Does ryzen 3 2200g overheat? How is it for indian climate?

[rieraliverpool77.yadav]

Alright Guys , so i will be building myself a new PC with a ryzen 3 2200g within the next few days. The technician of the shop from which i will be buying all my components is telling me not to buy this processor. He says that the Cpu will run too hot and i should buy i3 8100 instead. So i want the advice of y'all.

 

[dontlistentome]

The main reason to pick the 2200g over the i3 is because you want to use the integrated graphics, which are much better on the Ryzen. In the past AMD components, both CPU and GPU, could run hot but I would not base my purchase on that with these new CPUs.

 

[rieraliverpool77.yadav]

The main reason to pick the 2200g over the i3 is because you want to use the integrated graphics, which are much better on the Ryzen. In the past AMD components, both CPU and GPU, could run hot but I would not base my purchase on that with these new CPUs.

Yes the integrated GPU is the main reason why i am buying this. Up until today i hadn't even thought about overheating and stuff although i had researched a bit about the Ryzen stock cooler to see if i can OC with it or not and in almost every review it performed well. But today when the guy at the shop told me that the 2200g would overheat, i decided to do some research on this too. When i googled this , i came across some people who were actually having some problems with the CPU temps. A guy said he can't even play Dota 2 as when he starts the game the CPU already starts touching 80C and as a result starts stuttering and throttling.

That's why i wanna hear from u guys to see if u too are facing such issues and if u are then i will think about buying the i3. The Ryzen will be useless for me if it overheats cause then it will stutter and i wont be able to play any game.

 

[vMax]

So long as you factor in good cooling, you will be alright...The stock Wraith might not be good enough, so if you want to go ahead look for a better cooler or even a AIO water cooler to go with it. My brother lives in India and has the same problem but he is now using a H100i Corsair cooler and no problems...

 

[rieraliverpool77.yadav]

So long as you factor in good cooling, you will be alright...The stock Wraith might not be good enough, so if you want to go ahead look for a better cooler or even a AIO water cooler to go with it. My brother lives in India and has the same problem but he is now using a H100i Corsair cooler and no problems...

What kind of problems was your brother having? was the Processor overheating even at stock speeds?

 

[vMax]

On the stock cooler for Haswell i5..yes...During the Summer in Punjab..

 

[ElectrO_90]

I'm in a country nearly as hot as India... and believe me, it won't over heat.
The TDP 65W on 2200g is rated at 105'C

I doubt you will reach 80'C

 

[vMax]

Temps where my brother lives hit 40 degrees + C reguarly and his CPU had a stock cooler, you have to remember its not just the heat but the humidity and then the case with the fans just blowing hot air in. Once he changed to a AIO he had no crashes or random shut downs during gaming...Now other things might also be involved but just letting you know what happened to him. He has a i5 -4690K...PS not sure what TDP his was...

 

[rieraliverpool77.yadav]

ElectrO_90 is right , i dont think it will overheat without any OC. I will keep the CPU at stock setting first and monitor the temps. If i dont see any overheating , i will trying Overclocking it. Also Thanks everyone for taking your time to reply to me thread.

 

[ElectrO_90]

The worst thing about Developing countries like where I am and India is the poor electric quality.
I would think my computer would have probably blown up if it wasn't for my APC UPS.

So if you haven't got one, get one

 

[rieraliverpool77.yadav]

The worst thing about Developing countries like where I am and India is the poor electric quality.
I would think my computer would have probably blown up if it wasn't for my APC UPS.

So if you haven't got one, get one

Thx for the advice. i will keep that in mind.