Ryzen 7000 Runs HOT but Does it even Matter?

The real answer: AMD pushed the chip so hard to the max, just to say "We beat Intel"

ryzen runs hot - LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL WHAT BS complete BS - Intel anyone? Jesus that INTEL GREASY CASH IS GOOD

I have a intel gaming laptop that average 88c in games anyways and I can’t even tell so when I get a pc using a 7000 series ima be fine

Excellent information, thank you!

Bravo!

Reliability will be a problem with these chips in long run but non x chips are maintaining good temps according to some reviews.

Just put all cores -30 in bios and you wont lose performans and chip will run cool.

I have a $25 single fan cooler from Zalman which keeps my 7600x below 80 degrees celsius during gaming @ 5,3GHz

This was very informative.. Thank you. Just bought a Ryzen 5 7600x and the budget cooler. Guess I should consider upgrading. :)

Honestly, I got an AIO but it was only so I could mount it on the top (as exhaust). I know it's probably not helping my CPU performance much, but what it does do is it takes all the heat from the CPU and sends it directly out the top of the case, so it doesn't heat up anything else in the system. Which is still probably a very marginal benefit, but it's something.

All core static clocks at 5.4ghz 1.26 volts (7700x) has REALLY cooled down my temps and i get better performance in gaming. Cinebench singlecore went down 5 percent. and increased about the same in multi core. I have seen some people run this down to 1.18 volts if you have a really good binned chip.

I am average undercoat Tjmax 85 enjoyer but when I need max performance I will happily go to 95c

Mistake is in low time testing. My 7600x resets comp after 3 hour gaming, when it air cooling. AIO solved it problem, but deepcool ls520 become very noisy sometimes

Nicely presented-

thank god! I was worried that the thermal paste or the air cooler was bad or something (ID cooling 224 XTS), I am rocking a 7600 non X and the temperatures pass the 80°C while gaming (2-6 hours at day) so this is a relieve! This is all stock fan speed and fan curve including case fans and gpu fan curve so if I can tweak this and also see if I can undervolt the cpu so I can reduce the temps and make it stay at least 75°C or less. Note that the Case is a Matrexx 50 all tempered glass with 4 fans preinstalled (bad choice for temps, there is a same model of the case with mesh in the front panel so in case you are wanting to buy this same one, I would recommend going mesh in the front panel).

Edit: I had a FX8350 in the past and boy that thing went 90°C with stock cooler and with a shitty case from the early 2000s, I remember to this day the fan going 7000rpm and it felt like a plane taking off inside my house. So I had a little PTSD while monitoring the temps on this one.

I’m building my first pc, would the be quiet pure rock 2 fx be fine for a 7700x with 6950xt? I don’t know how much difference it makes but I have a case with good airflow (be quiet pure base 500fx).

I have been seeing people with 7000 series having much lower temps but for me i am hitting 95 and sometimes 97 when gaming. should i worry about that??

Mattered on mine because it kept crashing and over heating had to get a bigger aoi

Great info here thank you!

Would be interested to see these with Noctua’s new cooler and de8aur’s dilidding tool.

Are the gaming results with out of the box settings or have you limited the degree target?
What I'm trying to say is, will a 7000 series CPU try to hit 95⁰C while gaming?