Benchmark score for Ryzen 5 3600 CPU-Z is typically around 90-95 depending on testing conditions.
Benchmark score for Ryzen 5 3600 CPU-Z is typically around 90-95 depending on testing conditions.
it’s actually fine, thanks to the 1.087 setting. the cpu wouldn’t melt instantly at 1.87v, though it’s a bit warm—around 83c, which is manageable. temps are a bit high but still within acceptable range. i’d probably leave it as is, maybe skip pbo and replace the paste later to see how the mount behaves. it doesn’t seem like a software issue; with the cooler it should be lower anyway.
I'm sorry, I got a bit confused there. Let me clarify: the temperature was 90 on auto settings, but your current room is about 37°C with hot conditions.
I understand. So far the stock cooler tends to get warm. I switch the heat sink to Hyper 212 LED (it's a bit outdated, but provides decent cooling for its cost), and swap the included fan for a 2 Cooler Master MasterFan MF120 aRGB model that pulls and pushes air. I positioned the exhaust at the rear so I can add fans on the top case and use them as intakes, ensuring continuous fresh air flow into the Hyper 212 heat sink, which significantly lowers the temperature. Even during a two-hour stress test, my temperatures stayed around 78°C, which is impressive. I left all settings auto, including PBO, and haven't noticed any throttling issues yet. By the way, I live in a temperate climate where daytime temps can reach 38°C, and my room lacks air conditioning, so it matches the outdoor heat.