PC Processors

[kiingbrand0]

hello everyone I'm here because my Ry-zen 7 5800x CPU has been running pretty hot and its not normal i have had my PC for about 1 year and a half and this is a first for me my CPU had been running a 75 temp under little to no load (10%) and ad high as 82 to 85 temp under 30% load that's not normal for me my PC usually sits at about 45 to 60 under a 10% load and maybe as high as 75 while I'm gaming and streaming which is way more then a 30% load mind you i just re cleaned my PC before even coming to AMD for help if anyone has any idea of what my problem is or what direction i can go about fixing it it would be GREATLY appreciated i have my PC specs below also anytime i try to right click my home screen or any file my PC freezes screen flashes white and everything freezes for a sec please help

SPECS
CPU: Ry zen 7 5800x
GPU AMD 6800XT
motherboard : ASUS x570 pro
cooler: NOCTUA NH D15 cooler
storage : Samsung 970 2tb
Power supply: corsair RM 850e

[misterj]

kiingbrand0, all caps do not help. The maximum temperature for the 5800X is 90C, so these temperatures are a little high but still OK. If you want lower temperatures get a better cooler. Post a screenshot of Ryzen Master (RM) running Cinebench R24 Multicore. John.

[elstaci]

Several things can cause higher than normal CPU Temperature after a certain amount of time has passed.

1- The thermal paste on the CPU Cooler might have dried out or lost its efficiency after a year. So I would apply new Thermal paste making sure all the old thermal paste was removed using 90% or higher Isopropyl Alcohol.

2- Dirty Air CPU Cooler Heat sink. Make sure the CPU Cooler heat sink is clean of dust and dirt.

3- CPU Cooler fan not running as well as before or you need to create a more aggressive CPU Cooler fan profile where it will go to maximum speed at a lower CPU temperature.

4- Poor air circulation inside your PC case.  Remove the side panel and see if your average CPU temps are slightly cooler than before.

5- Clean out your PC Case air filters and screens. If dirty that can cause poor air circulation.

6- Make sure all of your PC Case fans are working. If one has gone bad that can cause poor air circulation in your PC case.

7- Make sure your PSU is outputting proper voltages to your Motherboard and hardware.

8- Your ambient Room temperature is hotter than normal. Hot rooms will circulate hot air inside your PC case.