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High stock temperatures for Ryzen 5 3600 under heavy load

High stock temperatures for Ryzen 5 3600 under heavy load

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07-18-2019, 07:12 PM
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My readings were already quite high at the time of installing the heatsink. Changing the cooler's position didn't improve or worsen them according to my tests.
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07-18-2019, 07:12 PM #11

My readings were already quite high at the time of installing the heatsink. Changing the cooler's position didn't improve or worsen them according to my tests.

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07-22-2019, 11:35 AM
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You installed it by following the instructions provided during setup. You used a small amount of thermal paste as recommended.
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07-22-2019, 11:35 AM #12

You installed it by following the instructions provided during setup. You used a small amount of thermal paste as recommended.

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07-22-2019, 12:41 PM
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I’m sure it’s possible, since it happened to me too. Just grab some MX4 thermal paste and try again.
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07-22-2019, 12:41 PM #13

I’m sure it’s possible, since it happened to me too. Just grab some MX4 thermal paste and try again.

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07-28-2019, 03:38 PM
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I'm not sure if anyone will actually read this, but I've made it work! After spending many hours reviewing forum discussions and YouTube tutorials, I found out that a Ryzen 5 at default settings can push the CPU up to 1.45 volts while running at stock speeds. This is clearly too high for its base clock. What I did was lower the voltage to a safe level to keep things cool and performance stable. Here are my findings: baseline data (stock) shows clock speed of 3.875Ghz, voltage 1.450V, idle temps between 50-60°C. Under load, temps reached 92-98°C. Cinebench R20 Multi Threaded scores were 3116 for 3.8GHz OC, 3412 for 3.8GHz 3x, 3572 for 4.0GHz OC, and 3687 for 4.1GHz OC. I managed to get more performance with lower heat, even using the stock cooler. If anyone else faces similar issues, this might help.
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07-28-2019, 03:38 PM #14

I'm not sure if anyone will actually read this, but I've made it work! After spending many hours reviewing forum discussions and YouTube tutorials, I found out that a Ryzen 5 at default settings can push the CPU up to 1.45 volts while running at stock speeds. This is clearly too high for its base clock. What I did was lower the voltage to a safe level to keep things cool and performance stable. Here are my findings: baseline data (stock) shows clock speed of 3.875Ghz, voltage 1.450V, idle temps between 50-60°C. Under load, temps reached 92-98°C. Cinebench R20 Multi Threaded scores were 3116 for 3.8GHz OC, 3412 for 3.8GHz 3x, 3572 for 4.0GHz OC, and 3687 for 4.1GHz OC. I managed to get more performance with lower heat, even using the stock cooler. If anyone else faces similar issues, this might help.

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