PC Processors

[cael]

Hey guys.

So today I installed Cinebench to test out my Ryzen 7 2700.

I had the AMD Ryzen Master software open to monitor temps and found that my CPU reached 88C.

My CPU when Idle reaches temperatures ranging from 39C-45C

Are these temps ok? 

I use this PC to record and edit gameplay and so I dont want the PC to shut down mid-way through a recording or render.

Baring in mind that where I am based is currently in Summer time, experiencing a heat wave, with outside temps reaching 26C with the possibility of them rising to 30C

If anyone could give me any advice then that would be great!

[black_zion]

For Ryzen processors anything below 90*C is in the safe range, but in a hot climate you really should think about investing in an aftermarket cooling system. Closed loop liquid coolers are quiet, powerful, and far less dependent on ambient temperatures as air.

[xlox]

cpu begins to throttle if too hot, in order to cool down ... in fact i would be worried if temps wouldn't go down

but 45° is perfectly fine ... as black_zion said , if you want to optimize the peak frequencies , just go with a aio , a 2 fan aio should be sufficient to stay under 75° staying out of throttling zone

and you can eventually even try to undervolt a little setting offset -0.075 in bios for example should be 100% stable (you can test further with -0.1V)

[hardcoregames_]

Lemme know when it reaches 55C

For a standard ATX chassis a single fan water cooler for the rear fan bay can handle amy AM4 CPU out there.

If you have a big box like the Obsidian 750D than you can use a top mounted 280mm fan