CPU is 2600. If I go into the BIOS the cpu sits 27/28. Once I go into windows I can't ever get it below 30 no matter what. I can set all fans to max and best I can do is 30. I can be in the BIOS with fans set to 40% and it's still below 30c. Everything else seems pretty good. During stress test I can't even get it to get into the 60s. Highest temp I have reached was 56. This Noctua cooler is amazing, the stock wraith stealth was hitting 70c during a bit less stress.
Just now I am sitting at 32, restart into bios to turn off the boost clock (just testing some stuff out), 28c shows up. Windows loads up and afterburner shows 35 as the lowest temp and 42 as the max. I watch the temps and patterns a lot and Ryzen seems like it runs much differently than when I had the i5 4460. It's not uncommon to see 10c gains in a split second which I don't recall seeing before. It doesn't seem like anything is really wrong because of how cool it stays under full load. It will go from 30 to 50 crazy fast, maybe a couple seconds, but then sits at 50 for 3 minutes then slowly climbs to 53 over the next 3 during a full stress test.
I wonder if they AMD has some kind of safety buffer with the temps once you aren't in the bios. Like it reads a few c higher to give a little more room from having an issue if it were to auto shut down. So far everything is great and it's running like a beast, but the only downside is due to how the temps jump so fast it makes it harder to create a good fan curve. Fans kick on faster because of jump up 12c suddenly and I can now hear them, but then they slow back down 3 seconds later.
Just now I am sitting at 32, restart into bios to turn off the boost clock (just testing some stuff out), 28c shows up. Windows loads up and afterburner shows 35 as the lowest temp and 42 as the max. I watch the temps and patterns a lot and Ryzen seems like it runs much differently than when I had the i5 4460. It's not uncommon to see 10c gains in a split second which I don't recall seeing before. It doesn't seem like anything is really wrong because of how cool it stays under full load. It will go from 30 to 50 crazy fast, maybe a couple seconds, but then sits at 50 for 3 minutes then slowly climbs to 53 over the next 3 during a full stress test.
I wonder if they AMD has some kind of safety buffer with the temps once you aren't in the bios. Like it reads a few c higher to give a little more room from having an issue if it were to auto shut down. So far everything is great and it's running like a beast, but the only downside is due to how the temps jump so fast it makes it harder to create a good fan curve. Fans kick on faster because of jump up 12c suddenly and I can now hear them, but then they slow back down 3 seconds later.
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