CPU cooler enough for ryzen 5 7600?

[Shadow]

is Endorfy Fortis 5, enough for ryzen 5 7600?

[Omega]

Should be more than sufficient.

[Shadow]

Cause ive heard that the cpu can reach 90 degress celsius

[Omega]

Originally posted by Shadow:

Cause ive heard that the cpu can reach 90 degress celsius

Any CPU will do that if you put a poor cooler on it. This cooler is perfectly sufficient for such a low TDP chip.

[Shadow]

So it will not throttle?

[_I_]

the stock cooler for the cpu is fine as long as the case has good airflow

tower coolers can reduce performance if the mobo does not have good vrm cooling
forcing vrm throttling before the cpu has a chance to get warm

if its a good board, better cpu cooler will allow for it to boost higher for longer

[GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™]

Doesn't it come with a cooler? If so just use that. Why waste money on a new one? You don't need a specialized cooler for that.

The only reason I would replace the cooler is if I didn't like the noise level.

[LaGgIs]

It will be fine, your CPU wont work 100% so that should not go over the temp limit, even if it works 100% i don't belive it will go over the limit, if it do you might have apply the thermal past wrong or havent got the pressor good enough.

[Daggoth]

Originally posted by Shadow:

Cause ive heard that the cpu can reach 90 degress celsius

Keep in mind modern AMD chips are designed to run at 90 degrees. As in, they will boost until they hit the top. They no longer waste speed by sitting at cool temps under load, they squeeze as much as they can.
So don't panic when it shows high temps.

[R3mba]

I have question, I have same CPU and in unigene benchmark it reaches 80c. Is that normal?

[r.linder]

Originally posted by R3mba:

I have question, I have same CPU and in unigene benchmark it reaches 80c. Is that normal?

Make a new post about it, don't necropost an old thread. Though with that topic specifically you could have googled it and had the answer within a minute.

80 degrees is fine, Ryzen CPUs are designed to operate at up to 95 degrees Celsius, after which they start to throttle.

[Mike]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.