My opinon onlyTuneing the CPU.
Not badTalk about a lucky score.
Yea. It was free. He was able to drop Almoast 30 degrees off his temps tonight by installing his.Not bad
Why water cooler ?
Do you think they are better?
I mean if it is free sure
I’m pretty sure it comes with thermal paste on it. Do you suggest buying different paste?Make sure you use a good quality thermal paste
Too little= Bad
Too much = Bad
No apologies needed. I really appreciate the help you guys have given me. I have called computer stores asking for help Tuneing and even offering to pay to bring the unit in to let them tune it. But could never get a reply. So this was a big win and am going to refer everyone I know from here on out to this forum.Apologies, had the day off of PCHF.
Custom power plans can be a good thing, but sometimes they can over stress/work components and cause instability, same with XMP, it is "technically" a form of overclocking.
If it works at 3200MHz, I would just take the win and see if anything else is having troubles (that's when I would starting questioning and changing more).
As Peter said, make sure you use the proper amount of thermal compound, it's pretty hard to mess up, but a small pea sized drop in the middle or a thin x will do you fine.
If you are seeing temps of 70( (C?) I would be nowhere near concerned, if you're not overclocked the stock coolers generally hold up well enough (Not as good as a nice BeQuiet! or Noctua cooler though, these are excellent units!)
I have noticed that where I am in the map makes a difference, and I try to keep that in mind. I just get frustrated when my friend who doesn’t have the set up i do is running many more FPS than I do. I’m trying so hard to read and watch as much stuff as I can to learn how to tune and tweak this thing. But in true PC fashion, every time I think I’m getting ahead, somthing els pops up. Lol. But I’m stubborn and I’m sure this blind squirrel will find it’s nut. Hahaha.It's possible, sometimes bad servers/internet can cause a variety of problems, good call on the restart!
Generally I see thermal issues above the high 70s (Celsius) and into mid 80s or so, if you keep an eye on your temps and they stay in the 60s and mid 70s I wouldn't be concerned.
It could also be dependent on maps, the map with a lot more trees will bring your frames down more than a bland desert with nothing in it, pay attention to the drops and where you are.
I don't know if I would be concerned about 15-30 fps, again, thermal throttling is usually quite apparent, but taking a look won't hurt you as long as you keep an objective mindset.
I'm glad you got it sorted out, the people here are great and have a wide variety of skill-sets and knowledge to share!
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