This query asks about upgrading from Ryzen 5800X3D to 7800X3D without switching to AM6.
This query asks about upgrading from Ryzen 5800X3D to 7800X3D without switching to AM6.
Concerning the AIO, there isn't much improvement—perhaps a 1-2 degree adjustment and having the GPU inside with a fan aimed inwards would help. My setup has many holes, which is part of the design philosophy of the Asus Prime AP201. I'll consider the ram swap soon, thanks for the suggestion!
By hot, what temperature ranges are you noticing when idle versus under load? Also, what are the typical ambient air temperatures in your room? Feel free to share a diagram of your build's internal components and the fan placement if you'd like.
I don't use sleeved extensions because they increase cable length unnecessarily. I prefer to sleeve my own cables personally. You can either do this yourself with custom lengths or find someone nearby who can provide high-quality wire for proper length in your setup. This approach aids in better cable management and airflow.
I never considered wrapping my own cables but you're talking about PCIE, FSB and CPU power cables, right? Or maybe I could just buy a standard white PSU, though that would be costly.
I've been using this 5800x3d for some time now and I see it jumping from idle 43-44 to 60-80 when fully loaded. Also, opening a browser causes it to spike into the 60s. I'm pretty sure it's not an airflow problem but more likely related to my AIO. It doesn't exceed the mid 80s during intense gaming (after applying the -30 offset via bios).
GPU temperatures are good—after upgrading from the 3060ti (gaming temps 84-86°C) I don’t usually hit the 90s unless I enable the -30 offset in BIOS.
Idle temps for my GPU are around 43°C.
My room temperature is roughly 26-28°C without AC and 23-24°C with it. That's a rough estimate.
Fan placement: all are intake fans except three on top.
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It's reassuring to know there are no major improvements available. At least for now.
A 360mm AIO or premium air cooler could offer a slight improvement, though the difference won't be significant. The cooler you own is quite effective.
It seems you're looking for a different way to express the same idea. The benefits of PCIe >3 are limited unless your graphics card is extremely high-end. DDR5 offers similar performance to DDR4 and isn't a strong reason to switch. SSD speeds mainly depend on random access, so faster sequential speeds aren't a big advantage. You already have a great setup—consider something else to address the need. Maybe a bigger 4K monitor?
I believe you've nailed it perfectly, my friend—it's definitely an itch, but since I don't have money, I was really trying to make it count. The 4k monitor sounds great, though I'm not sure if I'd prefer a smaller screen, as most models I see are only 27 inches. I'm planning to switch my case and use the AIO cooler instead. I found some good deals online that won't strain my budget too much.