[SOLVED] CPu temp 70 - 80 degrees while gaming (watercooling)

[jq0213]

I am getting 70 - 80 degrees with water cooling. My CPu is a Ryzen 5 5600x. Water cooling is Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite. Is that normal?

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

Is that normal?

not for most.

but the type of cooler isn't the only thing that comes into play. what's it's location, what fans, how are they setup?
what case, what fans are you using in it, and how are they setup? what type of fan curves are you using on both?
have you overclocked?
what temps does your GPU reach?
what are you using to monitor temperatures?
what are your complete system specs?

 

[jq0213]

not for most.

but the type of cooler isn't the only thing that comes into play. what's it's location, what fans, how are they setup?
what case, what fans are you using in it, and how are they setup? what type of fan curves are you using on both?
have you overclocked?
what temps does your GPU reach?
what are you using to monitor temperatures?
what are your complete system specs?

the fans of the watercooling are placed on top of the case, with 3 front fans and 1 rear fan
i haven't overclocked
around 60 - 70 degrees (3090), and if I set fan speed at 100 around 50 - 60 degrees
HWiNFO

Complete system specs:
Ryzen 5 5600X
ASUS B450-F ROG
PNY RTX 3090
32GB DDR4
DeepCool MATREXX 50 ADD-RGB 4F (with included case fans)

 

[John Chesterfield]

If you can, maybe have the watercooling fans in the front of the case pulling in cold air.

 

[jq0213]

If you can, maybe have the watercooling fans in the front of the case pulling in cold air.

would that make a difference? there are already 3 case fans in the front

 

[jq0213]

Weird, I set the fan speed at "Turbo" and now it doesn't go above 55 degrees even while gaming

 

[John Chesterfield]

Well if it's also quiet enough, problem solved then?

 

[jq0213]

Well if it's also quiet enough, problem solved then?

Actually seems like it was running at 3.9GHz according to taskmanager. Restarted, and now it runs at 4.59GHz at 75 degrees

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

the fans of the watercooling are placed on top of the case

on top of the case would be on the outside.
you definitely don't want that type of setup.

hopefully you mean the radiator is located on the ceiling and the fans are attached to it blowing air out through it.

 

[jq0213]

hopefully you mean the radiator is located on the ceiling and the fans are attached to it blowing air out through it.

of course, my bad for the bad explanation

 

[John Chesterfield]

Then my original suggestion is what I would try. At the moment, the radiator's intake is warm air from inside the case, whereas front mounted it'd be pulling in cooler air from outside the case.