........99'C and throttling to base clock of 3.4Ghz when all cores utilized during AVX2 operation. At least 212 Turbo is silent enough?

The rest of time such as gaming or non AVX2 operation, no problem = Can auto reach 4.4 - 4.6 Ghz on all cores just fine around 92'C - 95'C.

CPU is idling at 53'C.
CPU VDD maxed at 1.463V
CPU Vcore maxed at 1.428V.

lol putting 16 core CPU on Hyper 212 Turbo. Throttling is expected.

Invest on 360mm AIO.

Did I ever say use cheapass cooler to cool high end desktop CPU?

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https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-...0k-cpu-review/2

This chart is a good laugh.

We swapped over to our 'stress suite,' which is an extended string of heavier applications that stress the chip more fully. Again, we topped the chip with the H115i and NH-D15, but stepped through multiple instances of the corona ray-tracing benchmark, x265 HandBrake rendering tests, POV-Ray multi-threaded benchmarks, Cinebench R20 runs, and finally five iterations of the AVX-intensive threaded y-cruncher.

Overall, these are among the more demanding threaded tests in our suite, and temperatures peaked at ~92C with the H115i, and ~85C with the Noctua air cooler. Surprisingly, because of its lower overall temperatures, the air cooler appears to perform better in this test. That would be quite the feat considering that we recorded peak power consumption at ~280W during the test run.

However, we plotted power over the course of the run (slides five and six) and noticed that the chip drew more power when paired with the H115i cooler (~293W peak), particularly during the five y-cruncher tests at the end of the test. That's despite the fact that neither setup reached the 100C temperature limit. We also recorded better y-cruncher scores with the H115i cooler (~20% delta), but it was the lone test that suffered from performance degradation.

You have to bring in 10980XE "better" cooling with shit performance at stock. Nice try.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-ry...-zen-3-review/6

That was to show you it will boost again.

And your expensive loop. I wonder, how many radiators and other stuffs.

Yup. Using lipstick thermal paste and Arctic Cooling Liquid Freezer II 360 now. CPU voltage went higher. Seems like it wanna boost a much as possible.

Honestly, I'm more interested with Rocket Lake. I'll setup to run the sofware suite when free. I'm trying to get my PC to BSOD too.
Says someone who doesnt have hard data to directly compare with same cooler. Fail.

Ain't nobody got time to test that long.

Hmm.....for now, should I tighten the DDR4 timing on 3600mhz (with IF 1800) or go all out at 4200mhz with 18-22-22-42 at 1.35V regardless of IF clock?
Considering Corsair 4200mhz is sold with 19-25-25-45 at 1.45V.......

i can run cinebench R23 stable.. with curve optimizer.. even on Prime95

but i will crash mid game in COD:BOCW

so my stability test is gaming.. not sync benchies

i do OC the RAM from 3200 to 3600 .. same timing..

no issue gaming without PBO2 curve disabled.. only crashed when playin with PBO 2 curve ; even at modest -10

Havent test PBO curve without oc RAM

hmm smallest fft on prime i still getting 4.2ghz  on my 3600 or is that the behavior of 5900x since the ppt is much higher?

And it turns out much hotter than what im expecting haha. I intially thought 105w tdp means a 240 would be sufficient.

Thanks. Added mine to the list

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cstkl1 I'll get Metro Exodus on CNY sale and play around with it if you can wait that long.

Reinstalled the game as i have completed last year.

1st pic 3200mhz
2nd pic 3600mhz (my ram couldn't run 3800mhz stable)

yeap. Can't dismiss some users really had issue with the old bios, random WHEA at default settings.
had nothing to do today, so was browsing through the activities of those voted in OCN, many resolve issue with bios update.

Seriously i like this type of game, i played whole metro series. Another one is Dying Light series.

havent.. but it happens in such a bluemoon... thus pretty hard to test