Ryzen 2600x high stock temperature?

[chapster]

Hi guys, just assemble my rig yesterday. However idle temperature was unexpectedly high I think? around 45-55deg with stock cooler. Did some test with games like PUBG running ultra 1080p at around 62-65deg max. Should I resit the stock cooler and test temp again? Planning to get thermal grizzly kryonaut and if temp doesn't go lower might get a cryorig h7 as I don't plan to overclock atm. appreciate any advice

 

[joeidle1]

I'm running 2600x with stock cooler too. Getting the same temperature as you.

Might change cpu cooler too

 

[-Grift-]

See if going for a small voltage off set of -0.05v helps

 

[Unic0rn]

my temps are similar too, with even higher load temps of 60-70c with cryorig h7plus and air conditioning on 9600k

 

[yusoffb01]

normal. undervolt to 1v and it will idle below 40deg with stock cooler

 

[chapster]

thanks for the replies! will try to undervolt tonight and see if theres any changes

 

[joeidle1]

Should i change to AIO? Would it help significantly?

 

[yusoffb01]

aio wont help. your cpu temp will go up and down slowly

 

[chapster]

aio wont help? what about reapplying thermal paste or changing cooler to like cyroig h7?

 

[joeidle1]

Probably will reapply thermal paste. H7 is like too big for my Nzxt H200i case

aio wont help? what about reapplying thermal paste or changing cooler to like cyroig h7?

 

[Nirvani]

Using an aio and I have similar temps. What I did was undervolt to 1.3v and throttle clock at 4ghz for all cores, tweak my fan curves to run at higher rpm, and tweak gpu fan to run higher rpm. At idle my temps are now 38 to 45 without aircon.

 

[-Grift-]

Depending on chip you might or might be able to get better temps and clocks by manually overclocking Ryzen

My 2700x + X470 Strix F can do
4.2GHz static overclock @ 1.27v(max LLC, effective 1.34~v under full load)
This is compared to PBO/XFR boosting voltages to 1.4-1.5v and only clocking 4.15GHz. Lower temps and power usage..

 

[joeidle1]

Just to check, any adverse of running the cpu at 50-60 degree idle? Are the CPU meant to take sure high temperatures?

 

[Rozzhu]

Hi guys, just assemble my rig yesterday. However idle temperature was unexpectedly high I think? around 45-55deg with stock cooler. Did some test with games like PUBG running ultra 1080p at around 62-65deg max. Should I resit the stock cooler and test temp again? Planning to get thermal grizzly kryonaut and if temp doesn't go lower might get a cryorig h7 as I don't plan to overclock atm. appreciate any advice

Hi, I recently upgrade my pc to this CPU too. Got exactly same temperatures like yours. I don't do overclocking and using stock cooler.

After searching the internet.

Install the latest chipset drivers from AMD.
Check your Power Plan. Change to Power Saver instead of AMD Ryzen Balanced.

So far this works for me. From HWMonitor my highest recorded CPU speed reach was 61xx MHz while gaming. Now temperature is 38C during idle. Sometime after starting up my PC, it will reach 58C during idle but after awhile it will drop back to 38C.

Hope this helps you.

 

[singupingu]

You're overclocked by default with Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO) which some motherboard have it on by default. Offset -0.05V to - 0.1V would lower the idle and load temp. Consider turning PBO off and do a manual overclocking instead.

When your vcore lower than 1.30V, the temp is a lot more manageable.

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[CurryRice999]

Not too long ago i asked about this too. Using cryorig h7. U might want to let it idle for few minutes. For me when the pc is totally left untouch for like 3 min idle is 35 to 38c. Even just moving the mouse it will spike to 45c on 1 or 2 core for a split seconds. Apparently it has something to do with amd boost. I might be wrong but i have the same temp under idle and load at stock settings.

When doing nothing intensive like watching videos etc i am getting about 38c to 40c. But when i switch tab open new tab etc it will jump to 45c for a split seconds.

Hope this helps.

 

[chapster]

Spoiler

You're overclocked by default with Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO) which some motherboard have it on by default. Offset -0.05V to - 0.1V would lower the idle and load temp. Consider turning PBO off and do a manual overclocking instead.

When your vcore lower than 1.30V, the temp is a lot more manageable.

Sent from OnePlus ONEPLUS A3003 using GAGT

Not too long ago i asked about this too. Using cryorig h7. U might want to let it idle for few minutes. For me when the pc is totally left untouch for like 3 min idle is 35 to 38c. Even just moving the mouse it will spike to 45c on 1 or 2 core for a split seconds. Apparently it has something to do with amd boost. I might be wrong but i have the same temp under idle and load at stock settings.

When doing nothing intensive like watching videos etc i am getting about 38c to 40c. But when i switch tab open new tab etc it will jump to 45c for a split seconds.

Hope this helps.

I'm using gigabyte board and turned off "core performance boost" which I think is the same as PBO? temp drop to 42-43 idle. How do I change the voltage settings? ps kinda noob at this type of stuff

 

[watzup_ken]

Temps look good for stock cooler. Don't forget the cooler is just a basic cooler with a copper core. So don't expect miracles in cooling. I swapped it to a simple Coolermaster Hyper 212 and it improved cooling significantly.

 

[Kei_Li]

Using Cryorig H7 too on my 2600x and idle temp is 40+/-.
whats a good software to manage the CPU/chassis fans?

 

[singupingu]

I'm using gigabyte board and turned off "core performance boost" which I think is the same as PBO? temp drop to 42-43 idle. How do I change the voltage settings? ps kinda noob at this type of stuff

that few deg difference i rather keep it on lol

anyway, your load temp is no where near bad. keep back at stock, with XMP on and retain your memory OC.

it's not near hot at all, considering I used to load my previous 1600 @ 3.75GHz 1.325V with max load temp of 80 deg and gaming temp at 70 deg using stock cooler. lmao

also considering 9900K load temp is 90 deg at stock