F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop You're worried about your motherboard.

You're worried about your motherboard.

You're worried about your motherboard.

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sloop000
Junior Member
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12-26-2019, 08:49 PM
#11
Are you referring to more energy-consuming processors? The answer depends on the additional power it requires.
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sloop000
12-26-2019, 08:49 PM #11

Are you referring to more energy-consuming processors? The answer depends on the additional power it requires.

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DRxEJRAMY
Junior Member
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01-03-2020, 06:07 AM
#12
When considering higher power ratings, the additional consumption becomes noticeable—around 105 watts at 3900X compared to 95 at the current level. Choosing a slightly lower rating, like 3800X, brings usage down to just 65W, making the impact seem much smaller.
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DRxEJRAMY
01-03-2020, 06:07 AM #12

When considering higher power ratings, the additional consumption becomes noticeable—around 105 watts at 3900X compared to 95 at the current level. Choosing a slightly lower rating, like 3800X, brings usage down to just 65W, making the impact seem much smaller.

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Samara2005
Member
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01-03-2020, 12:01 PM
#13
The TDP value isn't precise or reliable, making it risky to upgrade. The best you can achieve here is a 12-core processor, and going beyond that would exceed the board's capabilities.
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Samara2005
01-03-2020, 12:01 PM #13

The TDP value isn't precise or reliable, making it risky to upgrade. The best you can achieve here is a 12-core processor, and going beyond that would exceed the board's capabilities.

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Chubbeh_
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01-08-2020, 08:58 AM
#14
I'm working with the MSI X570 pro-A and a Ryzen 3600x. So far, I haven't experienced any overheating issues. The key to managing heat is using a case with strong airflow to push cool air through and let the VRM heatsink release heat effectively. I've positioned one of the top fans to direct air downward over the VRMs and draw it back through the rear fan. If you're extremely concerned about temperatures, you might consider adding 40mm Noctua mini fans—especially if you upgrade to a more powerful CPU later.
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Chubbeh_
01-08-2020, 08:58 AM #14

I'm working with the MSI X570 pro-A and a Ryzen 3600x. So far, I haven't experienced any overheating issues. The key to managing heat is using a case with strong airflow to push cool air through and let the VRM heatsink release heat effectively. I've positioned one of the top fans to direct air downward over the VRMs and draw it back through the rear fan. If you're extremely concerned about temperatures, you might consider adding 40mm Noctua mini fans—especially if you upgrade to a more powerful CPU later.

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