F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Temperatures are high for your Ryzen processor.

Temperatures are high for your Ryzen processor.

Temperatures are high for your Ryzen processor.

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03-17-2020, 08:27 AM
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I swapped the Evga for a thermaltake riing plus with fans, and they're linked to the fan controller. They're now spinning at about 500-600 rpm.
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03-17-2020, 08:27 AM #11

I swapped the Evga for a thermaltake riing plus with fans, and they're linked to the fan controller. They're now spinning at about 500-600 rpm.

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03-23-2020, 01:22 AM
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Hey everyone, welcome back to the chat. I recently purchased the Phanteks P500A and set up three intake fans, two exhausts on top, plus the CLC 280, with one exhaust in the rear, all using Lian Li UNI Fan 140mms. The temperatures have improved significantly. I verified the readings with Ryzen Master and ran Cinebench R23—here are the numbers: 5900X at stock speeds. Multi-core: 19931pts, Temp 68-69°C; Single-core: 1553pts, Temp 63-67°C. During Modern Warfare sessions, the temps stayed below 72°C. I’m hopeful everything is running smoothly now.
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03-23-2020, 01:22 AM #12

Hey everyone, welcome back to the chat. I recently purchased the Phanteks P500A and set up three intake fans, two exhausts on top, plus the CLC 280, with one exhaust in the rear, all using Lian Li UNI Fan 140mms. The temperatures have improved significantly. I verified the readings with Ryzen Master and ran Cinebench R23—here are the numbers: 5900X at stock speeds. Multi-core: 19931pts, Temp 68-69°C; Single-core: 1553pts, Temp 63-67°C. During Modern Warfare sessions, the temps stayed below 72°C. I’m hopeful everything is running smoothly now.

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