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7/13/2025, 1:42:19 PM
>>105890522
zen 5 idles around that range, my old intel was like 30c but it also didn't have the vcache stacked, plus these chips are made to run at tjmax (90C is normal)
but with the x3Ds you dont even need a high fan curve, otherwise fans will ramp up and down which is annoying. I think my cpu fans peak at 1000-1200rpm? most of the time it's around 800-1000 (silent, 120s silent wings and the ak620 is in the middle of the case basically)
the only time 9800x3D ever draws more than 100w is shader compilation and even then it's like 120W max which is basically nothing. for gaming (ie cyberpunk with path tracing, for testing) it's using like 60-70 watts.
but yeah, CPU fan curve adjust it for noise (no spikes to 2k, it does nothing anyways). fun fact, I did cinebench at stock (1800rpm on the stock ak620 fans) and did it at 1000 rpm max, and the score was basically the same. So, adjust for noise.
zen 5 idles around that range, my old intel was like 30c but it also didn't have the vcache stacked, plus these chips are made to run at tjmax (90C is normal)
but with the x3Ds you dont even need a high fan curve, otherwise fans will ramp up and down which is annoying. I think my cpu fans peak at 1000-1200rpm? most of the time it's around 800-1000 (silent, 120s silent wings and the ak620 is in the middle of the case basically)
the only time 9800x3D ever draws more than 100w is shader compilation and even then it's like 120W max which is basically nothing. for gaming (ie cyberpunk with path tracing, for testing) it's using like 60-70 watts.
but yeah, CPU fan curve adjust it for noise (no spikes to 2k, it does nothing anyways). fun fact, I did cinebench at stock (1800rpm on the stock ak620 fans) and did it at 1000 rpm max, and the score was basically the same. So, adjust for noise.
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