For a long time I chose a midi case for the cooling system, where the place for it is 170 + mm, I stopped at the gamemax black hole, two 200mm turntables were already installed in front of it, I also put 2 on the top 140mm and one back 120mm, bp at the bottom, everything fit perfectly. Processor 3800x in idle 33 degrees, in full load 66 degrees, in games 52-58 depending on the game. The only thing I advise is to set the speed of the cooler of the x570 chip to 85-90%, since they all heat up to…

I am far from being an overclocker, I was building a computer with fermented baked milk for a long time and thought that the 3800x would be the golden mean for everyday use of the computer. In general, it is, but when I read the first reviews about the "hotness" of this stone, I decided to play it safe and immediately took the top segment tower. Eee. In games that are not particularly demanding, but with settings closer to the maximum (tanks, total wars, Gears 5), the percentage at times, with…

Took for 23k OEM without a box, while the 3700x cost 22600, obviously I chose it, because. the cooler was not originally going to be boxed. The CPU on the MSI b450m carbon ac motherboard, at a voltage of 1.35V, took a frequency of 4.4GHz for all cores, keeps it stable, the temperature at 100% for many hours of work keeps around 83 degrees, with a budget tower for 3 In addition, it works stably at 1.25V at 4.3GHz at a temperature of 74.5 degrees after 3 hours of 100% load (Corona render). There…

I have an Aorus x570 elite mother. I made a small adjustment in the RMaster of the 3800x processor, manually set the processor frequencies to 4425 at a voltage of 1.38. when rendering, it keeps this value across all cores, in idle it drops to a minimum, all stress tests pass without problems. Cooling Noctua NH-D15 (before that it cooled my Phenom II X6 1055T during overclocking) the maximum temperature was no more than 92 g, and then only in very long rendering scenes when loading on all cores,

I'm tired of fighting with automation and PBO, I have a simple scythe kotetsu cooler, it just does not have time to remove heat from this stone - the radiator is cold, and the sensor shows more than 90 degrees in overclocking (there are no problems with pressure and thermal paste). I don’t recommend it for those who like to pick and configure on their own, as a result, I changed it with a surcharge to ryzen 7 2700

So, if you do not need overclocking, then after the following settings, the standard Wraith Prism boxed cooler will be enough for you, the temperature in idle will not rise above 40, and in games a maximum of 65 (full hd). Go to BIOS and turn off: Core Performance Boost and AMD Precision Boost Overdrive After all these manipulations, your processor will work normally and its voltage will not constantly change, and a regular cooler will be enough for your eyes. Well, you can still correct the…

AMD Best choice for next year two. Very soon there will be beeches on Ryzen 4000 in the 2022, so this is generally a bomb, finally I will change my i7 7700HQ 32GB / 512 m.2 / 1050ti for something more worthwhile Has pros: High performance, taken at the price of 3700X, the run-up between them is not as big as now the difference in cost. An excellent stone for all tasks! Different cons: the cost would be a little less, but it’s more like an anril, unlike the cost of intel with similar…

The unit was taken for 20k in OEM configuration. There is essentially no difference between this and the 3700X, except for an increased heat dissipation ceiling (105 instead of 65) and an additional 100 MHz from the factory. Compared to the i5-3470 that was available before the upgrade, it's heaven and earth. I'm not strong in the intricacies of overclocking and other near-things, except that I turned off PBO and twisted the timings on the RAM, it works at a frequency of 3200 MHz with timings…