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The ideal paste application on these CPUs is X or X with dots. Reason being that it does not have a single big chip in the middle, it instead has multiple chips in different locations.
Oh I just put a pea shape in the middle. Should I reapply the paste or just leave it alone for now?
Thank you
at a regulair stresstest at 70C.and at peak load at 80C
it can handle fine temps ipto 89C so as long you dont hot 90C it's fine.
7900XT at idle operates at the same 40C idle about 65C under load (with memory and local hotspots going upto 85C)
It can handle upto 110C though generally you not want to exceed 100C due the hotspot ussue.
these temps are for aircoolong & AIO (which perform about the same if you gave a good one)
a full custom watercooling loop usually gets 10C lower.
your temps are thus totally fine.
Do you mean applying a thin layer all over the surface of the cpu heat sink? I mean that’s practical and what I at first thought to do when first installing a CPU but everyone says to just either do the dot and or X method.
Either way, the CPU and cooler are already in so I think it’s okay (for now). I’ll keep an eye on it.
Thermal paste doesnt actually do that much. Installing a cpu without thermal paste leads to maybe 2-5 Celsius higher temps.
Your system seems perfect.
the board may vrm throttle if its design is too weak or no heatsinks on the mosfets
or the cpu can throttle if its too hot and needs a better cooler or paste job
I rarely hit 65C (avg. 50-55C) and I stress it with many games, 10+ years newer than my CPU. I had this Corsair H100i (240mm) for 6 years now, no problems and consistent cooling.
Idle temps ? 27-35C.
If you run a Cinebench all core test for like 10min then your CPU should be at about 70-75C. Lower than that while gaming.
If you push your GPU to 100% utilisation then your GPU temp should be around 70C.
Hot spot can be higher. Junction temp even higher. Vram temp can also hit above 80C.
Keep an eye on junction temperature on your GPU as this one can get too high when normal GPU still looks fine.
Cyberpunk is a decent all core test, Forget the cinebench you are gaming and should focus on the gaming temps. And if im not mistaken that cpu should boost to 5040mhz. I would be happy, reapply your paste in two years and do the X.
As for gpu temps, Thats totally the gpu and not a reflection of the case. It could be a thermal paste/brand/cooler issue. I would not worry about it in two years you will want a newer cooler gpu.