Computer building, I am

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

The reason I suggest using ryzen Master is because the temp probe layouts are different than most cpus in these ryzen ones.

"A new version of Ryzen Master now includes a different temperature readout algorithm that is meant to better represent the “overall” temperature of the die rather than the absolute maximum a sensor reports. AMD says this is a better representation of the temperature of the CPU. Besides averaging across different sensors, it also averages readouts over a small time-window. In my testing the most affected scenarios are idle and low-load scenarios and the new temperature behaviour isn’t nearly as erratic and spiky."

This! That's gotta be it. GREAT find

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

It's literally 72 degrees outside on the 23rd of December, welcome to florida

Yeah and now we have a low of 25* on Christmas....

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

So with my AC at 72 F like I had it, it's running 3-4 degrees cooler, from what I can tell

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Oh hell yeah the temp just keeps dropping. I do have the AIO in manual though, running on my curve. Gonna set it back to auto and see what it wants to stay at.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Going back to auto mode curve, it's about the same temp as the previous paste on the CPU, but the whole motherboard is actually quite a bit cooler. Remember I have 4 different temperature sensors on this board

 

[LsGuy]

Auto is the way to go, even if it idles a little higher. This allows your motherboard to read cpu temps in real time and adjust fans accordingly. More accurate control than a preset fan curve.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Inside of Ryzen master, I'm at 32 degress celcius at idle. How's that?

 

[LsGuy]

Inside of Ryzen master, I'm at 32 degress celcius at idle. How's that?

Thats the number I'd go with, and I'd call it plenty good. I idle at like 34-36

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Those black bars are there bc I haven't done the GPU drivers

 

[LsGuy]

You are good. I'm, use that same software you do your overclocks. I enjoy using it, its very good software. Sure beats the old days of bios clocking.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

I may eventually get a 5950x, because of my designing.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Whenever I get my money up, I'm gonna buy some stupid RPM fans to put in front on the radiator too.

 

[LsGuy]

I may eventually get a 5950x, because of my designing.

You in no way shape or form need a 5950x to do what you do lol. If you want overkill get a 5900, for half the price of that 5950x, and still 4x more processor than you need. 5900x is easily capable of multiple simultaneous 8k video editing. 5950x puts many threadrippers to shame, and is honestly capable of running high in centralized computer system master servers.