High temperature readings for these components
High temperature readings for these components
Hi, I see you've switched to the B550 Plus Tuf gaming board and noticed the CPU fan running quieter than before. That’s a good sign—it means the cooling is working better now. The temperature readings in Ryzen Master and Asus AI Suite might be showing different values because of how they display data. Check your BIOS settings for accurate temperatures, and ensure the motherboard is properly seated. If the issue persists after confirming hardware, consider updating drivers or checking for firmware updates. Let me know if you need more guidance!
This doesn’t seem logical. Ryzen Master should display the CPU at 83.6 GHz. Use one overclocking tool at a time, avoid running more than one simultaneously. Disable all overclocking programs and inspect the BIOS settings to understand what’s happening. Try resetting the CMOS to revert to factory defaults and verify if the problem persists. Which CPU cooler are you employing?
It looks like the temperature sensor might be damaged. Check for dirt or debris on the board. If needed, install software to verify all temperatures—either via the hardware info tool or FanControl—to manage any functional sensors and control fans.
Remove RM, reset the CMOS, and rely solely on BIOS for overclocking. This method may affect how RM operates.