Re-apply your thermal compound.

I assume your cooler is an aio, which means it’s not serviceable, no need to try to add fluid.

Is it bad if i do not re-apply it yet , I mean is it harming the CPU now somehow ?
Yes i think is an AIO since i hear a fan when the Temperature increses as in the video !

Probably just thermal paste that needs to be applied. Good to do it 1-2 times a year, tons of videos on Youtube.

Check to see if your CPU is boosting mhz properly/stable and go into Bios and lock cores to a stable mhz, but that temperature is more than adequate.

If it’s not overheating you’re fine. I’d suggest replacing thermal compound at least every two years minimum.

It's just a paste coolant to help maintain it's heat consistency, it won't kill it but overtime you will have the issues that you are having like heat spikes, etc.

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I surfed abit the net and found a topic with similar issues and a post which eplains abit



Maybe this could be also ?

This post was edited by WhenLadderReset on Sep 19 2022 01:57pm

Yes, as I had mentioned it could be boosting/not maintaining stable hz, you can go into your bios and set it to a median level that works for you. Base stable hz for your Ryzen 7 1700x is 3.4ghz and can max boost to 3.8ghz.

I would just set all cores to 3.4ghz and carry on, it will still boost up to 3.8ghz when it's required.

It’s still good practice to reapply thermal compound for optimal performance.

I might missunderstood cause i am not much familiar with hardware stuff ,

EDIT: so setting the correct MHZ can fix that temperature jumps ?





Yes sure thing , gonna do it these days !


Thank you guys!

This post was edited by WhenLadderReset on Sep 19 2022 02:12pm