F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Temperature variations of 5800X between Ryzen Master and AIDA64 are around 10 degrees.

Temperature variations of 5800X between Ryzen Master and AIDA64 are around 10 degrees.

Temperature variations of 5800X between Ryzen Master and AIDA64 are around 10 degrees.

T
Treat21
Junior Member
18
01-26-2022, 01:53 PM
#1
Hi, I just set up a new system and wanted to verify if the cooling performed well. During a CinebenchR20 stress test, temperatures hit up to 83°C in Ryzen Master and HWInfo64. Now I’m using AIDA64 Engineer version 6.30.5500. In System Stability I noticed CPU temps were similar across Ryzen Master and HWInfo64, but when I ran CinebenchR20 benchmarks, the differences showed up—Ryzen Master around 80.5°C, HWInfo64 79.77°C, AIDA64 Engineer 69°C at full load. The changes seem to appear only under heavy load. For idle performance, temperatures matched all tools but varied in stress tests. Your build looks solid overall, just the cooling might need tweaking during peak usage.
T
Treat21
01-26-2022, 01:53 PM #1

Hi, I just set up a new system and wanted to verify if the cooling performed well. During a CinebenchR20 stress test, temperatures hit up to 83°C in Ryzen Master and HWInfo64. Now I’m using AIDA64 Engineer version 6.30.5500. In System Stability I noticed CPU temps were similar across Ryzen Master and HWInfo64, but when I ran CinebenchR20 benchmarks, the differences showed up—Ryzen Master around 80.5°C, HWInfo64 79.77°C, AIDA64 Engineer 69°C at full load. The changes seem to appear only under heavy load. For idle performance, temperatures matched all tools but varied in stress tests. Your build looks solid overall, just the cooling might need tweaking during peak usage.

M
MushMush2007
Junior Member
5
02-02-2022, 04:10 PM
#2
It really relies on the source of the temperature measurement.
M
MushMush2007
02-02-2022, 04:10 PM #2

It really relies on the source of the temperature measurement.