Hello. I was wondering, what is considered as "high VRM temps" on MOSFETs and VRM Controller. My board is Gigabyte AORUS Gaming K3 and when i set LLC "High", next level Turbo didnt tried, yet - so my temps on VRMs RAISE in LinX temps (i know its kinda extremely loadout and almost unreallistic, but still) to 88°C. Then i stopped. My bios settings are :
vCore : 1.260v
LLC : High
VCCIO : 0.950
VCCSA : 1.050
XMP Profile (3000MHz, 1.35v) on Corsair pair of 2x8GB RAMs.
For monitoring temps of VRM i am using latest stable HWINFO64.
CPU is cooled by Scythe Ninja 4 (used paste MX4) in Fractal Design Define R5 Case with 2 inttake and one outtake fan. All fans running at maximum speed (no temperature setting, just max peformance). And still i am getting this temperatures.
I still have an option to return my board back to shop and change it for something else in that price range.
Could be just bad sitting VRM cooler on board? (Its not based on screws), just some kind of plastic lock / secure, like chipset and so on.
What u guys saying, about 24/7 using temps for VRMs as SAFE?
vCore : 1.260v
LLC : High
VCCIO : 0.950
VCCSA : 1.050
XMP Profile (3000MHz, 1.35v) on Corsair pair of 2x8GB RAMs.
For monitoring temps of VRM i am using latest stable HWINFO64.
CPU is cooled by Scythe Ninja 4 (used paste MX4) in Fractal Design Define R5 Case with 2 inttake and one outtake fan. All fans running at maximum speed (no temperature setting, just max peformance). And still i am getting this temperatures.
I still have an option to return my board back to shop and change it for something else in that price range.
Could be just bad sitting VRM cooler on board? (Its not based on screws), just some kind of plastic lock / secure, like chipset and so on.
What u guys saying, about 24/7 using temps for VRMs as SAFE?