[SOLVED] high temps - ryzen 2700x

[d.todorovicwork]

Mb: CHVIIwifi
Psu: Corsair rm750x 2018
Cpu: R7 2700x
Gpu: Asus Strix 1070
Ram: Gskill tridentz 3200Mhz 2x8
Case: H500P
AIO: coolermaster ml360r
coolermaster maker nano - thermal paste

At idle it depends , from 32-48 degrees( under small workload)
in cinebench 62-64(after4-5 times) or in prime95 max heat under 65-70. I know that this chip is hot, someone would say your temps are great but they aren't. I have also tried to decrease vcore to 1.225 v or 1.25v but nothings happend.
I know that this aio can do a lot better because JayzTwoCents with fractal design celsius s36 have around 50 degrees at stock settings in cinebench. And my liquid cooler is a lot better than celsius s36 so far by statistics.

Are these temps normal or not

 

[mtracy1991]

Mb: CHVIIwifi
Psu: Corsair rm750x 2018
Cpu: R7 2700x
Gpu: Asus Strix 1070
Ram: Gskill tridentz 3200Mhz 2x8
Case: H500P
AIO: coolermaster ml360r
coolermaster maker nano - thermal paste

At idle it depends , from 32-48 degrees( under small workload)
in cinebench 62-64(after4-5 times) or in prime95 max heat under 65-70. I know that this chip is hot, someone would say your temps are great but they aren't. I have also tried to decrease vcore to 1.225 v or 1.25v but nothings happend.
I know that this aio can do a lot better because JayzTwoCents with fractal design celsius s36 have around 50 degrees at stock settings in cinebench. And my liquid cooler is a lot better than celsius s36 so far by statistics.

Are these temps normal or not

How is your room temperature?

 

[d.todorovicwork]

22-24 degrees

 

[mtracy1991]

Well, welcome to AMD friend. My home is cool and with 7 fans in the case it still runs around 40-50 idle and 60-70 under operational. So you are not alone, I am dealing with a similar problem. I wanted to ask,

How many fans for intake and exhaust do you have?
Can you link your case?

 

[d.todorovicwork]

I have 2x200mm for intake , 140mm for exhaust, and 3x120mm pushing through radiator.

case is h500p

 

[PdxPetmonster]

Currently running a 2700X OC'd to 4.15ghz, sitting at 32c idle and will peak around 56C'ish running cinebench, this is with a Thermaltake Riing 360 with a moderate fan curve in a room about 22-23c.

You're case sounds similar to mine with the fan setup. I've got a Thermaltake X9 running dual 200mm front fans, a 120mm and an 80mm rear exhaust, and 3 120mm fans for my rad. Honestly your temps aren't all that bad. What's the power on your rad fans, and have you tried changing their output?

 

[d.todorovicwork]

Currently running a 2700X OC'd to 4.15ghz, sitting at 32c idle and will peak around 56C'ish running cinebench, this is with a Thermaltake Riing 360 with a moderate fan curve in a room about 22-23c.

You're case sounds similar to mine with the fan setup. I've got a Thermaltake X9 running dual 200mm front fans, a 120mm and an 80mm rear exhaust, and 3 120mm fans for my rad. Honestly your temps aren't all that bad. What's the power on your rad fans, and have you tried changing their output?

I have tried changing their output,about 45-50% under 45 degrees. Well to be completely honest, I know that this temperatures are ok. But after investing so much in this build, i kind of feel bad that i got 2700x in terms of temps. You have OC 2700x and probably much higer score with better temps, don't know what is wrong with this aio or chip.

 

[PdxPetmonster]

You're temps are decent, not the best obviously, but I wouldn't worry too much. Another option would be trying a push/pull on the rad, assuming you had 3 additional fans lying around. I won't claim that'll fix anything, but would be interesting to try and see if it made any difference. I suspect it would...maybe not a ton, but some. More airflow over the radiator fins should cool things down faster, in theory.

 

[d.todorovicwork]

You're temps are decent, not the best obviously, but I wouldn't worry too much. Another option would be trying a push/pull on the rad, assuming you had 3 additional fans lying around. I won't claim that'll fix anything, but would be interesting to try and see if it made any difference. I suspect it would...maybe not a ton, but some. More airflow over the radiator fins should cool things down faster, in theory.

I will try push/pull configuration on the radiator, currently i don't have 3 additional fans, i have only one.I agree with you, even 3-4 degrees will help a lot to me. Because i want this cpu constantly on 4.2GHz, even if it's small performance gain.