My temperature is rising significantly...
My temperature is rising significantly...
The setup involves O11 air with eight fans (two on each side, front, back, bottom, top, all 120mm). The stock prism cooler uses paste on an x570 Taichi My room stays comfortable between 22°C and 25°C. When idle, the CPU temperature hovers between 50°C and 60°C, with MSI AB logs showing small spikes rather than a flat line. The CPU can hit up to 4.4GHz boost and experiences brief voltage spikes reaching 1.5V, as recorded by HWMonitor. During gameplay in CoD MW, the CPU stays around 70°C to 86°C while the fan speeds up. A benchmark test showed the 3700X reaching 91°C during a test, but it didn’t exceed that without throttling, suggesting possible thermal throttling or cooling issues. The Ryzen Master installation problems persist after clean installations, possibly due to BIOS, paste, or mounting.
These chips work hard under any condition to achieve maximum turbo performance. A 7nm chiplet measures like a fingernail and becomes very hot when pushed to 1.47V during light use. The 3700X owner with an H150i i experiences 55-60°C while gaming, up to 65-70°C with PBO. Encoding videos pushes it to 88°C with PBO and 78-80°C without. When idle, temperatures hover between 30-38°C; browsing or normal activities keep it around 40-50°C.
Looks quite excessive. At 3970x it stays cool in the mid-30s but jumps to about 60°C under heavy load.
You're using a fully customized loop with the Wraith Prism, and it's interesting how the heat management differs from typical consumer Ryzen designs. The heat spreader here is much more extensive, unlike the compact setup in most consumer chips.
Consider testing a negative voltage offset while reducing the LLC value. Use a different CPU model here. With my 2700X, I achieved TDP around 180-185W and single core voltage near 1.3V. Under short loads, single cores hit ~1.4V. On Wraith Prism, temperatures stay between 90-93°C at the tctl sensor in HWinfo, with normal speeds of 4.3GHz on single cores and 4GHz on all cores during heavy tasks like Prime95 small FFT.
Most seem to share identical temperatures and they’re in range. Still, my 3600x with Hyper 212 runs hotter during idle and heats up faster under load.