Review on Unleash High-Performance with AMD Ryzen 5 3600XT Processor & Wraith Spire Cooler by Wiktor Czerwiski ᠌

Gammaxx 300 radiator. Radiator. Temperature at full load for 80 degrees. It is very evident that the radiator's internal temperature is not 80 degrees. As if the issue lies in the crystal's inability to properly transfer heat to the package when subjected to high loads. For myself, I came to the conclusion that as long as there is not a long-term load of 100%, everything may be left exactly as it is. If for a number of hours the computer has been loading the percentage by 100% (in my example, the rendering of graphics), then you can decrease the temperature by selecting one of the following options: 1. Turn off the turbo boost (see photo) Performance that is stable -10% despite a decrease in temperature both at idle and under load. 2. Make the switch to eco mode (one photo showing the switch, and the second photo showing the settings that are set when you use eco mode). In point of fact, the maximum power allowed is 60W) Only under extremely high loads will there be a 10% drop in performance, but at idle the temperature will be normal; it will only drop further under stress. 3. Experiment with different settings for the processor's voltage and frequency. I was able to achieve temps of 55-60g under load while running at 1V 3.8GHz and 1.05V 4.0GHz. As the test only took 15 minutes, it is probable that testing for many hours will not be feasible in the future. The temperature goes down regardless of the mode.