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FX-6300 OC Question

FX-6300 OC Question

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kain1110
Junior Member
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02-06-2025, 02:52 AM
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I'm adjusting the settings on an FX 6300 (ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2) that's running around 2017 specs. At 4.7 Ghz/1.45v, my CPU core reached a max of 65.6°C and the socket hit 72°C before stabilizing at 71°C. Using prime 95 and an open hardware monitor, should I stop it now?
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kain1110
02-06-2025, 02:52 AM #1

I'm adjusting the settings on an FX 6300 (ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2) that's running around 2017 specs. At 4.7 Ghz/1.45v, my CPU core reached a max of 65.6°C and the socket hit 72°C before stabilizing at 71°C. Using prime 95 and an open hardware monitor, should I stop it now?

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Fungousmedal
Junior Member
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02-07-2025, 06:43 PM
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Are you satisfied with the performance on the CPU? The temperatures seem a bit high for AMD, just for me. Actually, my new case fans arrived today. With them, I managed to keep the socket at 69°C during a 4.8Ghz test run for an hour. When gaming, the socket stays under 50°C and the core remains below 60°C (usually around 45-50). That should be fine, right? What cooling solution are you using for the chip? I wouldn't want my AMD to reach such high temperatures.
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Fungousmedal
02-07-2025, 06:43 PM #2

Are you satisfied with the performance on the CPU? The temperatures seem a bit high for AMD, just for me. Actually, my new case fans arrived today. With them, I managed to keep the socket at 69°C during a 4.8Ghz test run for an hour. When gaming, the socket stays under 50°C and the core remains below 60°C (usually around 45-50). That should be fine, right? What cooling solution are you using for the chip? I wouldn't want my AMD to reach such high temperatures.

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Kj_Plays
Junior Member
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02-08-2025, 02:09 AM
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Do you feel satisfied with the CPU performance? The temperatures appear to be elevated for AMD, which is only for you.
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Kj_Plays
02-08-2025, 02:09 AM #3

Do you feel satisfied with the CPU performance? The temperatures appear to be elevated for AMD, which is only for you.

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duang_luo
Member
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02-09-2025, 05:21 AM
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Are you satisfied with the performance on the CPU? The temperatures appear a bit high for AMD, just my experience.
Actually, today my new case fans arrived. With them, I managed to maintain the socket temperature at 69°C during a 4.8Ghz run for an hour. During gaming, the socket stays under 50°C and the core remains below 60°C (generally around 45-50).
That should be fine, right?
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duang_luo
02-09-2025, 05:21 AM #4

Are you satisfied with the performance on the CPU? The temperatures appear a bit high for AMD, just my experience.
Actually, today my new case fans arrived. With them, I managed to maintain the socket temperature at 69°C during a 4.8Ghz run for an hour. During gaming, the socket stays under 50°C and the core remains below 60°C (generally around 45-50).
That should be fine, right?

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02-09-2025, 05:29 AM
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deanymcgee :
Are you satisfied with the performance on the CPU? The temperatures seem a bit high for AMD, just for me.
Actually, my new case fans arrived today. With them, I managed to keep the socket temperature down to 69°C at 4.8Ghz during a long test. When gaming, the socket stays below 50°C and the core remains under 60°C (usually around 45-50).
That should be fine, right?
What cooling solution are you using for the chip? I wouldn’t want my AMD to reach such high temperatures.
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monsterman1108
02-09-2025, 05:29 AM #5

deanymcgee :
Are you satisfied with the performance on the CPU? The temperatures seem a bit high for AMD, just for me.
Actually, my new case fans arrived today. With them, I managed to keep the socket temperature down to 69°C at 4.8Ghz during a long test. When gaming, the socket stays below 50°C and the core remains under 60°C (usually around 45-50).
That should be fine, right?
What cooling solution are you using for the chip? I wouldn’t want my AMD to reach such high temperatures.

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MinnRa
Junior Member
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02-10-2025, 04:19 PM
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deanymcgee :
How's the performance with the CPU? The temperatures look a bit high for AMD, just my experience.
Actually, the new case fans arrived today. With them, I managed to keep the socket temperature at 69°C during a 4.8Ghz test run for an hour. When gaming, the socket stays under 50°C and the core remains below 60°C (usually around 45-50).
That should be fine, right?
What cooling solution are you using for the chip? I wouldn't risk my AMD going that high.
I'm planning to lower it to around 4.6Ghz.
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MinnRa
02-10-2025, 04:19 PM #6

deanymcgee :
How's the performance with the CPU? The temperatures look a bit high for AMD, just my experience.
Actually, the new case fans arrived today. With them, I managed to keep the socket temperature at 69°C during a 4.8Ghz test run for an hour. When gaming, the socket stays under 50°C and the core remains below 60°C (usually around 45-50).
That should be fine, right?
What cooling solution are you using for the chip? I wouldn't risk my AMD going that high.
I'm planning to lower it to around 4.6Ghz.

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ApaGames_
Member
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02-10-2025, 05:38 PM
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The temperatures are within acceptable ranges. Using a Zalman CNPS9900MAX cooler with an FX8350 in an M5A88-M setup, it maintains around 60-61°C with all eight cores operating at maximum for more than an hour during video conversions. The system climbs quickly then stabilizes near 60-61°C, which is not an issue. For the FX4100, what is its maximum factory temperature?
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ApaGames_
02-10-2025, 05:38 PM #7

The temperatures are within acceptable ranges. Using a Zalman CNPS9900MAX cooler with an FX8350 in an M5A88-M setup, it maintains around 60-61°C with all eight cores operating at maximum for more than an hour during video conversions. The system climbs quickly then stabilizes near 60-61°C, which is not an issue. For the FX4100, what is its maximum factory temperature?