V, I would avoid game mode and set up your own over clock

But i have turned off Game Mode and CPU temp when rendering is 70c 

[Salacious B Crum]

Why is your voltage flaming high in your BIOS I have an 1800x and even overclocked it's not that high? I don't know about the 1700 but that's past the threshold of my 1800x in MSI Command Center

[Guest djshima]

2 minutes ago, mrbilky said:

Why is your voltage flaming high in your BIOS I have an 1800x and even overclocked it's not that high? I don't know about the 1700 but that's past the threshold of my 1800x in MSI Command Center

Dont know my friend anything on this CPU  i have just turned 1 option ON and i almost destroyed CPU  100c its crazy

[DrMikeNZ]

12 minutes ago, djshima said:

Whats normal temperature for Ryzen?

It depends on ambient temperatures. With the stock cooler I got around 50°C under full load stock, and <80°C overclocked to 3.8 GHz under full load.

I recommend setting the stock cooler to 100% fan speed to see if that helps, it was inaudible to me at full speed with the case side panel on.

[Salacious B Crum]

Well your cpu base clock is 3.0 unless you took that screenshot with your cpu under load then I would say the first thing you should do is go into your BIOS and reset to default

[Guest djshima]

3 minutes ago, mrbilky said:

Well your cpu base clock is 3.0 unless you took that screenshot with your cpu under load then I would say the first thing you should do id go into your BIOS and reset to default

This last picture that i have uploaded 3.2ghz was when rendering with VEGAS 

 

Here is my Temp when doing nothing on PC 

[Guest djshima]

Also i forgot to mention that i have downloaded MSi X-Boost and in that option it was turned on Game Mode also on bios was Game Mode so maybe thats why my CPU temp was 95/100c  but then again when i was rendering CPU was on 3.6ghz and i dont think that this CPU was on MAX  i will just in case Load Defaults settings in Bios and i will monitor and see what will happen but i will go to service and ask them to re-mount cooler and put new thermal paste just in case  better safe than sorry

[Salacious B Crum]

Well that sounds about right mine idles at 31C with an AIO water cooler

[Salacious B Crum]

Make sure you get back to us with your solution I'm interested in your resolution and good luck!

[ericchaipc]

8 hours ago, djshima said:

I have bought my new system but just now i have noticed something strange about my pc soo i decided to check it

 

On my MotherBoard settings (MSI B350 Tomahawk) i have turned on Gaming Mode in bios because its GAMING MODE

 

Now when rendering video file on Vegas 14 my program freeze then crash for some reason then i have try diferend options on rendering but the same problem. Now half an hour ago my PC shuts down when rendering so i was like: What the hell is going on soo i was worried and try again to render with vegas but now i'm monitoring my CPU and GPU

 

My CPU was on FIRE like 95/100 °C and i was on shock  i did not overclock i have just turned on Gaming Mode on Motherboard and nothing more. My CPU was going 3.6Ghz  but temp was like crazy

 

Then have shut down PC and enter in BIOS now when my PC goes to BIOS my CPU was like 61°C but i wanted to see what will happen so i wait for little longer and watch on CPU temp but every second my TEMP goes UP on bios  

 

Here is picture of my BIOS

Do not rely on the auto voltage, set your own voltage bro . Turn of the gaming mode, set everything to stock. 1.4 is way much higher. tune it down to 1.3, run the stability test, boot in to bios again , tune down the voltage to 1.25 and so on .