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X670E Hero Chipset Temperatures

RyanOCallaghan0
Level 7

Hi all, 

I would like to get some further insights into expected X670E or X870E chipset temperatures. The chipset temperature readings I am getting on my system are a bit on the high side, as illustrated in the image below:

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Both chipsets will generally be around 80 degrees when the system is idle, with the ability to rise higher in some situations. The minimum 40 degrees C readings originate from when the system has just woken up from sleep. They will soon climb back up. 

Critically, I have got NVMe drives connected to both of the chipset-fed NVMe slots. (4TB Corsair MP600 Pro, 4TB Samsung 990 Pro). I am using a Gen 5 drive in the first, CPU-powered slot.

I would like to know if this is normal, as I have not found any chipset-specific operating temperature specs, and what kinds of temperatures other users with both their chipset NVMe slots filled are seeing.

 

Thanks!

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KedarWolf
Level 11

That's not normal. This is my X870E Taichi with Diablo 4 running and multiple Chrome tabs.

Some people replace the thermal pads on the chipset to fix just that.

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Thanks for the reply. Have you got all your NVMe slots filled as well?

I have an RTX 4090, SATA HD drive and three M.2s AND a 10GB Lan card in second PCI-E slot.