Cool as ice

>Finish my 2700x build
>Using shitty stock cooler and stock cooling pad
>Check temps
>stable 19.5 - 20.5 degrees celsius idle
>54 degrees celsius under max load

Holy shit, how the fuck can Intelets compete?

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They can't, why do you think they had to overclock a 28 core housefire to 5 GHz using exotic cooling in an attempt to draw attention away from AMD?

You're either a shitty troll/shill or don't realise that those temperatures are very obviously wrong.

Or maybe you live in Norilsk and have your computer outside.

>AMD can't even make working temperature sensors

Its from AMD's own ryzen application, presumably cant get more accurate than that.
Admittedly the room i keep it in is typically only 12-15 degrees celsius or so but even so the results are amazing.

Assuming his ambient temperature is around 20C which isn't unreasonable considering AC exists, those temps are fairly average for the stock 2700x heatsink.

>presumably can't get more biased than that

>keep it in refrigerator
>fans on max
>54c
And here my 4970 runs 62C full load at 24.4C ambient with my 212 EVO fans at idle.

Did they fix that 20C bug?

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