Achieve a score of 92.7c for the average die temperature on the Ryzen 5600X.
Achieve a score of 92.7c for the average die temperature on the Ryzen 5600X.
Hello, I'm just starting out from the Philippines and have a question. Is this an issue or a bug? I don't understand why my average CPU temperature has jumped to 92.7°C. I haven't overclocked, PBO is off, BIOS is updated, and all system specs are current. Please let me know if you can help or offer advice.
It appears to be a very high temperature for an AIO running at only 50W. Are you certain it's securely installed and that the plastic cover has been taken off? How long has this AIO been in use? What does the pump sound like? You might have trapped air inside or the pump could be failing. If you can touch the hoses and notice a significant temperature variation, it suggests a problem with water flow.
We should first examine the cooler. As mentioned earlier, have you verified that the plastic sheet has been taken off from the copper part of the AIO that touches the CPU? Was the AIO securely fastened to the CPU using the correct screws and applying pressure in the proper pattern? Is the AIO functioning correctly, with fans adjusting their speed as the CPU heats up? Or are the fans running at the lowest setting all the time, even when more cooling is needed?
the cooler is brand new with the plastic base taken off and secured evenly across all screws. I also added my RPM reading to hwinfo64 for your reference. It's odd that the motherboard CPU sensor isn't picking up a temperature of 92.7°C.
The information is presented in a confusing format. It appears to reference a source about CPU temperature sensors without clear context.
Consider if the chip is defective and decide whether to replace it.