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Does my AIO doing it's job? 13600k (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Hey.

Just upgraded my cooler from noctua redux to deepcool ls720 SE AIO for my 13600k and installed thermal right contact frame. But the temperature in cinebench still somehow hitting 100°C.

I haven't touched anything in bios except xmp.

Room temperature 32°C

Idle temps went from 45°C to 38°C

Gaming temps (mainly cs2) went from around 70-85°C to 55-70°C

Back with the air cooler I was getting lower and lower Score each run of cinebench but now the lower I get even after several runs never below 23k mark and the first run score got boosted by around 1000 point even though the CPU is hitting 100°C.

Here is a screenshot with the current temps am getting in the middle of running cinebench.

System specs:

Rtx 2070 super 13600k 2x8 ddr4 3600mhz Asus tuf b760m gaming plus d4

Running the AIO front mount with fans as intake and 3 top fans as exhaust and 1 back fan as exhaust.

So are those behavior normal during gaming and cinebench?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (4 children)

217W package power means that your cpu is overvolted by motherboard
Normal power usage for stock 5.1ghz 13600k in CB23 is 150-160w

looking like this is MSi board

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (3 children)

It's an Asus tuf b760m. So what do you suggest force power limits to default tdp or undervolt or both ?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

you should show what core voltage under load in Hwinfo64 or aida64
and 10sec of AIDA FPU to show power usage

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Cant undervolt (much) in b series boards since it leads to performance degradation due to IA CEP. You need a z series board for that. Best you can do is lower pl1,pl2 to ~181w. Could try a bit less and see where performance starts to drop.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

So NR200P Max here with 13600k & b760-i bios 1205

The microcode settings is under F7 Advanced Mode -> TAB: AI Tweaker -> select Tweakers Paradies -> Switch Microcode

There you can select 0x104 Microcode

What i also changed is under AI Tweaker the following two selections:

Global Core SVID Voltage from Auto to Offset Mode

• ⁠Offset Mode Sign: -

• ⁠Offset Voltage: 0.15000

Cache SVID Voltage from Auto to Offset Mode

• ⁠Offset Mode Sign: -

• ⁠Offset Voltage: 0.15000

Cinebench 24100 pts ~ 152 Watt ~ 82 (few cores hit the max Temp of 89/90)

Hope i could help you guys out