Why is my Ryzen 9800X3D hitting 96°C under full load?

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Asked By Gamer4Life92 On

Hey everyone! I recently upgraded my CPU from a 5900X to a 9800X3D and switched out my cooler to a Deepcool Assassin IV. However, I'm hitting some really high temps of 96°C during benchmarks like Cinebench, shader compiling, and antivirus scans, which max out the CPU. When idling, my temps are around 37-40°C, and they go up to about 70°C during gaming. I didn't change many settings besides enabling EXPO and adjusting the fan curve, and I also removed the plastic sticker on the heatsink and reapplied thermal paste, but nothing seems to help! Any advice on why this is happening?

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Answered By HardwareFanatic On

It sounds like your CPU is just doing its thing. But there are reports of the 9800X3D hitting those kinds of temps under full load, so running a -15 CO undervolt could help. My setup peaked around 85-86°C with similar settings, but I managed to reduce it significantly with undervolting.

Answered By TechSavvy007 On

That seems pretty high! It might be an airflow issue in your case. When I tested my 9800X3D with a Lian Li Hydroshift 360, I usually saw temps around 70-80°C even during stress tests. You should check the airflow setup—make sure you have enough intake and exhaust fans to keep things cool.

CoolNut23 -

I doubt it's an airflow issue. I've got 3 intakes in the front and 2 exhaust fans in the Corsair 4000D case. Everything looks good on my end!

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