The real problem in most systems is removing waste heat from the GPU, not the CPU.
You have to fiddle with it some to arrive at what works for you. So to take advantage of the very wide thermal operating range in Ryzen CPU's that's why I say just set a fan speed that's barely loud enough to hear up to a fairly high temp. Some fans are super quiet (like Noctua) and even 100% isn't 'loud', exactly, and so makes that strategy easier.ĪIO's use water as the heat sink.water has ENORMOUS capacity to absorb heat so you don't have to dial up radiator fans to shed the heat until the liquid's close to thermal saturation.Īnd finally, a steady fan speed is preferable to the pulsing that happens if you set the profile to follow the temp too closely.
Some people are comfortable with just dialing all fans to max since they sit in a noise shadow and use headphones all the time. Click to expand.It depends entirely on your tolerance for noise.how loud your fans are.and what type cooling.
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