fx 8320 clock speed drop

[acisheree]

hey can i ask you guys something

. when i run prime95 test cpu multiplier drop x7 from x19 in 2 minutes. When the temperature of the processor is 67 degrees and the core temperature is 60 degrees, the multiplier drops. i disable all power saving options (c1e,cool 'n quiet,c6 state vs) but i keeps going down every 2 minutes. i changed thermal paste yesterday.

so, how can i disable cpu's heat protection. more warming does not matter for me just it keep runing to x19

sorry for bad english

 

[Gam3r01]

You should never attempt to bypass the protection, even if you could it would potentially damage the processor.
Your processor is overheating, get a better cooling solution.

 

[acisheree]

amd says it will be work at 80 degrees. It will not be a problem at 70 but it starting to fall 65 degrees. its annoying fps drops with it. thanks for quick reply

 

[Gam3r01]

Can you show me where you found that info, because its not correct.
How are you checking temps? You should be using AMD Overdrive to check the thermal margin.

 

[Rogue Leader]

You need to stop what you are doing, you are literally going to burn up your processor.

Its thermal throttling because its overheating, unless you are looking to light your board on fire, you need to fix your cooling and stop torturing it.

 

[madmatt30]

What motherboard model ?

Throttling while still within temp specs of the gpu is 99.9999% of the time down the the board vrm setup overheating not the cpu itself.

 

[acisheree]

i'm checking with cpu-z,core temp and aida64 extreme they are all says core temp is 59-60 degrees. core temp's max heat says 80 degrees is it's max temp. I think it's a general information for all cpu's not special for mine

MSI 970a g-43

 

[Gam3r01]

Yeah thats just a random number coretemp lists, the only "proper" way to check FX temps is with overdrive.

 

[acisheree]

Is there a any way i can disable this protection ?

 

[Gam3r01]

No, you should not be disabling that protection in any form.

 

[norcalsc]

IT'S THERE FOR YOUR PROTECTION

 

[Rogue Leader]

i'm checking with cpu-z,core temp and aida64 extreme they are all says core temp is 59-60 degrees. core temp's max heat says 80 degrees is it's max temp. I think it's a general information for all cpu's not special for mine

MSI 970a g-43

This is a similar board to yours, with a similar CPU.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zTzpYjQ2MM

DO NOT turn off the protections. In fact your board has very poor quality 4+1 VRMs, you need some cooling over them for it to be normally stable.

 

[acisheree]

ok i got it. thanks for all reply guys.

 

[madmatt30]

The msi g43 & g46 purposefully force a false temp reading to throttle the cpu's if the vrm's come unde too much stress.

With an 8 core chip that happens under 80%+ loads constantly.

You should re-enable cool & quiet for starters, disabling it is running your cpu hotter & with more voltage at low loads for absolutely nothing.

 

[acisheree]

Is there another motherboard that I can use without any problems. it would be better if the motherboard I can overclock

 

[Rogue Leader]

Is there another motherboard that I can use without any problems. it would be better if the motherboard I can overclock

Investing ANY money in that platform is a waste. Save up your money a bit and get a Ryzen 3 and motherboard and ram, it will demolish that 8320 in everything.