I have had my new PC build for about 2 weeks now and I am pleased except for the wraith cpu cooler. The cooler's fan has been running intermittently or not at all while my cpu temps have been between 59 and 65 degrees centigrade. I decided to add a Corsair HD 140 computer fan in the rear of the computer case and after installation did a check of my cpu temps and found the cpu temps reduced by 10 percent. Nice. The Corsair is nicely silent. I will be playing PC games and all my research indicates an aftermarket cpu cooler is the safest thing to do, since the stock cooler is not considered adequate for the overclocking I have planned for to play PC games, so I ordered a Pccooler SF90 premium cooler from Amazon and am waiting for delivery. The new CPU cooler will be used in an entry level gaming system using the Ryzen 3200G and the AsRock B450M Pro4 motherboard.
Is this the same computer as is involved here
Please do not start multiple threads for the same computer when only the one thread is required, replying to individual threads takes up helpers time and this time would be better spent helping people who have had to wait.
Using the CPUs on die graphics will increase the temps of the processor, the stock Wraith cooler is one of the better ones and it would not need to be changed.at all if you had an add on GPU.
Overclocking when there is no add on video card makes absolutely no sense at all I`m afraid.
Is this the same computer as is involved here
Yes.
Please do not start multiple threads for the same computer when only the one thread is required, replying to individual threads takes up helpers time and this time would be better spent helping people who have had to wait.
Using the CPUs on die graphics will increase the temps of the processor, the stock Wraith cooler is one of the better ones and it would not need to be changed.at all if you had an add on GPU.
Overclocking when there is no add on video card makes absolutely no sense at all I`m afraid.