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Processor 64C runs only a single application.

Processor 64C runs only a single application.

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SableRose
Member
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06-07-2020, 12:00 PM
#1
I've noticed some problems with the temperatures on my PC. I use a 5900x cooler with Be Quiet! Pure Loop 360mm as an outtake. When I launch just one app—like Google or Epic Games—the temperature spikes to around 60°C, even though the room is only 23°C. This happens every season, but it's more noticeable in winter than summer.
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SableRose
06-07-2020, 12:00 PM #1

I've noticed some problems with the temperatures on my PC. I use a 5900x cooler with Be Quiet! Pure Loop 360mm as an outtake. When I launch just one app—like Google or Epic Games—the temperature spikes to around 60°C, even though the room is only 23°C. This happens every season, but it's more noticeable in winter than summer.

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ONaoCellbit
Junior Member
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06-08-2020, 10:18 PM
#2
That's a fine temperature for Vermeer.
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ONaoCellbit
06-08-2020, 10:18 PM #2

That's a fine temperature for Vermeer.

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Cychi
Member
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06-13-2020, 03:22 AM
#3
The fans are quite intense even at that temperature. What actions should I take? I originally set up custom curves, but after resetting the BIOS, I haven’t adjusted anything much. They’re quite bothersome—they’re not that loud, but they’re excessive for what I prefer.
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Cychi
06-13-2020, 03:22 AM #3

The fans are quite intense even at that temperature. What actions should I take? I originally set up custom curves, but after resetting the BIOS, I haven’t adjusted anything much. They’re quite bothersome—they’re not that loud, but they’re excessive for what I prefer.

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Sucuklu_Kahve
Junior Member
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06-13-2020, 07:33 AM
#4
The fans might be reacting to CPU temp rather than coolant temp. Not too familiar with Be Quiet products but there should be an app you can download to make it so that your fans are controlled by coolant. As for the temps, this is normal. You can check your individual core temps using something like HWINFO64 and you should see only a few cores heat up that much. You could run a stress test like Cinebench or any sustained load to check if your cooling is working properly.
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Sucuklu_Kahve
06-13-2020, 07:33 AM #4

The fans might be reacting to CPU temp rather than coolant temp. Not too familiar with Be Quiet products but there should be an app you can download to make it so that your fans are controlled by coolant. As for the temps, this is normal. You can check your individual core temps using something like HWINFO64 and you should see only a few cores heat up that much. You could run a stress test like Cinebench or any sustained load to check if your cooling is working properly.