It runs smoothly at approximately 50°C.
It runs smoothly at approximately 50°C.
You're experiencing high temperatures with your new 5800X setup. The cooling solution you're using—Cooler Master ML240L V2, two extra fans, and the MSI X570 A Pro—seems solid. Your previous setup with Vetroo V5 and lower voltages didn't help. Checking for background processes, thermal paste wear, or fan alignment might be next steps. The RM750x Corsair PSU should handle it, but ensure it's delivering stable power.
Poor connection between cooler and pump, loop has buildup, room is hot. These factors could help but the issue might be the chip itself—Ryzen 5000 tends to get hot. My 5800X sits at 30°C after using curve optimizer with an EK 360 AIO. Still, only full load matters, not gaming tasks. As long as all core speeds and temps stay stable on a Cinebench test, idle temps shouldn’t be a concern.
For Ryzen 5000 and PBO2 systems, the Curve Optimizer offers impressive features. It's a powerful tool with modern undervolting capabilities.
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