Help me out with the Dilemma(After market CPU cooler vs High end Thermal Paste)

[basbab]

Hey I am using AMD Ryzen 3 2200G(iGPU is diabled) on ASUS Ex 320 Gaming motherboard, with 8GB Gskill RAM and Zotac Geforce GTX 1050Ti ,
My current CPU temperature are
1) CINEBENCHR15- Temp 70-75C ,
2) Prime95 (version 26.6)- Temp 88-92C, tested for not more than 3-4 minutes
3) OCCT - Max Temp 89C, tested for a solid 10min 10 sec.
4) Idle Temp- 41-54C
5) Browsing- 41-61C(occasionally it reaches 61)
Did not run any game so far as this a new PC setup.
I know that the temp are quite high, so i have decided to go for some after market solution, so I thought of gettingCooler Master Hyper H410R (RR-H410-20PK-R1) but in some forum i came across that using Arctic MX-4 Thermal Compound with stock cooler reduces temperature significantly, also the later option of getting a thermal compound is quite cheap compared to former one, so please share your thoughts and opinions.
By applying a costly Thermal(Arctic MX-4 Thermal Compound ), will it make any significant difference?( i am not Overclocker)
And while installing my CPU stock cooler Fan I didn't get any separate Thermal compound as AMD Ryzen 3 2200G comes with a pre applied Paste.

 

[Dunlop0078]

From what I have seen the difference between a high end paste and a low end paste is a few degrees at most. If someone sees a drastic difference from changing the thermal paste it's probably because the original paste was old and dried up. I doubt that will be an issue with the recent ryzen 2 cpu's.

A new cooler will almost certainly make a far larger difference in temps than changing the thermal paste will.

 

[bmockeg]

You must have a case cooling issue or are gaming in an oven.

 

[basbab]

From what I have seen the difference between a high end paste and a low end paste is a few degrees at most. If someone sees a drastic difference from changing the thermal paste it's probably because the original paste was old and dried up. I doubt that will be an issue with the recent ryzen 2 cpu's.

A new cooler will almost certainly make a far larger difference in temps than changing the thermal paste will.

You must have a case cooling issue or are gaming in an oven.

Actually in my case there is inbuilt 120mm rear and in front you can install either a 2 X 140mm or 3 X 120mm. so far i have installed a 140MM in front may be installing another 140mm in-front can increase the air intake and reduce the CPU temperature by slight margin.

 

[bmockeg]

Yes install another 140mm intake fan before worrying about a CPU fan. How is a new CPU fan going to help if,it,doesnt have cool air? Case air flow is the 1st thing to address.

 

[Dunlop0078]

What case is it? Assuming the front panel isn't totally blocked off a 140mm intake and 120mm rear exhaust should provide adequate airflow.

 

[basbab]

What case is it? Assuming the front panel isn't totally blocked off a 140mm intake and 120mm rear exhaust should provide adequate airflow.

Actually you guessed it right about front being blocked mine is Antec P7 window,
here are the images.

Should I do anything about it.

 

[bmockeg]

Number 1, theres no situation anyone will,recommend 1 single intake fan, that is not enough cool air to cover a CPU, motherboard, GPU and PSU. I wouldn't EVER use less than 2 120mm intake fans.

2. Research before you buy, that case looks like it's horrible for air flow. You could try with the front panel off and,see what temps you get.

 

[basbab]

Number 1, theres no situation anyone will,recommend 1 single intake fan, that is not enough cool air to cover a CPU, motherboard, GPU and PSU. I wouldn't EVER use less than 2 120mm intake fans.

2. Research before you buy, that case looks like it's horrible for air flow. You could try with the front panel off and,see what temps you get.

I will try opening the front case and run some Stress test then post.