AMD 9590 Possible Overheat

[nevilla]

Hello,
I'm hoping someone on here can help me out with my pc. I have experienced overheating issues with my pc for a while now (almost a year). I cleaned the case out real good and it helped for a little bit, but now my machine is crashing on my in the middle of intense work. (fornite)
Below are my specs:
AMD 9590
GTX 1070
Crosshair V Formula Z MB
Cooling: H80iGT
2x Corsair DDR3 RAM 8192 MB
2x G Skill 4096 MB

I have done some stress testing and after a few minutes the computer will freeze, and I'll have to reboot it. Typically I can play a game for roughly 30-40 mins and then I'll experience freezing. Attached are my voltage settings found of AI Suite.

https://gyazo.com/f8a245ccde1de3dae8541fde7c3c0271
https://gyazo.com/861c9a9d7840d2594bc43698d0aa6dda

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

FX 9000 systems are rarely stable and the H80GT is insufficient to cool it.

This is a very common issue and rarely solved.

 

[nevilla]

FX 9000 systems are rarely stable and the H80GT is insufficient to cool it.

This is a very common issue and rarely solved.

Is there a cooler you recommend to use?
I've also read that setting up intake vs exhaust can affect the CPU... I have my two top case fans flowing in, from case fan blowing in, and back rear where the H80 is blowing out.

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

Worrying about at most a few degrees of temperature with your current fan configuration is most likely a lost cause. You need to look into more cooling for that CPU, or consider upgrading to a platform that doesn't have such a thermal problem.

 

[jaslion]

Hello,
I'm hoping someone on here can help me out with my pc. I have experienced overheating issues with my pc for a while now (almost a year). I cleaned the case out real good and it helped for a little bit, but now my machine is crashing on my in the middle of intense work. (fornite)
Below are my specs:
AMD 9590
GTX 1070
Crosshair V Formula Z MB
Cooling: H80iGT
2x Corsair DDR3 RAM 8192 MB
2x G Skill 4096 MB

I have done some stress testing and after a few minutes the computer will freeze, and I'll have to reboot it. Typically I can play a game for roughly 30-40 mins and then I'll experience freezing. Attached are my voltage settings found of AI Suite.

https://gyazo.com/f8a245ccde1de3dae8541fde7c3c0271
https://gyazo.com/861c9a9d7840d2594bc43698d0aa6dda

You need at least a noctua nhd15 or higher end 240mm+ liquid cooler to run that cpu. It could also just be unstable no matter what cooling you use which is very common with that cpu.

 

[Phaaze88]

FX-9xxx issues aside, did no one else notice that the OP has 2 DIFFERENT kinds of ram in their setup? That's probably causing the crashing.

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

FX-9xxx issues aside, did no one else notice that the OP has 2 DIFFERENT kinds of ram in their setup? That's probably causing the crashing.

Good that you pointed out the potential for more issues, but from the posted screen shots, his CPU is set to over 1.53 Volts in BIOS and is hitting 1.5 Volts before his cores have even been fully loaded. This is too much for the Bulldozer line of CPUs, no matter the core revision. Couple that with the fact his cooling is underpowered, whether he has a RAM issue or not, we can be reasonably certain of the CPU issue.

 

[CooLWoLF]

Down-clock your 9590 in the bios to match an 8350 and start from there with troubleshooting.