CPU temperature is higher than the CPU CCD1 temperature on the 7800X3D.
CPU temperature is higher than the CPU CCD1 temperature on the 7800X3D.
I can't directly access or display the contents of HWInfo64 for you. However, you can check the relevant section by looking for entries labeled "voltage" and "power draw" within that file. If you notice discrepancies or inconsistencies, let me know and we can investigate further together.
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It seems odd here. Mostly the Tdie and Average numbers look higher than other CPU readings. The only clear point is that the maximum Tdie in both cases is roughly 10°C warmer than the Core 1 temperature limit – indicating the hottest core and the one using most power. This strengthens my concern about a mounting pressure or paste spread problem, possibly due to insufficient cooling for Core 1. If I’m interpreting the layout correctly (though I might be wrong), it looks like Core 0, Core 1, Core 2, L3, Core 3, Core 4, Cache, Core 5, Core 6, and Core 7. The hottest cores for performance are 1, 3, and 5, which could suggest they’re the most frequently used and getting hotter together. This might point to poor heat dissipation in that area. It’s just my guess. What do you think? Should I consider re-pasting and re-mounting the cooler?
I can handle that for tomorrow or the following day. Thank you for checking out the content!
I've taken the time to update or reattach the cooler. It seems the issue persists—every second core runs about 10 degrees hotter than the rest. Could be normal, but I'm curious since others with similar CPUs seem to stay around 30-40°C while I'm stuck at 40-50°C.
Did you switch to the latest BIOS versions after the recent CPU issues? Make sure your hardware isn’t behaving oddly with internal voltages that newer BIOS updates handle.
I'm just sharing this to see if others have similar problems. After playing a game, I usually reach about 80-85°C. After waiting around 30 minutes it drops to 78°C, but checking the BIOS or restarting my PC brings it down to 39-45°C. I've tried different coolers—both air and AIO—and always re-applied thermal paste. It seems like the readings might be off after a single high spike. An immediate restart for about 18-30 seconds restores normal idle temps.