"Your comment can not be submitted"

[ux12]

I'm trying to reply in a thread and I get the error:

It's just a normal reply to a comment. I've posted in the same thread before without problems...
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[Unico]

Your board probably has SenseMI skew enabled, which is why you sometimes see temps below ambient. As noted earlier in this thread, the offset is not actually a constant +20C, it's variable, which makes reading temps even more confusing and inaccurate. My fan curve is also totally messed up - Low: 40C, Medium: 45C, High: 50C. There's about a 10C temperature range if you want your system to be quiet at idle and ramp up the fans at full load.

I have the same Phanteks cooler, and it's fine. I get about 64C Tdie running Prime95 Small FFT and the CPU boosts to 3.7 GHz. It throttles to 3.5 GHz running OCCT Linpack, which is normal and probably due to power/current limitations rather than temps, as Tdie was only 54C. If your CPU boosts to 3.7 GHz running Prime95 Small FFT, your temps are fine, whatever the readings show.

It Sounds like there’s still quite a bit of mystery temperature/power management magic that hasn’t been explored much by anybody outside of AMD. I wonder if we’ll ever get a proper way to set up fan control without relying on a messed up compressed fan curve.
It’s been driving me insane for the past couple of days and it’s nice to have some reassurance that I’m not the only one, and that it’s perfectly normal (though definitely not user friendly). It does throttle to 3.5 ghz with small FFT prime95 too though so maybe I need to take another look at everything.

 

[Unico]

ux12, I rebuilt your post and it worked fine for me. I'd suggest that you just keep posting and see what happens.