is it too hot or fine?

[bladeshredder]

is x570 chipsets safe at 60c with load on?

[r.linder]

As I remember telling you before, yes, the max temperature for the X570 chipset is 90 degrees.
If your motherboard chipset has a fan on it, it'll only be problem when that fan dies as cooling will be handicapped pretty severely.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Escorve:

As I remember telling you before, yes, the max temperature for the X570 chipset is 90 degrees.

ok thanks

[Autumn_]

The x570 chipset uses a couple watts more than the x470 chipset.
Don't worry about anything.

The one exception is RAID PCI-e 4.0 NVMes, they make the chipset HOT (since for some reason it uses like double the power.)

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Autumn_:

The x570 chipset uses a couple watts more than the x470 chipset.
Don't worry about anything.

The one exception is RAID PCI-e 4.0 NVMes, they make the chipset HOT (since for some reason it uses like double the power.)

i dont plan on using RAID anyway

[Chimp Factory [M04]]

Most hardware will automatically shut itself off on certain thresholds.
Colder is better if you can, but running hot with stress is normal;
Below 80 on high load [95%+] for extended periods is fine as I understand it.

Just be sure your thermal management is fine; For example if at 95% load for extended periods remains at 70-80 degrees then you stop the process and go idle/10%- the temperature should drop back to 40-50 within seconds.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Chimp Factory M04:

Most hardware will automatically shut itself off on certain thresholds.
Colder is better if you can, but running hot with stress is normal;
Below 80 on high load [95%+] for extended periods is fine as I understand it.

Just be sure your thermal management is fine; For example if at 95% load for extended periods remains at 70-80 degrees then you stop the process and go idle/10%- the temperature should drop back to 40-50 within seconds.

as far as ive seen the max temp its got too so far with load is 62-63 and stays there i have not seem it go beyond that and thats without the chipset fan running

[_I_]

if the chipset is reaching 80+c you have bigger problems

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by _I_:

if the chipset is reaching 80+c you have bigger problems

its not the max its hitting it 62-63 and stays there without the fan running

[bladeshredder]

as of right now doing a few bits its hitting 55c so im guessing thats ok?

[_I_]

90c is around the max, but if they go over 80c something else is seriously wrong

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by _I_:

90c is around the max, but if they go over 80c something else is seriously wrong

so im ok then right?

[Chimp Factory [M04]]

Your setup sounds fine; as long as the fan can run when it needs to and it removes heat effectively.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Chimp Factory M04:

Your setup sounds fine; as long as the fan can run when it needs to and it removes heat effectively.

ok thanks