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Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15
Hi! I got a small problem. My first pc I ever build is great and all, but the temps are bad... I got a ryzen 5 3600 and a noctua nh-d15 on it, yes I do know it's overkill but hey - it should cool it down right? But it doesn't. On prime95 I get 80-83c* and I've tried a thousand things to solve it but I can't. Until last night I found out that when I use prime95 the cpu is on 165W!!! Isn't that like ALOT?! Please help me, it would be goooolden if anyone could help me solve this mess :-(! Thank you in advance 🙂 Solution Noctua used to post TDP ratings on their coolers, but over time decided (rightly) that TDP ratings, especially on Intel cpu's, were seriously bunk, so they quit doing that and went to a graphical representation instead. The TDP rating of the NH-D15/S is 250w+ and has not changed since its inception. Ryzens are not Intels. They'll pretty much stick like glue to their wattage rating, even under extreme loads, because they'll throttle back on boost in order to do so. The 3600 is a 65w cpu and that's what you can expect from it, AVX or not. PBO can change that. It's a documented fact that some motherboard manufacturers will artificially boost PBO beyond AMD stocks settings, applying a level 1 or level 2 limit instead which... - 1
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Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 Btw specs are: RYZEN 5 3600 NOCTUA NH-D15 RTX 2060 SUPER 16GB RAM 3000MHZ PHANTEKS ECLIPSE P400A - ONE CASE FAN IN THE FRONT AND ONE IN THE BACK 120MM CORSAIR 650W SILVER 88% ASUS ROG STRIX B450-F Upvote 0 Downvote 
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That D15 should cool that easy what version of prime 95 are you running? I would download OCCT and just click the green on button and see what your temps are that is a more realistic load and easier to do than figure out what prime 95 to run. Upvote 0 Downvote S samiski
Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 I am running the small test, maximum power/heat etc... But what the problem seems to be is that it is drawing 165w which is the max of the noctua, and is what i think maybe why it cant cool it down correctly? now the question is why is the cpu drawing 165w, when its a 65w according to ryzen, shouldnt a benchmark make it go to 70-80 or even 90w and not 165w?! Upvote 0 Downvote S samiski
Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @Zerk2012 Upvote 0 Downvote Zerk2012
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Ambassador Oct 6, 2014 22,422 2,457 104,240 samiski said: I am running the small test, maximum power/heat etc... But what the problem seems to be is that it is drawing 165w which is the max of the noctua, and is what i think maybe why it cant cool it down correctly? now the question is why is the cpu drawing 165w, when its a 65w according to ryzen, shouldnt a benchmark make it go to 70-80 or even 90w and not 165w?! Click to expand...That is not saying the version and what is turned on. Run OCCT . Their only a couple C difference in the D15 and most AIO water coolers till you get into the 360mm ones. Upvote 0 Downvote S
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Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @Zerk2012 Ok, ill try that tonight and reply what happened - thank you 🙂!! Upvote 0 Downvote D Deleted member 2720853
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"but what the problem seems to be is that it is drawing 165w which is the max of the noctua" Pretty sure the NH-D15 is rated at 220W. Upvote 0 Downvote Ssamiski
Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @justquant You're absolutely right - my bad... But what my problem is that I get high temps, such as 80-83 in prime95, and around 70-80 in battlefield V in high settings, which is not a good temperature for the noctua... And why I think that is, is that it draws 165w? Do you now any soloution for this and I would be forever grateful 🙂! Upvote 0 Downvote D Deleted member 2720853
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samiski said: @justquant You're absolutely right - my bad... But what my problem is that I get high temps, such as 80-83 in prime95, and around 70-80 in battlefield V in high settings, which is not a good temperature for the noctua... And why I think that is, is that it draws 165w? Do you now any soloution for this and I would be forever gratefulHave you mounted the cooler properly? What's your chassis? What is your case fan setup? Pictures would help. What are you using to measure power draw, Ryzen Master? Upvote 0 Downvote S! Click to expand...
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Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @justquant Yes, it also has been removed and re installed to check that I didn't do anything wrong. I am using a Phanteks P400-A - one 120mm phanteks fan in the front and one in the back. Upvote 0 Downvote S samiski
Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @justquant https://www.bildtagg.se/file/bcw4bjqozb8f8sofholpdej3 the front https://www.bildtagg.se/file/lwayi8k6u1c7nnb4w0wzgl the side Upvote 0 Downvote C Crosslhs82x2
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Try rerunning the P-95 with the AVX's checked or ticked to disable AVX's. The Avx's produce more heat then needed for testing. Upvote 0 Downvote D Deleted member 2720853
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samiski said: @justquant Yes, it also has been removed and re installed to check that I didn't do anything wrong. I am using a Phanteks P400-A - one 120mm phanteks fan in the front and one in the back. Click to expand...Good case there, looks like it has a mesh front which is always good for airflow... Is the front fan lined up with the CPU cooler or is it in the middle? As the user above suggested run Prime95 with AVX off, or use OCCT for a more realistic result. And once again, what are you using to measure power draw? Upvote 0 Downvote S
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Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @Crosslhs82x2 @justquant I can do that but the problem is that even in gaming the temperatures are high. Like in Battlefield V with high (not ultra) grapich settings I get between 70-80 degrees, which indicates that something is wrong... Not even the worst aftermarket cooler gets those temps :-( I use argus monitor but some has recommended ryzen master for more trustable numbers, which i'll try tonight after work! 🙂 The CPU fan is lined to move air towards the GPU, not towards the Noctua 🙂 Upvote 0 Downvote D Deleted member 2720853
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samiski said: @Crosslhs82x2 @justquant I can do that but the problem is that even in gaming the temperatures are high. Like in Battlefield V with high (not ultra) grapich settings I get between 70-80 degrees, which indicates that something is wrong... Not even the worst aftermarket cooler gets those temps :-( I use argus monitor but some has recommended ryzen master for more trustable numbers, which i'll try tonight after work!Definitely do that, Ryzen Master will give you more accurate results.
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Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @justquant I'll try that tonight, but let say that I still get insanely high power on my CPU, what do I do? I am not that experienced with PC's 🙂? Upvote 0 Downvote D Deleted member 2720853
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samiski said: @justquant I'll try that tonight, but let say that I still get insanely high power on my CPU, what do I do? I am not that experienced with PC'sPost your Ryzen Master power draw values while gaming when you are able to, and we'll take it from there 165W for a Ryzen 5 3600 is not normal under any circumstance. Upvote 0 Downvote C
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Aug 12, 2017 2,122 379 27,840 But that can very well be false reporting. Ryzen master and Hwinfo64 are on my 3600x the most accurate with Occt and Aida64 not ruled out by any means. samiski
Jun 21, 2020 18 2 15 @justquant @Crosslhs82x2 Understood. Will try both ur suggestions and I'll be back with some more info later tonight. Thank you so much for your time guys! 😀 gamenadez
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Go to bios and manually change the voltage of cpu to 1.1 volt Upvote 0 Downvote 
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justquant said: Pretty sure the NH-D15 is rated at 220W. Click to expand...Could you point me in the direction of this? Noctua is one of the few manufacturers that doesn't post TDP ratings, instead using some little chart with 4 different ratings: -Ok at stock operation -Low overclocking headroom -Moderate overclocking headroom -Highest overclocking headroom @samiski Folks are getting too hung up on thermals with these cpus, forgetting that on heavy loads, these cpus will try to boost all active threads UP TO the advertised max boost clock based on thermal headroom. In the case of the Ryzen 3600, that's 4.2ghz. You should also be looking at the frequencies on all threads. Also, why'd you change the chassis' stock configuration? Upvote 0 Downvote
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If a ryzen cpu were drawing 165w I'd be fairly certain that both the board and cpu would be going up in smoke. Thats definitely false reporting there, what temp does bios report?? Upvote 0 Downvote A AngelJin
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Jun 19, 2020 190 50 4,790 There is a post that might help u mate https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/cpu-reaching-100c-when-starting-up-games.3610830/ Upvote 0 Downvote G gamenadez
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Feb 17, 2018 378 51 1,790 Maybe he did not remove the plastic on cpu cooler? -.- - 1
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