My Ryzen 3700X gets warmer than I’d like it to do, despite living under a beefy custom waterloop. It has to do with the heat transfer from the dies to the heat spreader and the thermal density of the little chiplets. I assume it’s just the same with the more recent generations, you just cannot cool them like you used to with the old school monolithic designs.
My Ryzen 3700X gets warmer than I’d like it to do, despite living under a beefy custom waterloop. It has to do with the heat transfer from the dies to the heat spreader and the thermal density of the little chiplets. I assume it’s just the same with the more recent generations, you just cannot cool them like you used to with the old school monolithic designs.