High temperatures on this AMD Ryzen 7 5800X are common during heavy usage.
High temperatures on this AMD Ryzen 7 5800X are common during heavy usage.
It seems like you referenced something from him, but it wasn't included in the original post. The 120.2 rad might not be sufficient, and the thin plate design could be contributing to the temperature issues. The high temperature difference between idle and load is likely the cause. He's just a few hundred points below the average cinenbench score, which might explain the throttling.
Your graphics card temperature is around 75 degrees Celsius according to the HWMonitor readings.
I'll handle that once I reassemble my rig. According to "Voluspa," I'm aiming to use the intake for the AIO fans instead of the exhaust.
You need to remove heat from the case. The radiator should release heat toward the intake side. Keep the exhaust out. It's better to switch the top two fan blades to intake position.
While I was reading, I had just completed reassembling the rig.
The concept involves four intake ports and three exhaust ports. Positive pressure pushes air out through the exhaust. Blowing from the top also provides extra cooling to important parts like memory and VRM heatsinks. Still, always verify your setup. Building a PC can require some extra effort and fine-tuning.
This approach reflects what you initially considered before diving into PBO and undervolts for temperature control. For this particular test, it represents the "best case" situation. It's quite refreshing to have such a cool environment with access to AIO, GPU, and VRMs.