Airgroup 51
General Forums (Public) => General Discussion (Public) => Topic started by: AG-51_Thud on April 10, 2022, 03:31:13 PM
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I got the new gamer put together. Everything seems to be in order but I feel like it might be running a bit too hot while running DCS. Do you guys have any preference on software that tracks temperatures?
Currently has three fans bring air in from the front and two up through the liquid cooler radiator. I think I should add another to push air out the back.
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-Core Processor (32 CPUs), ~3.4GHz
Memory: 65536MB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti
Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 2TB (2M)
AIR iCUE Commander CORE (Cooler)
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How hot is it running??
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I use hwinfo. It’s pretty comprehensive. If you CPU is running under 80c you should be fine. I find the temp of my room has a big difference in it also. You can also define your fans on the GPU as well as your general fans to spin up on temp increases. Mine has a program that lets me do my gpu fans and set a custom fan curve. I’d say if you higher than 80 you might want to check your cpu fan seating and conductive application on your cpu. With a liquid cooler you shouldn’t be going that high with DCS.
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I've been tweeking fan settings and have it down pretty good. Running 98.6F on the MB and 102.4F on the CPU ( 37 & 39 C) before running the game . While flying its around 100F on the MB and 161F on the CPU (38 & 72 C).
Will check out hwinfo. Thank you.
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I use MSI Afterburner because that's what I use to overclock my GPU. It gives both CPU and GPU temps.
My CPU runs about 65 degc and the GPU runs around 72 degc with the fans going about 90%. I had to put a water cooler on my CPU because the temps were getting into the eighties.
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I think your temps are pretty good. Low 70s c is nothing. Most cpus Tmax is like 95c or more and that is throttling temp. I wouldn’t worry about it
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I added the additional fan in the back and this is what I get doing patterns around the boat.