Do AMD chips get hot?

Hello everyone, I'm planning on building a new budget Ryzen rig. Someone recomended I get an Intel CPU instead because AMD's CPU's still have thermal problems, they still overheat and that degrades and kills off the CPU in the long run. While Intels last more years.
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Do AMD chips still overheat?

While the core temps appear slightly lower on amd's fx like the 8350, overall they're capable of pushing more heat. Along with appearing to run cooler, amd's have to be kept cooler. Their thermal threshold is much lower than intel chips and they begin throttling a lot sooner.
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Do Ryzen chips run hot?

This large difference in heat-density is the reason why newer Ryzen 3000 processors become much warmer at similar heatloads than their predecessors. Furthermore, Ryzen 3000 CPUs are using the rated temperature headroom (up to 95°C) quite aggressively in order to reach higher boost clocks.
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Who runs hotter AMD or Intel?

Short answer Intel is raising the watts to get faster speeds, AMD is slower but use less watts. Intel stoped including coolers on their overclocking processors, AMD includes one that is not really even adequate to get the max boost speed from the processor. With adequate cooling neither have heat issues.
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Why is my AMD CPU so hot?

This is caused by Precision Boost's ability to use up to 1.5 volts because the CPU is either idle or doing very little work. There are numerous ways to solve, or at least improve this: Install the latest AMD chipset driver, directly from the AMD website, based on what motherboard you have.
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Who REALLY Runs Hotter? AMD vs Intel



Does AMD overheat easily?

No, in fact they are MUCH cooler than intel. Intel run insanely hot, because they are trying to push increadibly old technology to match modern performance.
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How hot should an AMD CPU be?

But, as a generalization that might help you identify a serious problem, if you have an Intel or AMD processor, you could say that a CPU core temperature of over 45-degrees Celsius while idling and/or a temperature of over 95-degrees Celsius while under full load is probably a cause for concern.
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How hot do AMD cpus get?

AMD's absolute temp maximum is 90 C up to 1000 MHz and 95 C over that. Anyone even close to these temps is one step away from a toasted CPU. AMD's specs contained in “AMD Thermal, Mechanical, and Chassis Cooling Design Guide” (p.
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Which is cooler AMD or Intel?

Though Amd coolers are better when it comes to cooling the end heat sink matters most where both are almost same at some point. Intel processor generates less heat whereas AMD processor does more thus both companies designed their cooling fans for their own requirement.
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How hot is Ryzen 5600X?

Interestingly, Hallock also said that the highest temp for the hex-core 5600X is 95C before it starts throttling. However, in our testing, it barely crossed 70 degrees in even the most taxing loads.
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How hot does Ryzen 9 5900X get?

For instance, in our testing, the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X reached a maximum temperature of 86°C – and that's with a 360mm AIO cooler attached. Don't worry, that's just how Ryzen is designed. AMD has told us that the new processors may peak around 98°C, and that it's expected. Your processor isn't going to burst into flames.
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Does Intel overheat?

According to bloggers, Intel recently got caught using thermal paste on its CPUs and lying about it – the revelation suggests that Intel CPUs may not last longer than three to five years before succumbing to overheating.
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Is Ryzen quieter than Intel?

the answer is simple: the Intel platform is much more quiet than the other. with the other system you'll need at least 3 or more extra fans to keep below 90c. hope this helps! "<b>AMD/VIA!
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How hot is too hot for CPU?

So how hot can a CPU get? Generally, your processor shouldn't run at anything greater than 75 degrees C (167 degrees F), but there is some wriggle room. Anything under 60 degrees C (140 degrees F) is perfect.
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Why is my Ryzen 7 5800X so hot?

The 5800x has a reputation for running hot, if you are running PBO or overclocking that will make it hotter. However a 240mm AIO is similar cooling performance to a mid-upper end air cooler.
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Is 5600x a hot CPU?

The 5600x has a max temp of 95oC So those numbers would still be fine. You would expect anything above the stock cooler to perform better, so the data above is no surprise. However for most users the stock cooler will be fine.
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How do I lower my CPU temp AMD?

  1. Clean Out Your Computer. ...
  2. Reapply Thermal Paste. ...
  3. If You Have Bad Cable Management, Fix It. ...
  4. Upgrade Your CPU Cooler. ...
  5. Add More Case Fans to Your System (or Reconfigure Them) ...
  6. Upgrade Your PC Case. ...
  7. Speed Up Your Existing Fans. ...
  8. For Laptop Users, Get A Laptop Cooler.
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Why is 5900X so hot?

They are built to tolerate heat and are designed to operate around 80c. It is the job of the fan controller to ramp up cooling so that the card can deliver maximum performance at 80c. On the 5900x, the processor monitors it's own temperature and it will slow down or even shut off if it detects a dangerous temperature.
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Is Ryzen 9 5900X overkill for gaming?

Best answer: Yes, the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X is an excellent choice for gaming, if a bit pricey. Its 12 cores might be a little overkill for gaming, but its raw processing speed puts it at the top against any and all competition.
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How hot does Ryzen 7 5800x get?

Idol at around 30-40 is normal, but unless your CPU utilization is over 80% (which is pretty much impossible for normal use at home like gaming or steaming) it should stays under 75. It is design to run normal under 95 but high temp will surely shorten its life.
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How good is AMD stock cooler?

The stock cooler is a great cooler for the price and will run cooler and quieter. If you are not overclocking or doing a really mild overclock, then the stock cooler is great. The stock cooler is fine (for anything) as long as you're not overclocking.
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Is 90C normal for CPU?

Judicious. Yes those temps are a little high under load however you would rarely see that under normal conditions. High 90C temps if sustained will degrade the CPU over time. For longevity I like to keep below 80C under load and 10-15C above ambient room temp at idle.
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Is 90 degrees Celsius hot for a CPU?

90C is too hot, that CPU shouldn't exceed 80C under gaming loads. Before replacing the stock cooler you could try cleaning the cooler of dust and reapplying the thermal paste as the thermal paste on it may be dried out since the CPU is a few years old.
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Is it OK to have CPU at 100?

If the CPU usage is around 100%, this means that your computer is trying to do more work than it has the capacity for. This is usually OK, but it means that programs may slow down a little. Computers tend to use close to 100% of the CPU when they are doing computationally-intensive things like running games.
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