Hi,
I know this is a strange question to ask, as it's not so much a problem as a huge success.
I have a Ryzen 3700x, cooled with the CoolerMaster ML240R. I've got it at a constant overclock of 4GHz. Idle it hovers around the low 40s to mid 30s, but when I'm gaming it never goes above 55 degrees. It commonly sits at 53 while gaming. This is playing games like Warzone and R6 Siege.
This means my PC is super quiet and everything is running like clockwork.
When I first setup my PC, the fans would ramp up a lot, but since I've...
Link to comp for reference/vanity
Josh
I know this is a strange question to ask, as it's not so much a problem as a huge success.
I have a Ryzen 3700x, cooled with the CoolerMaster ML240R. I've got it at a constant overclock of 4GHz. Idle it hovers around the low 40s to mid 30s, but when I'm gaming it never goes above 55 degrees. It commonly sits at 53 while gaming. This is playing games like Warzone and R6 Siege.
This means my PC is super quiet and everything is running like clockwork.
When I first setup my PC, the fans would ramp up a lot, but since I've...
- Changed the fan curve, noticed AIO pump wasn't at 100% 12vs so fixed this
- Found the fact that these CPUs would decide they want to turbo boost a lot, which meant that the fans would wind up and down a lot, and the temps would fluctuate a lot.
- Created a fixed overclock which has fixed most of the tempreture ramps (I think, anyways. But please prove me wrong otherwise!)
Link to comp for reference/vanity
Josh