yes exactly like that
asus b450m-a case is a cobra 300 from ccl computers and the fans i have 1 cpu cooler and so other fans in the casewwwwwPlease post atleast motherboard brand and model, as well as Case and fan setup.
Also are you using the stock cooler, or something else?
yes exactly like thatok, so how are the case fans set inside the case, do you have at least a few in the front bringing fresh air and 1 at the back as exhaust fan?
how?Try reseating that heatsink if you've confirmed plenty of airflow.
prebuilt but i installed a new mobo and cpuDid you build this rig or not?
Then you should know how to take the heatsink/fan off of the cpu, and put it back on making sure that it's securely fastened with no gaps anywhere.prebuilt but i installed a new mobo and cpu
yes its perfectly fitted alreadyThen you should know how to take the heatsink/fan off of the cpu, and put it back on making sure that it's securely fastened with no gaps anywhere.
yes i didDid you install new thermal paste when you swapped?
yes exactly like that
Hi All, just wanted to ask, im getting high idle temps and gaming temps with my ryzen 5 3600. idle i get around 50-55c and while gaming around 80-90c is there anything i can do to reduce the temps? Thanks
I had the same issue (although peak temps of 90 C are not really an issue... what bothered me most was the constant humming I got from the stock cooler).
I ended up buying a new, much larger cooler with copper heat pipes and whatnot, but still rather inexpensive: Cooler Master H410R. Now I can run Folding@Home 24/7 if I want to, with max temps in the 70's.
My two cents on case ventilation: if it's not running nicely without a case or with the case open, i.e., situations that allow for plenty of air exchange to take place, then I don't see how extra case fans could have a significant impact.