Comparing CPU Power Limits: Min 71W / Eco Mode 87W / Full 142W (5800X). GPU Nividia RTX 3060Ti, CPU AMD Ryzen 5800X. 0:00 Setup 0:17 Cinebench R23 0:45 PassMark CPU Mark 1:16 Cyberpunk 2077 2:23 Shadow of the Tomb Raider 3:36 Final Fantasy XV 4:24 Results
You have a very restricted case, almost no airflow, you where hitting a thermal problem so the 144watts is purely just heat not actual performance. You can tell this is happening because your max core clock is 4232, while mine is 4666 with a 125 watt package which is 20 watts less, I think your motherboards VRM is not having a good time.
Try Eco from bios with undervolt offset.. the more negative offset you will go the more current (volts) cores will use under load with higher clocks, thus better performance. As you low voltage from bios (small x1 steps of -0.006 values..) run CB till you crash. When Crash raise 2 steps V (+0.012).. try gaming/benchmarking if still unstable eg. crash in games after 30mins raise in small x1 steps (+0.006) till rock stable. I wouldn't stress test with prime or occt etc cause of the small cooler. Hope it helps mate :) ps. If for Eco you end up.. eg. -0.048mV final undervolt. It doesn't mean it's stable for Min71w or Full142w profiles. For each profile you must repeat the process.
woah your temps are pretty high wtf? Granted I live in a place that doesn't get too warm but I crank the heater sometimes and I have a 260mm 2 fan MSI aio which isn't high end it's decent... BUT stock I don't go above 70 while gaming at 1440p and 4k and often most hot temp I get is about 66 degrees with it lower majority of the time (55 to 62 most commonly with case and cpu fans on asus bios automatic fan curve settings). When I switch Eco mode in bios it gets absurdly cool up to 20 degrees cooler infact with not much performance difference thankfully and I only tried Eco mode for the hell of it as temps were good to me. Anyway I was actually searching this stuff trying to see why I saw all the comments over the years of hot 5800x when mine has run fantastic stock or not,.. I have seen some higher ones but this is wayyyy too high using ECO mode it shouldn't be the case unless you are aware why and it's a cooling issue or something? Anyway it's not the end of the world just commented as I am shocked how different our experiences are.
ive got a 240mm corsair aio and a 5800x with eco mode it reaches 80c max for multicore cinebench testing, but ingame i dont see higher than 70, but i HAD to put it on eco mode because it was still pulling 90c on medium to load
Your temps are insane. Do yo have cooler at all? My 5800x at 4.85ghz all core and 4.95ghz dual core boost @1.31V runs at 78c MAX on CB23 after one hour stress test with Arctic LF 2 280. When i turn on 95W Eco mode, it never reaches more than 65c and still has 4.85ghz all core boost as well as single core at 4.85ghz @1.22V. I just keep it at 95W Eco. Something is very wrong with your setup or CPU in general. Not to mention your CB23 score at max power... 13K? 5700x makes 14k stock
The smaller air cooled fan can not heat soak like a large AIO and the single chiplet of the 5800X creates a focused heat spot. It does get better with undervolting enabled.
@@panoramacircle3281 Mind if I ask what cooler you're using? I just ordered a 5800x with a Thermalright Peerless Assassin SE, and I'm a bit worried after watching this😅
Comparing CPU Power Limits: Min 71W / Eco Mode 87W / Full 142W (5800X). GPU Nividia RTX 3060Ti, CPU AMD Ryzen 5800X.
0:00 Setup
0:17 Cinebench R23
0:45 PassMark CPU Mark
1:16 Cyberpunk 2077
2:23 Shadow of the Tomb Raider
3:36 Final Fantasy XV
4:24 Results
You have a very restricted case, almost no airflow, you where hitting a thermal problem so the 144watts is purely just heat not actual performance. You can tell this is happening because your max core clock is 4232, while mine is 4666 with a 125 watt package which is 20 watts less, I think your motherboards VRM is not having a good time.
The smaller air cooled fan can not handle 144W, so ECO mode is required here
@@panoramacircle3281 You are showing 142watt benchmarks in your video though?
Thank You for this comparison.
Do you have an MSI motherboard? If so, how did you exactly enable ECO mode? Did you use PBO undervolting?
Thanks man from Italy 👌🇮🇹
Try Eco from bios with undervolt offset.. the more negative offset you will go the more current (volts) cores will use under load with higher clocks, thus better performance.
As you low voltage from bios (small x1 steps of -0.006 values..) run CB till you crash. When Crash raise 2 steps V (+0.012).. try gaming/benchmarking if still unstable eg. crash in games after 30mins raise in small x1 steps (+0.006) till rock stable.
I wouldn't stress test with prime or occt etc cause of the small cooler.
Hope it helps mate :)
ps. If for Eco you end up.. eg. -0.048mV final undervolt. It doesn't mean it's stable for Min71w or Full142w profiles. For each profile you must repeat the process.
woah your temps are pretty high wtf? Granted I live in a place that doesn't get too warm but I crank the heater sometimes and I have a 260mm 2 fan MSI aio which isn't high end it's decent... BUT stock I don't go above 70 while gaming at 1440p and 4k and often most hot temp I get is about 66 degrees with it lower majority of the time (55 to 62 most commonly with case and cpu fans on asus bios automatic fan curve settings). When I switch Eco mode in bios it gets absurdly cool up to 20 degrees cooler infact with not much performance difference thankfully and I only tried Eco mode for the hell of it as temps were good to me. Anyway I was actually searching this stuff trying to see why I saw all the comments over the years of hot 5800x when mine has run fantastic stock or not,.. I have seen some higher ones but this is wayyyy too high using ECO mode it shouldn't be the case unless you are aware why and it's a cooling issue or something? Anyway it's not the end of the world just commented as I am shocked how different our experiences are.
ive got a 240mm corsair aio and a 5800x with eco mode it reaches 80c max for multicore cinebench testing, but ingame i dont see higher than 70, but i HAD to put it on eco mode because it was still pulling 90c on medium to load
your thermals are terrible but that literally AMD'S fault for making this thing run so damn hot
Your temps are insane. Do yo have cooler at all? My 5800x at 4.85ghz all core and 4.95ghz dual core boost @1.31V runs at 78c MAX on CB23 after one hour stress test with Arctic LF 2 280. When i turn on 95W Eco mode, it never reaches more than 65c and still has 4.85ghz all core boost as well as single core at 4.85ghz @1.22V. I just keep it at 95W Eco. Something is very wrong with your setup or CPU in general. Not to mention your CB23 score at max power... 13K? 5700x makes 14k stock
The smaller air cooled fan can not heat soak like a large AIO and the single chiplet of the 5800X creates a focused heat spot. It does get better with undervolting enabled.
@@panoramacircle3281 Mind if I ask what cooler you're using? I just ordered a 5800x with a Thermalright Peerless Assassin SE, and I'm a bit worried after watching this😅
@@hookflash699 It's a smaller ID-cooling ID60. A tower should be much better