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ROG X570-I chipset performance at 85°C during stress testing

ROG X570-I chipset performance at 85°C during stress testing

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juri1990
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10-14-2019, 09:23 PM
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Been running some tests on a new build (Fractal Design Pop Silent) and noticed my chipset temperatures spiking a lot. They’ve always been high, but this feels extreme. What’s the maximum temperature for an X570 chipset? After two hours of playing COD MW2 with a strong fan setting, the readings were this high. GPU (Gigabyte RX6800 Gaming OC) Core Max: 71°C Hotspot Max: 81°C Memory Junction: 84°C SOC Max: 85°C VDDC Max: 86°C CPU (3900X at 4.1GHz 1.2125V) Hottest Core: 71.4°C CCD1 Limit: 74°C CCD2 Limit: 72°C X570 Chipset Chipset: 85°C Chipset RPM Average: 7200RPM M.2 1 (Gigabyte Gen4) Temp Max: 63°C M.2 2 (Kingston NV1) Temp Max: 67°C In AIDA64, the whole PC keeps getting hot no matter what you set. I’m using a Deepcool AK620, which is unusual. I also have a BeQuite Dark Base 500, but I’d rather skip that. It seems I might need to consider it.
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juri1990
10-14-2019, 09:23 PM #1

Been running some tests on a new build (Fractal Design Pop Silent) and noticed my chipset temperatures spiking a lot. They’ve always been high, but this feels extreme. What’s the maximum temperature for an X570 chipset? After two hours of playing COD MW2 with a strong fan setting, the readings were this high. GPU (Gigabyte RX6800 Gaming OC) Core Max: 71°C Hotspot Max: 81°C Memory Junction: 84°C SOC Max: 85°C VDDC Max: 86°C CPU (3900X at 4.1GHz 1.2125V) Hottest Core: 71.4°C CCD1 Limit: 74°C CCD2 Limit: 72°C X570 Chipset Chipset: 85°C Chipset RPM Average: 7200RPM M.2 1 (Gigabyte Gen4) Temp Max: 63°C M.2 2 (Kingston NV1) Temp Max: 67°C In AIDA64, the whole PC keeps getting hot no matter what you set. I’m using a Deepcool AK620, which is unusual. I also have a BeQuite Dark Base 500, but I’d rather skip that. It seems I might need to consider it.

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Vesgo
Member
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10-18-2019, 09:54 AM
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Did you take off the top vent cover? If not, you need a strong fan at the back that generates a lot of sound, or else temperatures will rise without airflow. The chipset running at 85°C is a bit hot but still within limits, so no major concerns.
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Vesgo
10-18-2019, 09:54 AM #2

Did you take off the top vent cover? If not, you need a strong fan at the back that generates a lot of sound, or else temperatures will rise without airflow. The chipset running at 85°C is a bit hot but still within limits, so no major concerns.

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Brudora
Senior Member
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10-18-2019, 04:06 PM
#3
Your device lacks sufficient oxygen.
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Brudora
10-18-2019, 04:06 PM #3

Your device lacks sufficient oxygen.

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NinatoPvP
Posting Freak
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10-18-2019, 05:49 PM
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Returned to the Dark Base 500 version and updated the VRM and chipset thermal pads. System performance wasn't fully saturated during that time, but it feels better now.
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NinatoPvP
10-18-2019, 05:49 PM #4

Returned to the Dark Base 500 version and updated the VRM and chipset thermal pads. System performance wasn't fully saturated during that time, but it feels better now.

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therealboss13
Member
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10-23-2019, 03:13 AM
#5
It looks great and reliable, excellent job!
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therealboss13
10-23-2019, 03:13 AM #5

It looks great and reliable, excellent job!