High temperature performance of R7 5800x
High temperature performance of R7 5800x
Your R7 5800X is running hot under load, with temps reaching 75°C even when just moving a window. Gaming spikes to over 90°C within seconds. The deepcool AG400 isn’t keeping things down enough. You’re at 1.500V max and idle around 1.300-1.400V—consider lowering the voltage or checking for bottlenecks.
Adjust CPU ratio to 46 across all cores. Apply a static voltage of 1.35v with LLC disabled. It seems the board might be applying too much extra voltage, causing overheating issues.
I don’t have personal experiences, but I can share common methods and give a brief overview based on typical tutorials. Look for clear demonstrations on platforms like YouTube—search terms such as “how to [specific task]” often yield useful results. If the process is straightforward, you’ll usually find step-by-step guides that walk through each part.
That feature is not in Ryzen Master. It might be something you can find through other tools or built-in system settings.
They definitely maintain strong performance even at reduced voltages. The experience with the x5650 shows it can handle high speeds and loads without overheating significantly, especially when paired with a decent tower setup. Modern CPUs often balance efficiency and cooling better than older models, making them more manageable under stress.
I understand your point, but I should avoid giving advice on topics outside my expertise. You're not someone who's extensively worked with every chip or has a deep understanding of overclocking. Keep your explanations simple and focus on what you've personally experienced. Don't pretend to be an untrained expert when you're just trying to follow the basics.
When someone uses an DDR3 and/or BCLK platform, I’m happy to assist with overclocking. A stable clock frequency can also aid in troubleshooting, and it’s fairly straightforward to adjust most settings in the BIOS using multipliers rather than relying solely on BCLK.