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Adjusting idle temperatures with the Ryzen 5 3600x

Adjusting idle temperatures with the Ryzen 5 3600x

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cyberkrieger
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11-16-2019, 05:17 AM
#11
Your cooler isn't performing well in cool ambient conditions. It seems to run high unless the room temperature is around 40°C or higher. Playing Apex doesn't cause much of a temperature issue, but 77°C is acceptable. I'm not sure about the prism cooler, but it might be due to its design affecting idle temps. For safety, if you have thermal paste, reapply it and reinstall the cooler. If not, keep an eye on it during many games—don't worry unless it exceeds 85°C.
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cyberkrieger
11-16-2019, 05:17 AM #11

Your cooler isn't performing well in cool ambient conditions. It seems to run high unless the room temperature is around 40°C or higher. Playing Apex doesn't cause much of a temperature issue, but 77°C is acceptable. I'm not sure about the prism cooler, but it might be due to its design affecting idle temps. For safety, if you have thermal paste, reapply it and reinstall the cooler. If not, keep an eye on it during many games—don't worry unless it exceeds 85°C.

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GamerGirlMC
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11-17-2019, 08:59 AM
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Yes, that could be possible, but it doesn’t clarify the unusual CPU fan behavior. After swapping the cooler, the issue persisted. I brought the PC to a repair shop since it’s still covered under warranty, and I can request a replacement if needed. Each time I restart the system, it keeps running three boot cycles, which is worrying.
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GamerGirlMC
11-17-2019, 08:59 AM #12

Yes, that could be possible, but it doesn’t clarify the unusual CPU fan behavior. After swapping the cooler, the issue persisted. I brought the PC to a repair shop since it’s still covered under warranty, and I can request a replacement if needed. Each time I restart the system, it keeps running three boot cycles, which is worrying.

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