Ist meine CPU kaputt?
Meine CPU wird grundlos beim surfen im Internet einfach so 70-80 Grad heiß, obwohl sie Wassergekühlt ist. Mittlerweile habe ich alles probiert (neue AiO, neue Wärmeleitpaste, Lüfter entstauben, Kabel geprüft) und mir ist nichts aufgefallen bzw. es hat sich nichts gebracht. An was könnte es noch liegen oder ist meine CPU einfach kaputt?
For the first time without specifying which CPU, coolers and settings, we can only hot bread talk.
Purely technical, 70-80 degrees are unproblematic for a modern AMD/Intel CPU. They are allowed to reach the 100°C, Intel even up to 105.
This is not optimal when surfing:
Water cooling must also bring the heat somewhere. If you don’t get the heat from the system, the water cooling doesn’t bring anything.
Is this always so or relatively new? Perhaps it is currently warmer in the room because much is heated (winter and so)? You may not get the heat from the case because ventilators are not enough or something.
In the room are two radiators that are always switched on and the airflow in the case is actually quite good.
Hi.
I would like to tap problems in cooling as a defective processor. You can also let him run from the energy settings, and overclocking just full tube, then no matter if you only surf..
Would you check with HWMonitor how much watts go through the processor if you do anything and what is set as a PPT limit.
If I remember correctly, the 7000X CPU boost to 95°C. The topic has been at least. 2 years cleared:
https://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.php/news/hardware/processors/59949-ryzen-7000-bei-95%C2%B0c-amd-erkl%C3%A4rt-warum-hohe-temperature-gut-ins.html
https://community.amd.com/t5/gaming/ryzen-7000-series-processors-let-s-talk-about-power-temperature/ba-p/554629?sf262224835=1
So it’s pretty normal.
When the temperature rises, the power consumption is between 70 and 80 watts.
What’s bothering me is to give the fans a short full throttle even though I have a lower fan curve in the BIOS. And my AiO (Arctic Freezer III 280) has no software to control it, as well as it doesn’t really explain why the CPU just jumps to 70 degrees.
Whatever.
Look what’s going on in the task manager.
Yes, I wouldn’t touch it anymore and get it to repair right away. 70 degrees are also not very warm but extremely hot
Bullshit. Nothing happens until 95°C.