Ryzen 9 3950 works at 43°C higher than Corsair 115i
Ryzen 9 3950 works at 43°C higher than Corsair 115i
At half capacity, I observe the coolant inside my cooling system, a Corsair 115i platinum, sitting at 29 °C while my CPU Ryzen 9 3950 reaches 72 °C. The room temperature is around 21.5 °C. This seems typical? Other hardware details MSI PRESTIGE X570 CREATION motherboard, Corsair Obsidian Series 750D ATX full tower, case, Corsair 115i platinum, Ryzen 9 3950 VENGEANCE® LPX with 64GB DDR4 RAM at 3600MHz. The setup includes four intake fans, two large and two small, plus three rear and one top fan on the radiator.
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Yes, that works just fine.
It's great to hear that! Your system has 16 cores operating at over 4GHz with a heat output of 150W, which is within an acceptable range.
The CPU would reach temperatures well above 72°C without the cooling system, but the water helps dissipate heat and maintain control. If the water weren't much cooler, the CPU would have trouble managing the heat. During startup, it stays cooler even under load before gradually warming up as the cooling process works. Once stabilized, maintaining a low temperature is key for efficient heat transfer.