Yes, toasty DDR5 RAM is common and often used in modern systems.
Yes, toasty DDR5 RAM is common and often used in modern systems.
I meant to say they're just small fans, around 60mm. They actually push a decent flow without making much noise. The GIF I had looked at was...
Also, my RL RAM temperatures suggest DDR5 won’t exceed 50°C... (it’s not even that high in my laptop without any cooling.)
We're running on DDR4, that's all. It's completely different. DDR5 could handle 50 easily if you keep airflow low.
I really wouldn’t care about the temperature unless it hits 80°C, then I’d pay attention. Otherwise, everything looks okay.