Just upgraded from i7 9th gen + Asrock b360m ib-r1 to ryzen 7 5800x + mag b550m mortar max wifi. Everything works great except the cpu is now overheating. I’ve reapplied thermal paste and done some stuff in the bios, but the system shuts down within a few minutes. PLZ HLP
#CPU overheating
heavy skiff
limpid valley
what do you consider over heating?
also what cooler
a picture of the inside of your case with a flash would be nice and without the glass side cover in the way
heavy skiff
When a warning pops up saying the cpu is overheating
Cooler is kraken 120
Here’s a better picture
stray fern
does your aio running properly? i mean the pump
limpid valley
120mm rad on a 5700x would probably run hot
that isn't much better then a stock amd cooler
stray fern
i guess so.. but it shouldn't over heat while idling tho
it maybe run warm but not over heat
different case if it over heat while stress testing
limpid valley
I wouldn't think so, but if it's at idle either it's out of water or mounted wrong or the paste is garbage
I would give the aio a shake test aka unbolt the rad and hold it up and shake it and see if you hear anything, if you do not head anything or the sloshing is loud and violent, gonna have to conclude the rad is dry and it seeped water
stray fern
i'm thinking more of dead pump, not enough/uneven mounted pressure, or if it new aio maybe forgot to remove the plastic sticker on aio plate
limpid valley
there is that also, but without hands on all we can do it ask for pictures and make suggestions
stray fern
yep
limpid valley
I'd hate to ask him to remove the pump and see the plastic stuck to the plate or the cpu and curled up from the heat
heavy skiff
cause it performs perfectly for my 9700k
maiden delta
I'd hate to ask him to remove the pump and see the plastic stuck to the plate or...
exactly my thought
though it IS a 120 AIO on a 5800X.
a $25 thermalright would cool better.
sounds like he's re-using it from the intel build though, so kinda unlikely the protective plastic is still on the pump block.
limpid valley
I agree, my first concern was the 120mm aio it's not much better then a stock aio r5 cooler
heavy skiff
What would you suggest I get
merry bison
An AIO will fail in one way or another eventually anyway.
I just presume that this is this one's last breath.
heavy skiff
Well I put the old stuff back in because I’m not gonna be able to get a better aio for a few weeks at least
And the one I have still works fine
maiden delta
"works fine" so the new CPU isn't overheating any more?
lavish quiver
your mount is crooked mostlikely
that mounting system sucks in general\
and you prolly didnt use enough paste when you mounted it
heavy skiff
"works fine" so the new CPU isn't overheating any more?
No, when I put the old mobo/cpu in, the aio does just fine.
heavy skiff
that mounting system sucks in general\
You’re telling me…
lavish quiver
if you ened a aio get a thermalright v3 aio for like 45
heavy skiff
and you prolly didnt use enough paste when you mounted it
I made an ‘X’ with paste. There was more than enough
heavy skiff
How much of a difference is there between the 240 and 360
lavish quiver
like
3c
just more capacity over time to heat up so takes longer to reach equilibrium
heavy skiff
So not worth
lavish quiver
thats the way i paste
heavy skiff
Ok
lavish quiver
the line ie because it splits teh chiplets and goes right over the io die
the dots are just for spreading coverage
heavy skiff
Good to know
lavish quiver
heavy skiff
It’s so nice when someone can just give concrete answers
lavish quiver
so the chiplet is on the top side
since 5800x is a single ccd design
iodie is the big one in the middle
make sense
heavy skiff
With my very limited knowledge of computers, yes
lavish quiver
the gooey spot on the right is just a filler spot sincce theirs no chip
so if we were to rotate it
90 to the right the big die would be to the left in the motherboard
heavy skiff
Got it
heavy skiff
🙏🙏 “ALL PRAISE THE MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE” 🙏🙏
lavish quiver
if i recall derbaur which is thermalgrizzly
made a offset mount for am4 that uses that design of hooking mount
to shift the aio cooler plate to the right or left for best thermal transfer right in the center of the aio cold plate
heavy skiff
lavish quiver
but ya if your case can take a 360 aio
and you want a quieter system go for it
since its only like 4 bucks more
if it cant fit then do the 240
otherwise go air if you dont want failing parts aside from fans
but aios will typically last like 5-7 yrs if left constantly on
heavy skiff
but aios will typically last like 5-7 yrs if left constantly on
Yeah, my current one has lasted about 5-6 years
maiden delta
to shift the aio cooler plate to the right or left for best thermal transfer rig...
actually Dap the CCD's are along the edge nearest the PCI slots
along the "bottom" edge that has the socket lock lever
this is why the AM4 (and AM5) "offset" mounts move the cooler "down" closer to the PCI slot.
maiden delta
well, vertically oriented in a case the RAM would be to the right of the socket, so along the bottom edge of the CPU package is where the CCD's are located.
with the IOD at the "top".
though AM5 has the socket lock lever on the same edge as the RAM
but the chiplets are still along the "bottom"
