PC Processors

[SaberLOVE]

I recently pick a Ryzen 5 5600g and gtx 3060 16ram B450m à pro Max motherboard

my temp (gpu40 to 50) at idle and 55 to 65 while gaming and cpu 50 at idle and 60 to 65 while gaming 

but my edc (like the title said) is it normal am a little afraid (this is my first amd product so I don't know a lot about it any help will be appreciate 

[misterj]

SaberLOVE, please post a screenshot of Ryzen Master (RM) running Cinebench R24 Multicore. Please do a Clear CMOS before and post only image of RM. Thanks and enjoy, John.

[SaberLOVE]

sorry for being stupid

but I need to run cinebench first and ryzen master second and screen shot the latter is that correct and what is CMOS and how to do it

[misterj]

SaberLOVE, you may not be able to install RM on a 5600G, but please try it. Run both Cinebench and RM at the same time. I assumed you built this machine, but if not I suggest you ask the builder to do a Clear CMOS for you. Your Main Board manual should explain how to do a Clear CMOS. What are you using to measure temperatures? Please post screenshots. Thanks and enjoy, John.

[FunkZ]

I have the Ryzen 7 5700G and my EDC also reads high.

EDC is Electrical Design Current and is a limit designed to prevent overloading the VRM power handling capabilities of the motherboard. I have increased my limits to allow higher PBO boost, but even set at 90A my 5700G reads 60% EDC at idle, that would supposedly be 54A.

It is inconceivable that the processor is using 54A at idle (54A x 12V = 648W) when the PPT shows just 5W usage. I have measured the power draw at the AC outlet using a Kill-A-Watt meter and the entire system draws only 25W at idle. Even at full load (Cinebench Multi + Furmark) it's only 175W, that's with CPU and iGPU both fully loaded. So the EDC reading is erroneous IMO.

Other than that your idle temps seem a bit high, my 5700G idles at 32°C on a mediocre air cooler, but your load temps are nothing to be concerned about.