Weird Overheating Problem

[Rocklyn]

I have a h50-50 desktop.

I recently added a 500 W power supply and a EVGA 1050 to into it.

I have a AMD 10-7800 CPU

I never checked my temperature before I upgraded but thought it would be a good idea to check after the installation.

I downloaded pririform speccy to check the temperature and this is the averages for the heat-

CPU- 60C° (but sometimes will sit at 47C°) this 60C° will be there even when idle. Most I have ever seen is 68C°. As I'm writing this the temperature is barley even going over 55C°.

Motherboard- 30C°

GPU- 20C°

Storage- 30C°

I don't understand how the CPU can be so high yet everything else so low.

At what temperatures should I be worried about my CPU? I already have a fan in there but it's just a little one.

I also have a fan from me PSU and my GPU. 3 fans shouldn't be allowing 60C°

 

[Karadjgne]

I'd not use speccy on an AMD cpu, it was built with Intel in mind. For amd use AMD overdrive or msi Afterburner. Nothing else is close to reliable.

 

[Rocklyn]

I'd not use speccy on an AMD cpu, it was built with Intel in mind. For amd use AMD overdrive or msi Afterburner. Nothing else is close to reliable.

Those both don't give a temperature.

But AMD overdrive does give a thermal Margin.
Mine is around 60-70 °C...

Is that good?

 

[Karadjgne]

Thermal margin is how much room you have left. If you figure 0 as being the absolute maximum, a negative number meaning you have now gone over the cpu heat limit, any positive number is good, the higher the better.

Yes, Afterburner has a cpu temp, it has settings for all kinds of things such as ram usage, vram usage, gpu speeds, temps, cpu speeds, temps, even hdd/ssd speeds etc.