Performance issues detected. Device overheating observed.
Performance issues detected. Device overheating observed.
You're seeing temperatures between 37-62°C during idle, which is within normal ranges for your setup. The cooling configuration you've set seems effective, with proper airflow and radiator placement. Since the GPU isn't getting hot enough to trigger a shutdown, it's likely fine. Just ensure the case isn't blocking airflow and consider checking the fan speeds if needed. No major issues here.
Ahh. Been having this talk since 2020 lol. Ok, first things first is identify what constitutes "idle". If the system is truly idle, temp should not be fluctuating that much. The image on screen looks like a true idle but if Load jumps up from there, that's not idle anymore and yes, temp will go with it. Its normal. We learned 4 years ago when Ryzen 5000 launched that temperature ranges were not like Ryzen 3000 and before, in fact AMD's then Director of Technical Marketing had this to say: Now, also understand that this is talking about LOAD temperatures, and like proper load. Where all, in your case, 8-cores are loaded to 100% in a stress test or benchmark. Cinebench is a popular and easy to get/run option. So, from what you've shown its fine but you never really know until you test load. Idle just doesn't really matter.
Load test reached a maximum of 79c during Cinebench multi-core. The idle percentage stayed between 0-20%. It seems acceptable. Prior to updating Windows, it kept increasing; after the update, it stabilized around 60-70c. Appreciate the explanation.
From what I see, your setup offers much more airflow compared to mine. Could be because of the fans included, rather than the ones in the fractal case.
It's water-cooled with fans for the water, not the CPU. The term AIO isn't referenced here.