Observing unusual temperatures during gaming on a Ryzen 7800X3D motherboard
Observing unusual temperatures during gaming on a Ryzen 7800X3D motherboard
Fan curves are unique to each configuration and can't be directly transferred from another setup. When reviewing the image, it shows a well-configured fan array that should run quietly after initial setup. The main challenge is recognizing typical behavior and knowing when temperatures become excessive.
It might work, though it could lead to suboptimal use compared to the higher ambient temperature (24-25°C and a 30°C setting sounds quite typical). Still, PDifolco confirmed it's the usual reaction. I’d consider testing with lower RPM on the top fan. Fan control seems more practical for trials—it’s easier than constantly checking the BIOS. But honestly, you might not need to go that deep. Edited May 25, 2024 by leclod
I'd say it's "normal" because I do see it happen as well, with a 3D chip and similar cooler, and that's there's nothing showing an abnormal behavior Plus it can be rationalized/explained : 3D chips are usually +20C under load over a similar non 3D chip, so when they get a load like launching a game they go to 80+ instead of the 60ish a non 3D chip will get; the cooler fans then increase speed but it takes a few seconds for them to reach the new speed, that finally allows the chip to cool So you see 45C => 85C for 5 seconds=> 65C
Using the same motherboard confirms the Gigabyte Control Center is terrible and constantly resets settings. I fully agree with the Fan Control feature.