Whats the "normal" T° on a Processor?

[lPherion]

(Sorry for my bas english)

I'm notice my processor (AMD Ryzen 5 2600x) currently works (on exigent games) at 76-80°C, is that "normal"?

[ReBoot]

Totally normal

[lPherion]

Escrito originalmente por ReBoot:

Totally normal

And... in what temperature is when i "worried" about the component?

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Anything below 85°C is perfectly normal.

[Spawn of Totoro]

Escrito originalmente por lPherion:

Escrito originalmente por ReBoot:

Totally normal

And... in what temperature is when i "worried" about the component?

https://www.amd.com/en/products/cpu/amd-ryzen-5-2600x#product-specs

CPUs tend to have their max tems stated on the website of those who made them.

[Muppet among Puppets]

The lower the better.

Being slightly below max temp might be ok.
But i would not call that normal.

Also is that in winter or summer?

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

In Chile, late spring early summer.

[Muppet among Puppets]

It says 95 C for that cpu on the link.
They made progress, not these 63 C max anymore.

Up to 95 i would also worry about other components.

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Escrito originalmente por lPherion:

(Sorry for my bas english)

I'm notice my processor (AMD Ryzen 5 2600x) currently works (on exigent games) at 76-80°C, is that "normal"?

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[Ogami]

Depends.
75-80 in idle? Definitely too high for that CPU.
During games where the CPU is fully taxed? Still a bit high but not unusual.

I have a 2600x with the standard cooler, it idles around 40 °C degree on the desktop and normal surfing, goes up to around 70+ when gaming.

[lPherion]

Escrito originalmente por Ogami:

Depends.
75-80 in idle? Definitely too high for that CPU.
During games where the CPU is fully taxed? Still a bit high but not unusual.

I have a 2600x with the standard cooler, it idles around 40 °C degree on the desktop and normal surfing, goes up to around 70+ when gaming.

56*C - 60°C Idle and 75°C-80°C on a game (the max temp i record was 81°C)

[Ogami]

60 seems a bit high for idle/standard operations.
Did you build the system yourself? You could take a look if the cooler is placed correctly on the CPU and maybe apply new thermal paste.
How is the rest of the case looking? Good airflow? Front/back ventilation?

All factors that can influence the idle temperature in the case.

Like already said before, you are still "good" with your current temperatures and still have some room before you reach the ceiling of your CPU.
But in general i would always try to keep the CPU as cool as possible depending on the tasks it performs.
Just raises the lifespan of the CPU overall.

[Satoru]

Lower is better but that depends on several factors. Are you over clocking? Do you have an aggressive fan curve? Do you want a silent/quiet PC. etc

But fundamentally your CPU is able to run at fairly high temperatures (80C-ish) pretty much forever.

If you think the temp is too high, adjust teh fan curve on teh CPU to be more aggressive.

[crunchyfrog]

As others have said here, that idle temperature could be a tad on the high side. It can't hurt to do investigation.

But there has been one question overlooked - as you're in Chile, what's the current AMBIENT ROOM temperature? If it's highish, or in the 70s then that explains why the idle temp is high. It ain't going to be BELOW ambient.