Question Ryzen 5 4600G cooling.

[Floydg95]

Hello! im new to the forum and not a native english speaker, so tolerate with my professional writing
welp, i got a prebuilt here, pretty simple, a case with one exhaust fan near the CPU, a ryzen 5 4600G and his stock cooler.
the computer works, but i have poblems with cooling. i've already modified the temps to limit to 86C, because he can go up to 95C easily if unnoticed.
but i want to know if, changing the CPU cooler is better than the case fans.
i do have a intake fan, but its those old exhaust fans. and its smaller than needed.
on gaming, he normally goes pretty well, on games that does not stress a lot the CPU (horizon zero dawn, MHW,LoL) it keeps a acceptable temperature, but in BeamNG drive gets pretty hot because its a CPU bound game.
currently the computer can handle 40W~ of heavy work on CPU (throttling). on cold days, he can pull up a good 45-48W.
things i already took off:
the cooler IS working as intended, getting his full speed (2600RPM), the heatsink DO get hot, but not at the point to burn the finger. my case is TGT Flare. and the motherboard is a A520M-DX. (Mancer)
i WILL get some case fans because of those motherboard VRM's. but, i want to know what i should buy first. money is a poblem for me unfortunately.
i do not use any dedicated GPU, just the integrated. and other than gaming, i do full cpu photogrammetry (due the lack of a nvidia GPU)

 

[Eximo]

Certainly a CPU heatsink first, getting the heat out of the system can be temporarily solved by simply removing the side panels. Though it seems to be a pretty empty chassis, should have decent airflow even with minimal fans.

Considering you only have one low power major heat source, extra case fans are not likely necessary.

 

[logainofhades]

Yea I would definitely be getting a new CPU cooler. Any inexpensive heatpipe cooler, from a reputable company, is going to be superior to the stock cooler that comes with the 4600g.

 

[Floydg95]

Certainly a CPU heatsink first, getting the heat out of the system can be temporarily solved by simply removing the side panels. Though it seems to be a pretty empty chassis, should have decent airflow even with minimal fans.

Considering you only have one low power major heat source, extra case fans are not likely necessary.

okay, so changing heatsink of the cpu would be best.
thanks for the reply! do you know any good CPU fans/heatsinks for me to buy?
and its very empty. the cables are hidden on the back.

 

[Eximo]

That comes down to what you have available to you and what you can spend.

Thermalright, ID Cooling, Arctic, Vetroo all make decent budget products, but they aren't always available everywhere.

 

[Floydg95]

i could spend to 50USD-100USD.
i buy things from pichau, and there is a lot of water coolers for some weird reason.
https://www.pichau.com.br/cooler-para-processador-alseye-m120d-b-argb-120mm-m120d-b
something like that.
(i grabbed this almost blindly, RGB is not a huge deal for me, i just want a computer that can use the full potential of the CPU without catching fire.)

 

[Eximo]

That should work well enough. Be generous with the thermal paste on that one.

 

[Floydg95]

That should work well enough. Be generous with the thermal paste on that one.

:0 menacing.
okay, i will do some looks on the dimensions to see if it acutally fits without getting my RAM.
thanks guys!

 

[Eximo]

Just the way the heat pipes are settled into the base there. Those grooves fill up and prevent the spreading out of the paste to cover the CPU. You can opt to pre-paste the bottom of the cooler to fill in the gaps, I have done this with that type before.