Ryzen 5 2600 reaches its peak speed at 2600 RPM yet drops below 50°C during idle mode.
Ryzen 5 2600 reaches its peak speed at 2600 RPM yet drops below 50°C during idle mode.
I noticed your PC's temperatures have been unusual lately, especially during intense gaming sessions. The CPU is consistently running between 70-80°C, which is higher than expected. I'm not sure if the issue lies with your case or the CPU itself. You've already increased fan speeds to lower temps, but they still stay high at idle. Could you check for any airflow issues in your case or see if other components are overheating?
It features a mesh front design. It won’t be the most stylish case, but it won’t be the worst either. Which fans are currently installed? And what kind of CPU cooler is used?
how many fans are there? and what's the specs? i'm planning to check the cpu cooler details. it seems like a budget or stock heatsink, and the fans might be cheap with lower RPMs. upgrading to a better cooler, adding more fans, or using a better thermal paste would all help lower temperatures. if the room is hot, the case will be too, so removing the side panel can show if temps drop. edited june 29, 2021 by thrasher_565
So there's only 1 fan at the back of the pc and the cpu fan is an amd stock cooler maxes out at 2600rpm, so i lack fans? should i add more?
I'm getting a new pc in a month or so, so i don't think getting fans for this one is worth the hustle, and since this is a pre-built it's fine. my next pc is gonna be custom build so it's gonna be a lot better thanks for the help though!
when idle temperatures are higher than expected for gaming or load, it’s usually okay—probably just a few degrees on the front. If you’re concerned about your temps, consider boosting the cooler to something like an iGPU cooling solution such as the SSE 224 XT or a Wraith Prism fan. These options are affordable and can help maintain better performance.