[SOLVED] CPU overheating Ryzen 7 5800x

[is ohk]

My pc WAS power cycling, but after resetting the CMOS it pretty much solved that issue. After getting through the post screen and logging into my account, I tried starting up a game. It is a smaller game especially for my pc, but it made the CPU temp jump from 40 to 75 within seconds, and it jumped twice. After the game had completed its startup it stayed at around a 45 to 55, but i am still worried and would like to prevent any issues from occurring. Does anyone know why it jumped? Or how it can fixed when said issue is found?

 

[kurdtnz]

Please list your full system specs, motherboard, gpu etc. To be honest, those temps seem fine, the 5800X is a hot cpu and they are very dynamic with speeds/temps constantly jumping up and down. What cpu cooler are you using?

 

[CountMike]

My pc WAS power cycling, but after resetting the CMOS it pretty much solved that issue. After getting through the post screen and logging into my account, I tried starting up a game. It is a smaller game especially for my pc, but it made the CPU temp jump from 40 to 75 within seconds, and it jumped twice. After the game had completed its startup it stayed at around a 45 to 55, but i am still worried and would like to prevent any issues from occurring. Does anyone know why it jumped? Or how it can fixed when said issue is found?

Those temps are well within limits.

 

[drea.drechsler]

My pc WAS power cycling, but after resetting the CMOS it pretty much solved that issue. After getting through the post screen and logging into my account, I tried starting up a game. It is a smaller game especially for my pc, but it made the CPU temp jump from 40 to 75 within seconds, and it jumped twice. After the game had completed its startup it stayed at around a 45 to 55, but i am still worried and would like to prevent any issues from occurring. Does anyone know why it jumped? Or how it can fixed when said issue is found?

Ryzen processors have exceptional dynamic range in operation so they boost aggressively and frequently across very wide clock speeds. It's a key feature of their high efficiency but it can make for temperature spikes along with the sudden clock boosts. What you're seeing is perfectly normal.

But your temps are also extremely good.