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__Jenna_453__
Member
57
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM
#1
Hey everyone, I have a 5600x with a 240AIO. The build was just a month ago when I moved in from my parents' place. The room is around 19-20°C. For a few weeks I've been relocating inside, and it's gotten warmer, up to 25-26°C. Since moving, I've noticed some temperature spikes while gaming—like when I played Warzone at home, the CPU would stay around 61-62°C but then jump to 66-68°C for a short time. After that it drops back down. I ran some stress tests and benchmarks, and the full load temps match what they were before; only the gaming sessions changed slightly. Plus, the fans are running a bit louder now. I moved the PC with my car, took out the GPU, and put it in a protective box to avoid shocks. Could this be related to the room temperature, or is something else causing the issue?
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__Jenna_453__
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM #1

Hey everyone, I have a 5600x with a 240AIO. The build was just a month ago when I moved in from my parents' place. The room is around 19-20°C. For a few weeks I've been relocating inside, and it's gotten warmer, up to 25-26°C. Since moving, I've noticed some temperature spikes while gaming—like when I played Warzone at home, the CPU would stay around 61-62°C but then jump to 66-68°C for a short time. After that it drops back down. I ran some stress tests and benchmarks, and the full load temps match what they were before; only the gaming sessions changed slightly. Plus, the fans are running a bit louder now. I moved the PC with my car, took out the GPU, and put it in a protective box to avoid shocks. Could this be related to the room temperature, or is something else causing the issue?

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jdm1
Member
66
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM
#2
When the room gets warmer, the CPU tends to get warmer too, even with the same fan speeds. This usually happens because higher ambient temperatures push the fan to work harder. It’s okay to run in the 60s; anything below 80 is generally fine, and some sources suggest under 95 is typical now.
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jdm1
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM #2

When the room gets warmer, the CPU tends to get warmer too, even with the same fan speeds. This usually happens because higher ambient temperatures push the fan to work harder. It’s okay to run in the 60s; anything below 80 is generally fine, and some sources suggest under 95 is typical now.

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Heyello
Member
196
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM
#3
Using an AIO, I simply adjusted the curve for a fixed 40% fan speed until around 80 c. This avoids unnecessary fluctuations when temperatures hover in the 60s.
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Heyello
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM #3

Using an AIO, I simply adjusted the curve for a fixed 40% fan speed until around 80 c. This avoids unnecessary fluctuations when temperatures hover in the 60s.

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_Ace_Plays
Member
55
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM
#4
5600X is built to handle temperatures as high as 95°C. Adding PBO can push performance a bit higher when kept cooler, but beyond that manual adjustments are needed. Running at full limits safely requires avoiding excessive current draw.
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_Ace_Plays
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM #4

5600X is built to handle temperatures as high as 95°C. Adding PBO can push performance a bit higher when kept cooler, but beyond that manual adjustments are needed. Running at full limits safely requires avoiding excessive current draw.

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Gustavgurra03
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06-24-2017, 03:47 PM
#5
Hey team, I believe an issue occurred while moving the package.
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Gustavgurra03
06-24-2017, 03:47 PM #5

Hey team, I believe an issue occurred while moving the package.