This new Ryzen 9 7900X struggles to dissipate heat.
This new Ryzen 9 7900X struggles to dissipate heat.
Am I crazy? or are you missing some wires there? You have RPM signal there but you are missing... Power... and Ground. Yea guess the h150 just does that, it only get tach from AIO pump header.
It seems your AIO might be overheating despite appearing okay. I’d swap out the block with new thermal paste and give it another try. If the issue continues, there’s likely a problem. The AMD Ryzen 7000 series tends to get hot because of its bulky IHS design that holds heat in. Running at around 75°C in a typical room temperature range is unusual—this level usually appears only during light to moderate use, like older games.
Really, that's correct. A pump definitely requires more than just one wire to function properly. It needs positive, negative, and signal wires. My pump isn’t working at all.
I secured a few bolts, adjusted the clock to the base, and after 15 minutes of stress testing it stayed under 54°C. It seems the temperatures are stable. Now it's time to check if my peripherals maintain consistent power flow.
I understand you're looking for a summary of that specific line. The statement about the pump's RPMs comes from iCue and is meant to convey performance details.
Dafuq? You're seeing 54°C under 10/% stress? That doesn't sound right... But lower is better than higher, I think. Are you UnderVolted or something? It seems like JaysTwoCents probably used chilled water to prevent TJMax from spiking too much, then applied the IHS shave-down on the 7950X.