i5 10400f operates at 76°C with minimal power consumption of around 65W.
i5 10400f operates at 76°C with minimal power consumption of around 65W.
Temperature is near 24°C while GPU hits 82°C under full load.
It’s mainly about a 32-degree rise above normal at full capacity. That’s actually decent heat. You’re probably overthinking it. Your cooler is working perfectly. The main chance is messing up by adjusting it too much. You’ve got the right username, though.
The video doesn’t mention cooling in detail, and it only states that the CPU handles gaming tasks.
But why? Your ratings are great, better than many others. Why fixate on someone else's video? Maybe that person made it up and isn't truthful. Don't take anything at face value online.
In the video he's operating between 50-65°C based on the game, which reflects the actual temperature you're seeing. The Deepcool AG400 offers slightly improved cooling compared to your LC Power Argb Pro, though it's still not outstanding. Also, notice he doesn't mention a case—likely indicating an open-air test setup, giving him a performance edge. Considering these factors, your setup is very close to his.
Sure thing. Everything is functioning just as expected. The video plays smoothly during gaming sessions, with your CPU consistently at 100% utilization—far from what’s normal. That’s a clear sign of performance differences. When the workload increases, temperatures rise more noticeably. Your GPU is also getting warm, which makes sense given the cooler and case setup. The exact model (like MSI Twin FROST RX 3070) matters, as heat can be directed differently depending on the cooler used. Comparing different coolers blindly isn’t fair. The AG400 model has a solid fan design, while most other models have decent fans. Their cooling systems are also distinct. This is essentially comparing apples to pears. In short—everything’s working perfectly. Have fun gaming! Don’t stress about selling your PC unless you’re really concerned.
The example video contains many details beyond what’s needed. It only mentions the CPU and GPU being used—no information about settings or tweaks that could affect performance. The video doesn’t discuss ambient conditions or how to make the system run hotter, such as voltage adjustments. Since these aspects aren’t covered, it wouldn’t be a reliable guide for your goal. In short, using this video as a reference won’t yield the results you expect, especially since it’s not focused on your specific needs. The "Ain't Happening" issue is clearly highlighted here.