Out Of Topic Bt Plz Consider Upgrading Ur Mother Board To A Higher END ONE (X570 Chipset)
I cannot advice on the RAM, but on the CPU, try undervolting. I had the same issue with my R5 3600 with the same AIO, hitting near 75 - 80. After undervolting AND applying an overclock of 4.5Ghz it never went above 60c.But given that you have a 5900X, I expect the temps to be a bit high.Thank you, this is quite useful. let me do some additional reading and see what i can do.I'm sharing a message from Blu3Haze, where we went back and forth trying to figure it out for my PC "..X53 is good too, pricey though! One of my friends used it with a 8600K and temps were pretty decent. 70°C is well below the limits for Ryzen.AMD does overvolt the CPU even at stock settings, more so with PBO which I'm not that happy with and always tune it. Drops temps and power consumption. I'd expect you to stay in low 60s and under at all time if you tune for efficiency.https://www.techpowerup.com/download/amd-ryzen-clock-tuner-ctr-1usmus/.."
At idle, My CPU is at around 42C and GPU is around 45C. Whilst playing Horizon Zero Dawn, CPU is at 80C and GPU is around 65C which is quite toasty.Also i am trying to check my CAS latency for RAM but i can't seem to interpret the CPU-Z reading. a screenshot is attached, would someone be able to let me know if it fits the advertised latency on the card. Fyi- i could not find a KIT so i bought two ram sticks with the identical spec.
At idle, My CPU is at around 42C and GPU is around 45C. Whilst playing Horizon Zero Dawn, CPU is at 80C and GPU is around 65C which is quite toasty.
This is quite useful, i will read through and see what i can do. Did you run into any problems when you tried to undervolt.
I am playing 1440p but on highest settings. what do you mean cooler clearance?