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Hi guys, I have recently bought a custom build PC and it has been a few weeks now since i've had it. Recently, i've noticed that my CPU temperature would fluctuate from 35c to 48c without me doing too much. I live in Australia so it is pretty hot here but i am using an AIO cooling system Corsair H110i AIO. My radiator fans aren't running that fast its mainly on quiet mod through the us of Corsair Link. I just want to make sure that this is normal and it is not because of a bad thermal paste or AIO cooler. I am also not overclocking or anything and my CPU is the Ryzen 5 1600x. 

 

Any help please.

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That sounds pretty normal to me, just put it under a synthetic load and make sure temps are normal. 75C is about where you want to be on most Ryzen chips.

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Yeah, that seems normal. CPUs don't often just "sit" at their low idle temp for long stretches of time.

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Ahhh i see well i'm glad it is normal, phew thank you so much guys

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