What about chipset temperatures? Almost nobody gives that information in the videos but it is very useful. I have a x570 steel legends and in idle it gives me 50 but in load it is too hot up to 70, I have had to set my video card to 80% so it helps to lower the chipset temperature to 55~60° under load, but this is not a solution, I would like you to share the temperatures you get from the chipset of that board. Thanks, and good video keep it up!
@@4RAYSTECH It is different the cpu temperature and the chipset temperature, so I wanted you to tell me what temperatures has the chipset of the board you are using in the video, idle and load. My processor temperature is 32~35 in idle, in load it does not go over 50° the problem is not that, the problem is the temperature of the chipset that is in idle at 50 but when it goes over 54 or more, it starts to burn a lot, it even causes me a kind of burn similar to a sunstroke. I investigated and they say that most of the chipset of the x570 motherboard have this problem of temperatures but it is so little information, so I ask you, that temperatures gives your chipset if you can using hwinfo64 you can tell me. Thank you.
@@4RAYSTECH In addition to this, I have tried more than a year by all means to fix that, luckily I succeeded a month ago but it was putting my 2060rog strix video card with 3 fans to run at idle at 60% and at load at 70% to ventilate the x570 chipset with them that helps to lower the discomfort of heat stroke caused, but it is not a solution, maybe go for a plate with better temperatures and no longer 570x if not a 450 or b550. I will wait for you to tell me what temperatures you have in the chipset to decide thank you, I would help me a lot your information.
Averaging between 55 & 60. but no issues as you mentioned though, fans are kicking in proper, and chipset is minimum at 41 an max at 61, considering its a hot room with AC where I tested the Chipset temperature. so having a cold weather would definitely bring it down 5degrees. Even techpowerup articles show x570 at a VRM of 35 to 39 for rams from 2400mhz to 3866 and 54 to 56 in both rams as a chipset temperature. www.techpowerup.com/review/asus-prime-x570-pro/15.html
@@4RAYSTECH When the video card covers the chipset ventilation in my case, with a x570 steel legends and rog strix 2060 3x fans, if the video card fans are not active, in my case at 60% the chipset is pulling in idle 60% and load 70%, but when the gpu fans are active it gives me idle 50% in load 55% (those are at least good temperatures but it is not a solution, for the bad design of some x570), all this regardless of the chipset fan is active or not, because it does not cool very well to say, in any case I have seen on reddit several posts of people complaining about the high temperatures of the x570 (not all) and its bad design in some cases, but if you tell me that you have those temperatures I'm glad, because I know that at least other boards are better made. I plan to discard mine in a few more weeks, to buy a better one, and while I was suffering more than a year for a problem that gave me, something like a dry heat (heat stroke to be next to the cpu) and I could correct it, my solution was this, maybe not 100% but something to 80% no longer bothers me for those who want to read it will help if you go through the same thing. especially if you have your pc in a room with little space. Solution: -Upgrade the amd chipset driver to the latest version. -Use balanced power plan, this same adjusted in Advanced Settings-Processor Power Management-Processor maximum state will be at "100%" but I recommend "99%" you will see how much lower the temperature. -If your chipset does not ventilate because the gpu obstructs it, increase the fans in idle and a little more when you play, you will see the difference. -Last but also very important, although a good airflow makes the cpu to be with good temperatures, in my case that does not help me to have a small room, since all the dry heat of the cpu is directed towards me, so yesterday I discovered that putting my fans in silent mode does not move both the air outside the case giving me a respite from the heat stroke, on the other hand my cpu idle 35 °- gpu idle 31 ° chipset temp 50 °. vr loop1: 35 °, in load are in 40°-38°-55°-38° respectively. With this I have no problems, as before and I feel better, after a year of suffering.
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What about chipset temperatures? Almost nobody gives that information in the videos but it is very useful. I have a x570 steel legends and in idle it gives me 50 but in load it is too hot up to 70, I have had to set my video card to 80% so it helps to lower the chipset temperature to 55~60° under load, but this is not a solution, I would like you to share the temperatures you get from the chipset of that board. Thanks, and good video keep it up!
Are you getting 50 cpu on idle?
@@4RAYSTECH It is different the cpu temperature and the chipset temperature, so I wanted you to tell me what temperatures has the chipset of the board you are using in the video, idle and load. My processor temperature is 32~35 in idle, in load it does not go over 50° the problem is not that, the problem is the temperature of the chipset that is in idle at 50 but when it goes over 54 or more, it starts to burn a lot, it even causes me a kind of burn similar to a sunstroke. I investigated and they say that most of the chipset of the x570 motherboard have this problem of temperatures but it is so little information, so I ask you, that temperatures gives your chipset if you can using hwinfo64 you can tell me. Thank you.
@@4RAYSTECH In addition to this, I have tried more than a year by all means to fix that, luckily I succeeded a month ago but it was putting my 2060rog strix video card with 3 fans to run at idle at 60% and at load at 70% to ventilate the x570 chipset with them that helps to lower the discomfort of heat stroke caused, but it is not a solution, maybe go for a plate with better temperatures and no longer 570x if not a 450 or b550. I will wait for you to tell me what temperatures you have in the chipset to decide thank you, I would help me a lot your information.
Averaging between 55 & 60. but no issues as you mentioned though, fans are kicking in proper, and chipset is minimum at 41 an max at 61, considering its a hot room with AC where I tested the Chipset temperature. so having a cold weather would definitely bring it down 5degrees.
Even techpowerup articles show x570 at a VRM of 35 to 39 for rams from 2400mhz to 3866 and 54 to 56 in both rams as a chipset temperature.
www.techpowerup.com/review/asus-prime-x570-pro/15.html
@@4RAYSTECH When the video card covers the chipset ventilation in my case, with a x570 steel legends and rog strix 2060 3x fans, if the video card fans are not active, in my case at 60% the chipset is pulling in idle 60% and load 70%, but when the gpu fans are active it gives me idle 50% in load 55% (those are at least good temperatures but it is not a solution, for the bad design of some x570), all this regardless of the chipset fan is active or not, because it does not cool very well to say, in any case I have seen on reddit several posts of people complaining about the high temperatures of the x570 (not all) and its bad design in some cases, but if you tell me that you have those temperatures I'm glad, because I know that at least other boards are better made. I plan to discard mine in a few more weeks, to buy a better one, and while I was suffering more than a year for a problem that gave me, something like a dry heat (heat stroke to be next to the cpu) and I could correct it, my solution was this, maybe not 100% but something to 80% no longer bothers me for those who want to read it will help if you go through the same thing. especially if you have your pc in a room with little space.
Solution:
-Upgrade the amd chipset driver to the latest version.
-Use balanced power plan, this same adjusted in Advanced Settings-Processor Power Management-Processor maximum state will be at "100%" but I recommend "99%" you will see how much lower the temperature.
-If your chipset does not ventilate because the gpu obstructs it, increase the fans in idle and a little more when you play, you will see the difference.
-Last but also very important, although a good airflow makes the cpu to be with good temperatures, in my case that does not help me to have a small room, since all the dry heat of the cpu is directed towards me, so yesterday I discovered that putting my fans in silent mode does not move both the air outside the case giving me a respite from the heat stroke, on the other hand my cpu idle 35 °- gpu idle 31 ° chipset temp 50 °. vr loop1: 35 °, in load are in 40°-38°-55°-38° respectively.
With this I have no problems, as before and I feel better, after a year of suffering.
No need to upgrade the bios of the motherboard?
Bro whats the price
All the prices for every single part used and links are shared in the description, better to visit the links and find updated prices as the market is so unstable😐 between 1350 to 1450 USD is sort of the rough price bracket