2400G Temperatures

[xxCANTxxSTOPxx]

I think my temps are high and want to see what others are at and any suggestions.

 

Running the Ryzen 5 2400g as my first build and stay to PC gaming. I'm using the stock wraith spire cooler. At idle it sits around 40*C, basic computing is between 50-60*C, and gaming sits at 85*C and does in to the 90s sometimes. Rainbow six siege seems to sit around 95*C and once spiked to 101 briefly.

 

Cooler slid around on install so I'm not sure of this could have done something to the thermal paste? Any thoughts or suggestions are welcome.

 

Specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qr8pzY

 

Thanks in advance for any help!

[Firewrath9]

That case has no airflow.

buy some MX-4 and reinstall cooler.

[Jurrunio]

Rip the side panel off the case and see if temperatures get better. Having the cooler slide around slightly during installation wont hurt.

[xxCANTxxSTOPxx]

3 minutes ago, Firewrath9 said:

That case has no airflow.

buy some MX-4 and reinstall cooler.

I have some MX-4 in my Amazon cart already, so I'll pull the trigger on that. Any suggestions for a similarly priced case? Had it in a Thermaltake Lanbox Lite and temps didn't seem as bag then. Just recently got this case to fit a new desk. Assumed since it had more and larger fans it would have better airflow.

[Firewrath9]

1 minute ago, xxCANTxxSTOPxx said:

I have some MX-4 in my Amazon cart already, so I'll pull the trigger on that. Any suggestions for a similarly priced case? Had it in a Thermaltake Lanbox Lite and temps didn't seem as bag then. Just recently got this case to fit a new desk. Assumed since it had more and larger fans it would have better airflow.

Just take the front cover off and see if anything changes.

also exhaust fans if you dont already.

[xxCANTxxSTOPxx]

5 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Rip the side panel off the case and see if temperatures get better. Having the cooler slide around slightly during installation wont hurt.

Will have to give that a go tomorrow. If it's that easy to fix I will be happy and upset.

[Firewrath9]

As for cooler mabye this?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-Wraith-Spire-cooler/113211476770?hash=item1a5bee0b22:g:kPkAAOSwpF1bUzwg

 

Or something else.

[Firewrath9]

2 minutes ago, xxCANTxxSTOPxx said:

Will have to give that a go tomorrow. If it's that easy to fix I will be happy and upset.

For more airflow if its the case, you can drill/dremel some holes in the bottom of the front ore where people can’t see it or just on the front.

[Jurrunio]

Also check the voltages the CPU is running on through software in Windows when it is loaded, say running a game. 1.42V max for CPU core, 1.2V max for CPU SOC.

[xxCANTxxSTOPxx]

7 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Also check the voltages the CPU is running on through software in Windows when it is loaded, say running a game. 1.42V max for CPU core, 1.2V max for CPU SOC.

When I enable xfr I see it jumping over 1.5 occasionally for CPU. When setting it myself in Ryzen Master I limit to 1.4V for CPU and 1.2V for SOC. Similar thermal results for both. I've got a feeling now it's the case. Will be calling microcenter tomorrow after some testing to see if I can return it most likely. Just picked it up on the 6th.

[Jurrunio]

1 minute ago, xxCANTxxSTOPxx said:

When I enable xfr I see it jumping over 1.5 occasionally for CPU. When setting it myself in Ryzen Master I limit to 1.4V for CPU and 1.2V for SOC. Similar thermal results for both. I've got a feeling now it's the case. Will be calling microcenter tomorrow after some testing to see if I can return it most likely. Just picked it up on the 6th.

just disable XFR, it's dumb as a brick

[xxCANTxxSTOPxx]

Was definitely the case. Pulled off the side panel and all temps dropped by 10-20*C! Thanks for everyone's help, this is getting returned to microcenter.