I have bought a new setup likebelo
amd ryzen 9 7900x 12c/24t
asus prime b650 csm plus
2x16 6000 mhz memory
650. msi 80+ gold fully modular
arctic freezer 7 x co air cooler
the idle temp is 60 c
the minimum is 57c
the height is 90c
when i turn on the computer the temp is like 87c
then gets down to 78 then to 60
is this normal?
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The 7900X is a 170W TDP processor, as @misterj states, the AMD General Specifications list "Liquid cooler recommended for optimal performance".
If you do not want to use liquid cooling or an AIO cooler, then a large dual tower air cooler with 6 or 7 heatpipes and dual 120mm or 140mm fan would be best. Check reviews on Thermalright, Noctua and DeepCool.
In short, no.
The Arctic Freezer 7 X CO is a 100mm cooler with only 2 heatpipes. It is woefully inadequate to cool a Ryzen 9 7900X processor.
hi thanks for replying
considering your answer what the minimum heat pip no will be?
The 7900X is a 170W TDP processor, as @misterj states, the AMD General Specifications list "Liquid cooler recommended for optimal performance".
If you do not want to use liquid cooling or an AIO cooler, then a large dual tower air cooler with 6 or 7 heatpipes and dual 120mm or 140mm fan would be best. Check reviews on Thermalright, Noctua and DeepCool.
nwenar, AMD recommends "Liquid cooler recommended for optimal performance". Enjoy, John.
Consider the Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE or the Thermalright Frost Spirit.
Here you can see them tested on a 7700x and 7950x compared to Noctua and DeepCool as @FunkZ mentioned: https://youtu.be/cgkggcBBW8Q?si=_tO_oMJQvVXNhQZ0&t=613
I'm running the Phantom Spirit on my 12600k and can recommend it.