[SOLVED] Ryzen 5 2600x Temp w/ stock cooler

[alialmusawi10]

Is this bad? I used the ryzen 5 1400 stock cooler with the ryzen 5 2600x. I get 80 C when playing rainbow six siege and 45-55 C when I surf the web.

I didn't install the wraith cooler because when I tried to screw it in, the rest pops up

And yes I've done the
1 3
4 2
Method.
It seems a little trippy with the b350m a motherboard, since I need to push down upon the cooler, but I hear a cracking noise and it gets bendy when I put force on the motherboard. I've seen other people have this issue with the wraith cooler and their motherboard.

 

[boju]

Really should be using 2600x's cooler as it's designed to dissipate the extra heat 2600x produces compared to the 1400.

Watch this guide
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VtH0EJRyAc"][/video]

The raising up/crackling might be the backplate moving as with video at 4:40.

Do you have access to the back of the board to hold the backplate?

 

[alialmusawi10]

Really should be using 2600x's cooler as it's designed to dissipate the extra heat 2600x produces compared to the 1400.

Watch this guide
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VtH0EJRyAc"][/video]

The raising up/crackling might be the backplate moving as with video at 4:40.

Do you have access to the back of the board to hold the backplate?

Yes, I do have access to the backplate. When I screw in 2:
1 3
4 2
1,4,3 doesn't touch the screws at all

 

[boju]

Did you watch the whole video?

Make sure the heatsink is facing the right way.

 

[Danra]

Take the motherboard out, remove the back plate if one is attached, on a wooden or solid table top [put some card board or heavy paper underneath to keep from bending pins - should not happen, but may if not protected], install the cooler, replace motherboard.

I have done this many times.

 

[alialmusawi10]

Really should be using 2600x's cooler as it's designed to dissipate the extra heat 2600x produces compared to the 1400.

Watch this guide
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VtH0EJRyAc"][/video]

The raising up/crackling might be the backplate moving as with video at 4:40.

Do you have access to the back of the board to hold the backplate?

I had installed the cooler finally!
All I had to do was to put a lot of pressure. At that point I didn't really care about my motherboard.

 

[rblazer74]

Really should be using 2600x's cooler as it's designed to dissipate the extra heat 2600x produces compared to the 1400.

Watch this guide
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VtH0EJRyAc"][/video]

The raising up/crackling might be the backplate moving as with video at 4:40.

Do you have access to the back of the board to hold the backplate?

I had installed the cooler finally!
All I had to do was to put a lot of pressure. At that point I didn't really care about my motherboard.

Did you hold the backplate at all? and does your Computer work with decent temperatures after?

 

[alialmusawi10]

Really should be using 2600x's cooler as it's designed to dissipate the extra heat 2600x produces compared to the 1400.

Watch this guide
[video="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VtH0EJRyAc"][/video]

The raising up/crackling might be the backplate moving as with video at 4:40.

Do you have access to the back of the board to hold the backplate?

I had installed the cooler finally!
All I had to do was to put a lot of pressure. At that point I didn't really care about my motherboard.

Did you hold the backplate at all? and does your Computer work with decent temperatures after?

Yep, I did hold the backplate and I'm getting reasonable temperatures without adding thermal paste.