Hi,
After 2 years i upgraded my PC.
Specs:
Cpu: Ryzen R7 1700
Mobo: Biostar x370 Gtn
Cooler: Kraken x62
Case: Manta
I put AIO in push/pull configuration as intake with 4x 140mm fans, and set 1x 120mm on back and 2x120 on top as exhausts. I think i have pretty decant cooling so i decide to overclock.
First i put my voltage on 1,35 V and frequency on 3,9 GHz. After i start aida64 my socket temps went immediately to 90C but CPU Tdie went only to 60. So i dialed down a little bit so i have
1,265 V and 3,75 GHz. After half hour of aida64 my temps settled at 56 C on Cpu Tdie and 89 C on cpu socket as shown on image.
http://imgur.com/gnc8DXM
Is this normal to have so much offset between socket temp and Cpu temp?
Thank you for the answers.
After 2 years i upgraded my PC.
Specs:
Cpu: Ryzen R7 1700
Mobo: Biostar x370 Gtn
Cooler: Kraken x62
Case: Manta
I put AIO in push/pull configuration as intake with 4x 140mm fans, and set 1x 120mm on back and 2x120 on top as exhausts. I think i have pretty decant cooling so i decide to overclock.
First i put my voltage on 1,35 V and frequency on 3,9 GHz. After i start aida64 my socket temps went immediately to 90C but CPU Tdie went only to 60. So i dialed down a little bit so i have
1,265 V and 3,75 GHz. After half hour of aida64 my temps settled at 56 C on Cpu Tdie and 89 C on cpu socket as shown on image.
http://imgur.com/gnc8DXM
Is this normal to have so much offset between socket temp and Cpu temp?
Thank you for the answers.