Quick temperature increase for the AI model
Quick temperature increase for the AI model
Hi. I just assembled my PC with a 5900X and an Artic liquid cooler 280. The Rev4.0 installation worked fine, but the Ryzen-specific setup didn't. I noticed my system spikes in temperature very quickly during short bursts of high load. My CPU cooler is set to 70% minimum, 85% at 60°C and 100% at 80°C. This rapid rise seems unusual. I tried reapplying thermal paste and it didn’t help. Someone might have an explanation—please share if you see anything. I attached a video showing the issue. The GPU is fine, but I want to stress-test both components. If I don’t apply stress, the temperature stays stable. Around 83°C the issue appears. The footage was taken inside a meshify 2 without the top filter. 1970052979_2021-04-0801-54-49.mkv
It seems there might be a small leak or air bubble inside the water block attached to the CPU.
That's just an assumption, but if the water feels warm quickly, it might mean the system is heating up rapidly. Are you pushing it too hard?
The CPU temperature isn't the main issue—it's more about the AIO coolant temperature. With the 5800X it behaves similarly; it spikes during heavy use and settles back down, even when using custom loops.
It's the processor temperature. That seems odd since water coolers are supposed to handle brief spikes in heat. The water must warm up during those moments.
It does require some time, not an immediate fix. When temperatures rise quickly, it may take a short while to bring it down. AMD indicates a maximum temperature of 86°C for a 360mm AIO setup, which aligns with the design of models like the 5800x. Temperatures in the higher-end 5000 series can be unusual.
It seems he’s reaching 80 under continuous pressure once the water heats up, taking roughly one second.