Question Is my cpu temp normal running prime95 with scythe Fuma revb?

[xxhunterspainxx]

I recently bought Scythe Fuma revb inorder to oc my ryzen 2600x to 4.1ghz/4.2ghz . I managed to get 4.1ghz at 1.3125 vcore. Running prime95 with small fft 1344k(min-max) for 30 min gives me an average of 74.4ºC (tctl/tdie) and a maximum of 81.8ºC. Are these temp okay and my cooler doing well or not???

 

[taeioum]

What version of Prime95 are you using? 26.6 or the recent version? Either way, It looks quite okay tempwise.

 

[CountMike]

What program are you using to monitor temps ?

 

[xxhunterspainxx]

What version of Prime95 are you using? 26.6 or the recent version? Either way, It looks quite okay tempwise.

I'm using p95v294b8(29.4 I guess???) The question was most focused about if scythe fuma is expected to perform better,worse or like this.

 

[xxhunterspainxx]

What program are you using to monitor temps ?

I'm using hwinfo64 plus ryzen master utility (idk if that's bad or not but they always have same values I though about ryzen master because it's official app but hwinfo looks better imo).
I would like also to know if my voltage is good for 4.1ghz or it's high and if temps are okay(prime95 as stress test is reliable?)
I'm worried because here summer gets really hot (about 30-37 ºC)

 

[taeioum]

I'm using p95v294b8(29.4 I guess???) The question was most focused about if scythe fuma is expected to perform better,worse or like this.

I understand that. But any version of Prime95 newer than 26.6 uses AVX, which is a heavier workload. Try downloading 26.6 and benching again. But during the summers I've seen it get up to 35 degrees in my homeoffice. Either with high quality/high performance cooling, CPUs get really warm. During last summer I've clocked my CPU at 4.7-5.0 GHz instead of the 5.2 GHz clock, which results in much lower temps.