Is 83C full load alot?

[tronedxd]

So i just overclocked my Ryzen 5 1600 to 3.8GHz on 1,25V with stock cooler. i overclocked with ryzen master.
Ive been running Prime95 for about 25 minutes now and its been at 82-83C for like 20 minutes.
My specs:
Corsair vengeance lpx 3000.
Asus tuf x470-plus gaming
Ryzen 5 1600 wraith spire.
Asus rog strix gtx 1080
Coolermaster masterbox lite 5 rgb
500gb ssd, 1,5tb hdd.

 

[XxDarkMarioxX]

Overclocking on stock cooler seems not an great idea and that might why your temps are high and if you want to overclock then best to buy an cooler that can handle it!

 

[zyh1987]

what about your idle and gaming temp? prime 95 is more of a power virus IMO.
but any how, 82-83C is high but still acceptable temperature for CPU.

i'd be more concerned if you gaming temperature is in the 80s. which means the heat sink is probably not installed properly.

 

[tronedxd]

i will try to play gta for a while

 

[4745454b]

I'm not concerned with 80C+ while benching. At least for Intel CPUs. I'm not sure where the upper limit is for Ryzen CPUs. As long as you don't see those temps while gaming you are fine. For me personally, I don't allow gaming temps to cross 60C. But I have an Intel CPU.

 

[tronedxd]

so ive been playing gta abt 40 mins. max temp was 65C. is that good?

 

[4745454b]

Yup, that's fine for any chip.

Benchmark programs are "worse case" programs. You'll never see those temps or power draw for your daily use things. That's why when benching I allow higher numbers. 65C is fine for a CPU while gaming.