To be fair I never compared the Single core Values. I'm by far no expert on this matter but my guess would be that there is an issue with the power draw when all settings run on auto. After only locking the the Frequency to 41.5 ( which equals 4.141 GHZ) all time no adjustments it will cap the Power draw at arround 68W ( still auto settings on Voltage to ensure enough current) and my last Cinebench finished with a Coretemp of 70C which is considerable lower than what all auto settings will do for me and that is scoreing up to 9599 which is up to 4% more with way lower temperatures. So I decided to get a closer look and tested it for couple runs with Cinebench ( and still going).

On auto settings i get a 9227 Reading from CinebenchR23 but the chip hits mid 80C (83-85☌) which feels way to hot considering I'm not running the stock cooler.Īt first i did not see any change until I noticed that if I run my chip on auto values for Voltage and Frequencies it will draw 90W for which seems excessive(I'm using Core Temp to monitor current and temperature). After a little of research i found the suggestion that you should actually tinker with the Voltage given to the chip, which is what I began to do, in a save manner that is. Under load the CPU temp has been shooting through the roof. and have been running into the same trouble as so many. I am currently using the Ryin a new rig on a Gigabyte B450m Ds3h v2, with a Gammix DeepCool c40. For further notice on the subject of high core temperetures.

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