Question Are my temps/mhz/load of CPU & GPU normal ?

[alucard7878]

Hello, can you please check it? Is all ok?
My PC:
- RTX 3070
- 5800X3D
- Cooler Peerless Assassin 120SE
- MAG B550 TOMAHAWK
- 750W DeepCool PM750D
- ram 3200mhz cl16

CS2 SETTINGS: 1920X1080 HIGH

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

The GPU temps are really fine and CPU temp is between 70-80 while on heavy load and wondering what kinda cooler have you got because 75-80 is ok while gaming but max temp for your cpu is 90°C

 

[alucard7878]

The GPU temps are really fine and CPU temp is between 70-80 while on heavy load and wondering what kinda cooler have you got because 75-80 is ok while gaming but max temp for your cpu is 90°C

Peerless Assassin 120SE

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

Peerless Assassin 120SE

Good Budget CPU Cooler so as long as your temps don't go higher then 85 then that's fine.
I think your CPU will run hotter due to it being 3D

 

[Viking2121]

Good Budget CPU Cooler so along as your temps dont go higher then 85 then thats fine. Think your CPU will run hotter due to being 3D

They will run up to 90C and stop boosting, might see peaks into 91, but it just wont go higher, it will end up throttling its clock speed and voltage down to maintain 90C or below, thats just how these AMD work and they will be vary aggressive with clock speeds up until that temp or power limit is reached.

It's actually quite difficult to keep these under 80C on even a big air cooler or even a 360 AIO, The cooler you get it the more aggressive it will be of cousre there is power limits so a real water cooling solution would keep under for sure, Its not like the old times anymore. These new CPU, AMD and Intel are much like GPU's now, I don't know why they talk about a base clock anymore, but I guess marketing.

 

[alucard7878]

They will run up to 90C and stop boosting, might see peaks into 91, but it just wont go higher, it will end up throttling its clock speed and voltage down to maintain 90C or below, thats just how these AMD work and they will be vary aggressive with clock speeds up until that temp or power limit is reached.

It's actually quite difficult to keep these under 80C on even a big air cooler or even a 360 AIO, The cooler you get it the more aggressive it will be of cousre there is power limits so a real water cooling solution would keep under for sure, Its not like the old times anymore. These new CPU, AMD and Intel are much like GPU's now, I don't know why they talk about a base clock anymore, but I guess marketing.

the colder it is, the more productive it is? Should i buy 360 AIO?

 

[Viking2121]

the colder it is, the more productive it is? Should i buy 360 AIO?

To be honest, that Peerless Assassin is about the same performance as a 360mm AIO, its pretty decent cooler. I honestly wouldn't wastes your money on a AIO that wont really do much unless you want you, of course its your money.

But yes, the cooler it is, the longer it will sustain higher clocks, But there is a limit, if you cool it too much, you wont gain anything other than a cooler running CPU as you'd hit a power limit and clock limit, You are better off learning and researching on how to adjust the curve optimizer and fine tuning the EDC, TDC and PPT for best thermal at less power so it will end up boosting higher increasing performance. That's the route I'd go rather than buying an expansive AIO.

Good Luck!

 

[alucard7878]

To be honest, that Peerless Assassin is about the same performance as a 360mm AIO, its pretty decent cooler. I honestly wouldn't wastes your money on a AIO that wont really do much unless you want you, of course its your money.

But yes, the cooler it is, the longer it will sustain higher clocks, But there is a limit, if you cool it too much, you wont gain anything other than a cooler running CPU as you'd hit a power limit and clock limit, You are better off learning and researching on how to adjust the curve optimizer and fine tuning the EDC, TDC and PPT for best thermal at less power so it will end up boosting higher increasing performance. That's the route I'd go rather than buying an expansive AIO.

Good Luck!

Is performance lost if I use kombo strike on an msi motherboard? Is it the same as curve optimization?

 

[Viking2121]

Is performance lost if I use kombo strike on an msi motherboard? Is it the same as curve optimization?

As far as I know, Kombo pretty much does it for you if im not mistaken, I don't have a MSI board I can't give you a clear answer, You could get get more out of it if you did it yourself but not much. People seem to talk high of Kombo so I'd say keep using it.