It gets really warm while you're gaming.
It gets really warm while you're gaming.
Did it keep the profile you created for the undervolt setup? It seems like the core clock and memory clock are at zero, so should I redo the underclocking? Honestly, I wasn’t surprised. My machine is a Phanteks Eclipse P350X with only the built-in fan and a stock Ryzen 5 1600—probably called something like "Wraith Stealth." I’m planning to swap in two Noctua P14 Redux 1500RPM fans for the front, replace the original one, and maybe add a Noctua P12 Redux 1700RPM for the back. Your advice is always appreciated! This is my first PC build entirely on my own, using some old parts from a previous build I received as a gift.
It's hard to tell from the image since clock screens should look consistent, though some people like to slightly slow them down. If you notice reduced power consumption, that suggests the underclocking is effective. Fan costs typically range from Noctua models, which can be quite pricey, and if you're budget-conscious, consider more affordable options like Arctic P14/P12 or F14/F12—they offer solid performance at a lower price.