CPU temperature remains near 55°C, rises to 85–88°C during heavy use. (No overclocking applied)
CPU temperature remains near 55°C, rises to 85–88°C during heavy use. (No overclocking applied)
Hello! Your setup seems well thought out. The high CPU temperatures might be due to factors beyond just the cooler or paste. Consider checking the fan speeds, ensuring they're not stuck, and verifying the room temperature. Also, ensure your PC case isn't blocking airflow. If the temps remain high despite these adjustments, it could help to try a different thermal paste or upgrade your cooling solution.
The 5900x delivers strong performance with a cozy warmth. All your temperatures look typical. Its power consumption matches the standard draw, reaching up to 142 watts and occasionally spiking to 200 watts under heavy tasks such as Cinebench.
You're not getting any airflow. The CPU stays cooler because the room is even hotter. I've used an AIO with the intake at the top before—it works better that way.
More precisely, they have intake but most of it is being heated by the GPU first. I also don't see the reason for an intake on the back, since it lacks a dust filter—it makes more sense as an exhaust with the radiator acting as intake and the rear and side fans handling exhaust. Although the positive pressure from the radiator as intake will aid in pushing out those vented areas, it also helps clear them.
It's running comfortably at idle, staying within typical limits though a bit higher than usual. I anticipate normal performance on a Ryzen 45-55C, but the exhaust setup likely isn't contributing to overheating since the GPU airflow isn't optimal. Replacing the radiator with a front intake could lower idle temps, though full load above 90°C remains acceptable.
I don’t have room to mount it, no space for the head. I use a Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo.
It's typical for 21C ambient since their space is around 30°C, making the idle temperature logical.