Although my Ryzer9 5900x CPU is water cooled, checking Ryzen Master i noticed that it was working at 80 degrees celsious. Lowering down the voltage is back to 40-50 degrees and everything works fine. I just wanted to know if there is any change of damage to my CPU caused by that high temp?
To add to this, I let my CPU (R 5 2600) overheat and cause a system reboot for months under heavy load (gaming, streaming and local recording at the same time) because I was too lazy to clean the **bleep** cooler. There is absolutely zero problems with it as far as I can tell.
All benchmark values and game performance are as expected, I never had a single bsod or crash since I started keeping my PC clean at regular intervals. CPUs and hardware in general today have many failsafe mechanisms and are fairly hard to break unless you do something very drastic.
To add to this, I let my CPU (R 5 2600) overheat and cause a system reboot for months under heavy load (gaming, streaming and local recording at the same time) because I was too lazy to clean the **bleep** cooler. There is absolutely zero problems with it as far as I can tell.
All benchmark values and game performance are as expected, I never had a single bsod or crash since I started keeping my PC clean at regular intervals. CPUs and hardware in general today have many failsafe mechanisms and are fairly hard to break unless you do something very drastic.
