The normal temperatures for 5600x are typically around 25°C to 30°C, depending on the specific model and usage.
The normal temperatures for 5600x are typically around 25°C to 30°C, depending on the specific model and usage.
Hello, your system was stable after the test, with temperatures holding steady around 91°C and a socket temp of 54°C. The CPU ran at 4.6GHz with all-core boost enabled, and the airflow seemed sufficient. You're using Prime95 with Small FFTs for stress testing, and you're running Arctic Esports 34 duo with good case ventilation. It looks like the cooling might be adequate despite the high temperature reading—just a bit above your 80°C threshold. Let me know if you need further advice.
Please clarify the specific model and configuration details. Also, confirm if you mean general fan types or particular cases, and whether you're asking about overclocking.
Checking the market, 91c on an Arctic 34 duo seems quite steep.
Sure, perhaps avoid referencing p95 since it doesn't reflect the actual situation.