F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Your CPU is overheating because it’s working too hard or the cooling system isn’t functioning properly.

Your CPU is overheating because it’s working too hard or the cooling system isn’t functioning properly.

Your CPU is overheating because it’s working too hard or the cooling system isn’t functioning properly.

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MrDarkTurtle
Junior Member
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12-30-2022, 11:33 PM
#11
It's typical. Your device works best with a 3600Hz, while mine requires 1.3V at 4050MHz for stability in Prime 95.
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MrDarkTurtle
12-30-2022, 11:33 PM #11

It's typical. Your device works best with a 3600Hz, while mine requires 1.3V at 4050MHz for stability in Prime 95.

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Naethros
Junior Member
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01-06-2023, 07:03 PM
#12
Occasionally individuals overlook details, and sometimes they add a small plastic layer on top of the stock paste to safeguard it.
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Naethros
01-06-2023, 07:03 PM #12

Occasionally individuals overlook details, and sometimes they add a small plastic layer on top of the stock paste to safeguard it.

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aurodude
Member
202
01-08-2023, 02:48 PM
#13
Your 3600 seems unstable at 1.15v with 4.1GHz. It might look like it's running, but the actual clock speed will drop to around 3.6GHz across all cores.
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aurodude
01-08-2023, 02:48 PM #13

Your 3600 seems unstable at 1.15v with 4.1GHz. It might look like it's running, but the actual clock speed will drop to around 3.6GHz across all cores.

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vuro
Member
244
01-08-2023, 10:06 PM
#14
You can also overclock using Ryzen Master without relying on BIOS, and it includes a built-in testing mode. Whether the test alone confirms stability depends on your setup—Cinebench R20 can provide additional validation.
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vuro
01-08-2023, 10:06 PM #14

You can also overclock using Ryzen Master without relying on BIOS, and it includes a built-in testing mode. Whether the test alone confirms stability depends on your setup—Cinebench R20 can provide additional validation.

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ko16654
Member
121
01-22-2023, 11:52 AM
#15
When your CPU operates at 4.1GHz, the Cinebench R20 rating typically hovers near 3700.
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ko16654
01-22-2023, 11:52 AM #15

When your CPU operates at 4.1GHz, the Cinebench R20 rating typically hovers near 3700.

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Emma31178
Member
193
01-22-2023, 07:25 PM
#16
Skip the Ryzen Master test. Try OCCT or AIDA64 instead.
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Emma31178
01-22-2023, 07:25 PM #16

Skip the Ryzen Master test. Try OCCT or AIDA64 instead.

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InoueAlice
Senior Member
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01-24-2023, 09:52 PM
#17
Comparing AIDA64 to Prime isn't straightforward, but neither is checking CPU temps. Make sure your system stays cool!
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InoueAlice
01-24-2023, 09:52 PM #17

Comparing AIDA64 to Prime isn't straightforward, but neither is checking CPU temps. Make sure your system stays cool!

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WoobzyWoobz
Member
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02-07-2023, 12:34 PM
#18
I don’t rely on programs that heavily strain a CPU like Prime 95. I haven’t used it since Intel Haswell. AIDA 64 and OCCT are much closer to what I actually use every day, such as Blender. I achieve around 80°C with the stock cooler during a stress test using a small file size in OCCT. The CPU runs with default settings.
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WoobzyWoobz
02-07-2023, 12:34 PM #18

I don’t rely on programs that heavily strain a CPU like Prime 95. I haven’t used it since Intel Haswell. AIDA 64 and OCCT are much closer to what I actually use every day, such as Blender. I achieve around 80°C with the stock cooler during a stress test using a small file size in OCCT. The CPU runs with default settings.

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PigeonPlayer18
Member
129
02-28-2023, 11:51 PM
#19
Download and execute Prime95 version 26.6. It lacks AVX support, but it remains at least not overly impractical.
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PigeonPlayer18
02-28-2023, 11:51 PM #19

Download and execute Prime95 version 26.6. It lacks AVX support, but it remains at least not overly impractical.

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