This might not be suitable for GPU temperatures.
This might not be suitable for GPU temperatures.
Here are the details in the requested format:
CPU: [CPU information]
CPU cooler: [Cooler model]
Motherboard: [Model name]
Ram: [RAM type and amount]
SSD/HDD: [Storage type and capacity]
GPU: [GPU model]
PSU: [Power supply details]
Chassis: [Case type]
OS: [Operating system version]
Monitor: [Monitor specifications]
PSU age: [Age in years]
BIOS version: [Current BIOS version]
Did these temperatures occur after a driver or OS update?
Started up a game
What title(s) are you using for the system/GPU?
Taxing the system/GPU with: [Game titles]
Here is what I have:
BIOS Version/Date: American Megatrends Inc. 2.90, 7/10/2019
CPU: Ryzen 7 3700x
CPU cooler: AIO Cooler Master 240mmx2
Motherboard: MSI X470 Gaming pro carbon - American Megatrends Inc. 2.90, 7/10/2019
Ram: Corsair Vengeance DDR4 2x16GB 3600
SSD/HDD: WD Black NVMe 250GBM.2, Crucial SATA MX500 500GB M.2
GPU: Zotac 3070ti Trinity OC
PSU: EVGA 850 G6 (bought 06/22)
Chassis: Cooler Master H500P mesh
OS: Windows 11
Monitor: LG 32' QHD 165Hz
I started Lies of P last week after noticing the fans were loud.
Nvidia updated two weeks ago; Windows required an OS update today.
Games: Lies of P and The Witcher 3
The product may differ significantly. If all other components are functioning normally, disregard this.
Are you testing your GPU (or CPU/memory)?
Do you have any applications installed, such as AfterBurner for managing fan speeds?
Understood. That is good, sometimes those apps can interfere with sensors and it is easier to troubleshoot without them.
Please describe your overall cooling configuration. How many case fans and are they intake or exhaust?
The Cooler master H500P features a 240mm x2 intake on the front, an AIO 120mmx2 intake positioned behind the 240s on the front, plus two 140mm x2 exhausts on top of the case, placed centrally and at the back.
The second AIO cooling refers to the second iteration of the air-cooling system in a water-cooled liquid cooling setup.