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Ah, I see. Aight, thank you

I have 30°C in idle with my Ryzen 7 3700X, and 50°-60° in full load. You're saying imma have the same temps with Ryzen 7 7800X3D? :oops:

Salutations. Currently I have a DDR4/AM4 build (Ryzen 7 3700X), and I wish to upgrade to a DDR5/AM5 build in the near future. The CPU i have in mind is Ryzen 7 7800X3D, since I've heard it's one of the best CPUs at the moment, paired together with a B650 MSI Tomahawk motherboard and Kingston...

That's why I want to make the upgrade I mentioned above

I have two sticks of RAM, 16 GB each. I have tried with one Stick in every slot, but it always ends up the same.

I updated my bios to its latest version a couple of months ago. So I think it's "7C91vAE" My specs: CPU: Ryzen 7 3700X CPU Cooling: Id Cooling Frostflow 360 AIO Motherboard: B550 Tomahawk RAM: 32 GB, DDR4, 3200 MHz (Patriot Viper) SSD: 2 TB, M.2, Gen 3 SSD (XPG) GPU: RX 6700XT PSU: Gigabyte...

I want to upgrade some of my components in the near future. I want to change from: Ryzen 7 3700X -> Ryzen 7 7700X; $370 B550 Tomahawk -> B650 Tomahawk; $250 32 GB, 3200 MHz, DDR4, Dual Channel RAM (Patriot Viper) -> 16/32 GB, 6000 MHz, DDR5 (Kingston Fury); $125 2 TB M.2 SSD (XPG) -> Samsung...

I am using a proper cable. The PSU came with an uk power cable. However, the problems appeared with my old 750w PSU which was from Silentium. I don’t know the exact model since I bought it 3 years ago. And the problems I had with that PSU I now have with this new one. It hasn’t exploded yet...

I'm using the 850w rn and It's a Gigabyte P850GM. I've seen some pretty good reviews about it so I bought it. However, despite the fact that it's new I'm having the same problems as I did with the previous 750w PSU. Also, from what I've read the UK sockets are 230v, unlike the standard european...

So I just moved to UK and I brought my pc with me. I used an adapter since you can't really connect an EU power outlet to a UK socket. Everything went fine for the first day, I played some Destiny 2 and Rainbow Six Siege as always. Then all of a sudden the computer restarts for no reason. I open...

I see. It's wierding me out though since it only started happening a few days ago without me interfering with any settings. Before this, it would just stay at 45C on idle and I could open Chrome or any other not-very-demanding software without having the CPU skyrocket to 4300MHz and 70C

So I used Cinebench and i never really got past 76C on multi-core benchmark (11657 pts) and past 66C on single-core benchmark (1247 pts). I guess everything is ok with the cooling, especially since i have an air cooler, but it pains me to see the temp at 70 on idle. Even on Cyberpunk 2077 it...

I haven't touched the cooler, although i'm thinking of opening up my pc and cleaning the dust off everything. Imma try that Cinebench as well. What's PBO?

Normal ryzen behaviour as it is, it's weird these temperature spikes started happening only recently. Previously it wasn't necessary for the CPU to jump to 70C to open a tab of chrome

I really don't know what happened, but my CPU uses maximum frequency for every single process. i monitored my CPU in idle and it fluctuates only between 3601 MHz and 4326 MHz, therefore the temperature drastically changes between 40C and 70C. I haven't noticed any program that uses the CPU in...