Diode temperature is high on the CPU.
Diode temperature is high on the CPU.
Hello, according to the title, my diode temperature is much higher than the CPU's. I have a Ryzen 5 5600X at 4.6GHz, and I've made several changes without any noticeable improvement: reseated the CPU, flushed the BIOS, swapped thermal pastes twice using Arctic MX5 and Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut. The temperature isn't stable—when idle it's around 35°C, but during a game it spikes to 47-50°C. I stress tested it on an AIDA64 for 10 minutes and believe it overheated, causing a blue screen. The stock cooler that came with the CPU seems to be the only option.
It seems you're asking about overheating and blue screen issues. Could you clarify what device or system you're referring to? That way I can provide more accurate information.
The setup seems fine, yet the device isn't producing cold air. Check the cooling arrangement and verify the current room temperature.
Generally, you wouldn't want to breathe from the back of a machine, but if it's moving a lot of air it might still be usable. The outcome could differ when the side panel is removed.
It only failed under heavy load testing. During normal operation I encounter no problems except overheating to 80-90°C, which seems excessive. Others mentioned that the 5600X model isn’t particularly powerful.