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my cpy ryzen 5 1600 idles at 50 c using stock cooler it wasn't like this before it used to be 32 to 33 c and now it's way to high

what could be wrong?

please help as its annoying to watch 

im using HWMonitor

[knightslugger]

it was 32 in HWM before as well?

 

any changes to the system?

 

heatsink clean? fan profile is correct?

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6 minutes ago, knightslugger said:

it was 32 in HWM before as well?

 

any changes to the system?

 

heatsink clean? fan profile is correct?

Yes it was 32 in HWMonitor as well 

No changes whatsoever

My computer is new been less than a month so i dont think i changed anything in it

[knightslugger]

5 minutes ago, NewQuestions said:

Yes it was 32 in HWMonitor as well 

No changes whatsoever

My computer is new been less than a month so i dont think i changed anything in it

no updates? you're sure it's idling?

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16 minutes ago, knightslugger said:

no updates? you're sure it's idling?

nothing so far.

well it goes from 40 to 50 doesnt even drop to 39 c

the only thing im doing is playing YouTube songs + copying files to my flash memory

[knightslugger]

13 minutes ago, NewQuestions said:

nothing so far.

well it goes from 40 to 50 doesnt even drop to 39 c

the only thing im doing is playing YouTube songs + copying files to my flash memory

what's in your system tray? What does Task Manager say about in use processes? anything sorta high percentage?

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nothing over 2%

1 minute ago, knightslugger said:

what's in your system tray? What does Task Manager say about in use processes? anything sorta high percentage?

 

[knightslugger]

well, check your cooler mount and TIM coverage.

 

before you do that, what's your socket temp?

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On 7/25/2017 at 8:58 PM, knightslugger said:

well, check your cooler mount and TIM coverage.

 

before you do that, what's your socket temp?

temps have somehow got stable. but not as good as they were before,

as for socket temps how do i know that?

[knightslugger]

in HW Monitor, under motherboard, the CPU temp is the socket temp.

 

under the CPU, package temp is the actual CPU temp.