AMD RYZEN 1700X max temp? (75 or 95)

Noel_inf1n

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Hello!
So i recently got a 1700x and i thought it was weird that the idle temps were 55-60 degrees (my room couldnt be THAT hot). Then i came across an article saying that the 1700X and 1800X had a temperature offset of +20 degrees in order to fool motherboards into more aggressive fan curves.

That leaves me with the following question:
Is the max temperature 95 degrees or 75 degrees since i dont know if they are counting in their offset or not.

Thanks in advance
//Noel
 
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This is the ultimate question that im also still trying to find the answer for and ive been using RyZen for 3 months now, thankfully not an X version.

However, im pretty cure that the 20oC offset has been fixed, so just make sure you bios is upto date.

But before, I see where you are coming from, 95oC max temp plus the 20oC offset = 115oC.
95oC including the 20oC offset, really means that the max it can do without the offset is 75oC.

Noel_inf1n

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Im aware that the max is 95. but do they mean their value + 20 degrees or do they count that in.

Thats why i ask if they mean 95 degrees (real degrees or, would be seen as 115 degrees on the computer (95+20) or fake degrees where they count in +20 (95-20 = 75 real degrees)
 

Noel_inf1n

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Ok thank you, so my computer would have to read 115 degrees for it to have reached its actual max.

So much confusion.

Thanks
 

banker

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Are you overclocking, I wouldn't allow it to hit max, plus ryzen processors usually stop overclocking after it hits 75 degrees (real temp) anyways, and even then I wouldn't push it that much




 

Seanie280672

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This is the ultimate question that im also still trying to find the answer for and ive been using RyZen for 3 months now, thankfully not an X version.

However, im pretty cure that the 20oC offset has been fixed, so just make sure you bios is upto date.

But before, I see where you are coming from, 95oC max temp plus the 20oC offset = 115oC.
95oC including the 20oC offset, really means that the max it can do without the offset is 75oC.

 
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Noel_inf1n

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Thanks, So confusing but I'm all set now. The temp offset has not been "solved" for me yet (waiting for bios update) but I've gotten used to counting off 20C from hardware-monitor, either way I'm in the clear with or without the offset but thanks for the help!