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xoohzen
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Ryzen 7 9800X3D UP TO 95 degrees !

Hello,

I just finished assembling my PC. After a few tests, I noticed a temperature of 50-60°C at idle and over 95°C when I launch a game like Call of Duty, for example.

It seems extreme to me.

Do you have any idea where the problem might be coming from?

The BIOS is up to date,
and no, I didn’t forget to remove the plastic from my AIO...

Thank you very much!

 

 

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xoohzen
Newcomer

Hey,

 

Thanks for your reply. I solved the issue by removing the pump from my AIO. I noticed that the thermal paste pattern was very small, which made me think there wasn’t good contact between the AIO plate and the CPU. So, I cleaned everything up, reapplied thermal paste, tightened the screws better, and now I’m at 35-45 degrees in idle and a maximum of 75 under load.

 

(The AIO is set to exhaust, the rear fan as well, while the three side and bottom fans are set to intake.)

 

I still want to thank you for your quick response and your willingness to help.

 

PS: Here’s a photo of the build.

IMG_1212.jpeg

Lucas

 

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FunkZ
Grandmaster

What AIO do you have? How is it positioned in the case? Top? Front? Intake? Exhaust? Pics would help.

 

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xoohzen
Newcomer

Hey,

 

Thanks for your reply. I solved the issue by removing the pump from my AIO. I noticed that the thermal paste pattern was very small, which made me think there wasn’t good contact between the AIO plate and the CPU. So, I cleaned everything up, reapplied thermal paste, tightened the screws better, and now I’m at 35-45 degrees in idle and a maximum of 75 under load.

 

(The AIO is set to exhaust, the rear fan as well, while the three side and bottom fans are set to intake.)

 

I still want to thank you for your quick response and your willingness to help.

 

PS: Here’s a photo of the build.

IMG_1212.jpeg

Lucas

 

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