can someone guide me with this? I don't really know what to do. And I don't know if this is okay or if I should be worried.Hello everyone, before I posted some messages but I did not understand very well what I should do, neither now but I need you to shed some light on me because I am very confused. I built my PC a month ago, the equipment has the following specifications:
Ryzen 5 3600
cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212
gpu: rx 6500xt
mos: msi mag b550 tomahawk
with the latest stable version of Bios (7C91vA9)
All settings are factory. I have not done any kind of oc on my computer beyond enabling the xmp profile of the RAM. I would like to know if these values that you see are normal, I made the capture when doing the r23 test in multicore, so I made it when it was at 100%. Thanks!
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Hello everyone, before I posted some messages but I did not understand very well what I should do, neither now but I need you to shed some light on me because I am very confused. I built my PC a month ago, the equipment has the following specifications:
Ryzen 5 3600
cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212
gpu: rx 6500xt
mos: msi mag b550 tomahawk
with the latest stable version of Bios (7C91vA9)
All settings are factory. I have not done any kind of oc on my computer beyond enabling the xmp profile of the RAM. I would like to know if these values that you see are normal, I made the capture when doing the r23 test in multicore, so I made it when it was at 100%. Thanks!
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What was the CPU PPT when you're seeing the ~80% PRD during the CPU 100% load?I know this is an older thread, and I perfectly understand the issue. What I don't understand is how to resolve it. While I'm not really concerned about the longevity of the CPU, I am concerned about the temp. This is my file/media server that runs 14x7 and also does encoding/transcoding. It's running a 3900X in an Asus B550-E with UEFI v2423. With a Noctua U12S Chromax, temps are getting close to 80 degrees and my PRD is generally around 80% at a 100% load using Cinebench R20. I am not doing any overclocking. No PBO or messing with the voltages. I do have the memory manually set to it's rated clock speed and latency. Outside that, everything is set to auto.
After reading through this entire thread, as well as other sources, I've not seen a consistent explanation on how to resolve this. Some say to mess with the CPU voltage, some say to adjust the PPT, some say to adjust the CPUVDD, some say to change settings I don't have in my UEFI, like full scale VDD that's separate from the CPU or SOC. Can someone give me an idea of what setting I need to adjust to resolve this?
Perfect. Thank you very much for answer, I really feel much calmer!!As stated by your screenshot:
Reported CPU package consumption (CPU PPT) during 100% CPU load = 88Watt
ReportedPowerDeviation (PRD) during the 100% CPU load = 92%
Meaning:
The reported 88W is in fact the 92% of the true power consumption of the CPU package.
True power:
88 / 0.92 = 95.6W
Your CPU's true consumption is 95.6W when you're seeing 88W and 92% PRD during this particular test.
I have the R5 3600 on a X570 Aorus Pro and behaves exactly the same (under CB R20 multicore test) the last 30 months. Its ok and your temps are ok, similar with mine.
Nothing to be concerned about.
What is your CPU PPT (Watt) report during that stress test that you getting 130% PRD?
And never pay any attention on PRD at idle or even middle load tasks. It doesnt mean anything.
Only at near 100% CPU load has a meaning
EDIT:
Better state all relative values of CPU during the 100% load (at 130% PRD).
PPT, EDC, TDC
That sounds like a cooling issue to me. Even if I consider warm ambient temperatures and an AMD stock cooler, the CPU shouldn't hit its max temp in under 30 seconds. Check if the cooler is warm to the touch. If not, it's not mounted properly. Maybe the cooler contact to the IHS somehow changed (i.e. the cooler came loose) while you swapped the GPU.Note that Cinebench was only running for 24 seconds before these temps were reached. Before, it would be running for minutes before ever getting close to 90C.
Check your in-case temps. Based on my experience with asrock boards the "Motherboard" temp sensor should report 7-8° above ambient, if the case is well ventilated. Your 38-39° is likely too much.Now the spikes are going from 44C to 58C to 42C to 69C
My motherboard is currently reporting an average of 33C with a max of 37C. Average room temp during this time was 26C.Check your in-case temps. Based on my experience with asrock boards the "Motherboard" temp sensor should report 7-8° above ambient, if the case is well ventilated. Your 38-39° is likely too much.
But i wouldn't be surprised when something goes wrong with the board that doesn't even exists in the products list on the official asrock site.