I'm a little worried about my CPU temperatures.
I'm a little worried about my CPU temperatures.
It's a brand-new setup I built myself. It features a Ryzen 7 9800X3D. I opted for pure rock 3 because I prefer non-AIO options. Idle runs at about 46, and it climbs to around 90 during stress tests. The room temperature is 23.5°C. This is my first AMD machine—still figuring out what's typical.
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Based on what I understand, AMD processors will continue improving performance until they reach their temperature limits (around 95°C) or power consumption thresholds (TDP). You don’t need to be concerned unless thermal throttling occurs. You can verify this using hardware details.
Idle times appear typical and a 90°C during full stress is expected for a 9800X3D. The Ryzen 7000/9000 operate warm and have a target temperature of 95°C before they reduce clocks and power. No issues detected here; both my 7700X and 9800X3D act identically. If needed, I can share two videos for more details.
Both of these points seem normal. I've invested a lot of money and spent considerable time selecting parts and fine-tuning the RGB settings. (I'm glad it turned out well) The color temperature was actually warmer than expected. The cinebench score came in at 21925. While I wanted to upgrade for better performance, I wasn't sure about the cooler choice.
Temperatures are all within acceptable ranges. Everything seems normal—your cooler is performing well. I’m using an overclocked 9800X3D with DeepCool AK620, running at a moderate fan speed. It keeps temps under 88°C during regular gaming and usually stays between 70-80°C, which is perfect. No concerns here; you can start playing games right away.