Yes, those temperatures and results are typical for a Ryzen 5 2600 under normal usage.
Yes, those temperatures and results are typical for a Ryzen 5 2600 under normal usage.
You're experiencing typical performance variations compared to online benchmarks. With your Ryzen 5 2600 and stock cooler, temperatures can fluctuate based on workload and cooling efficiency. The numbers you mentioned align with what you'd expect under similar conditions. It's not uncommon for stock coolers to struggle with sustained high loads, especially during gaming or rendering. Upgrading to a better cooler could help stabilize temps. Your plans to buy a Pure Rock after the pandemic sound great!
Remember that benchmarks are tested on a fully clean system with no background applications or programs, just like a typical user would experience. This ensures the best possible results within expected accuracy due to cooling and silicon quality. After installation and updates, you may notice a 5-10% variation in the numbers, sometimes even higher. Temperatures remain perfectly stable at 100%.