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Strong loudspeaker noise and elevated CPU usage during game recording (5900X + 3060Ti)

Strong loudspeaker noise and elevated CPU usage during game recording (5900X + 3060Ti)

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jmodkiller
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08-08-2020, 07:59 PM
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Under typical conditions, my 280mm AIO stays quiet during gameplay without recording. However, occasionally with NVIDIA recording, CPU temperatures can rise sharply to around 85°C while a loud AIO noise occurs. This situation involves a 4000X setup, an older unit, and only the CPU side was checked in April. Is this typical for AMD users experiencing similar spikes?
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08-08-2020, 07:59 PM #1

Under typical conditions, my 280mm AIO stays quiet during gameplay without recording. However, occasionally with NVIDIA recording, CPU temperatures can rise sharply to around 85°C while a loud AIO noise occurs. This situation involves a 4000X setup, an older unit, and only the CPU side was checked in April. Is this typical for AMD users experiencing similar spikes?

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08-08-2020, 11:58 PM
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The CPU clock speeds reach up to 85°C. There have been recent changes to the case positioning, such as adjusting its orientation or relocating it. You might notice a temperature variation between the tubes leading to and from the radiator.
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FureaMC
08-08-2020, 11:58 PM #2

The CPU clock speeds reach up to 85°C. There have been recent changes to the case positioning, such as adjusting its orientation or relocating it. You might notice a temperature variation between the tubes leading to and from the radiator.

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08-09-2020, 11:14 PM
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PBO enabled boosts performance to 85°C across all cores at 4.5GHz+ with 150W+ power. The main concern is fan noise; reducing the speed slightly will lower it, or you can cap the power output at 100W and enable eco mode.
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08-09-2020, 11:14 PM #3

PBO enabled boosts performance to 85°C across all cores at 4.5GHz+ with 150W+ power. The main concern is fan noise; reducing the speed slightly will lower it, or you can cap the power output at 100W and enable eco mode.

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08-12-2020, 01:08 PM
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When you turn on PBO and experiment with the curve, 5900X really shines. I must admit it’s a bit disappointing that your AIO isn’t powerful enough, and the CPU feels sluggish—consider a better cooler or upgrading the CPU. Just know that 5900X can handle up to 235W of power.
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08-12-2020, 01:08 PM #4

When you turn on PBO and experiment with the curve, 5900X really shines. I must admit it’s a bit disappointing that your AIO isn’t powerful enough, and the CPU feels sluggish—consider a better cooler or upgrading the CPU. Just know that 5900X can handle up to 235W of power.

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