Ryzen 5600 PBO Enabled (120* Watt) + Deepcool AK400?

[Rise]

Hi all,

I've just upgraded to Ryzen 5600 and paired it with Snowman X4 Cpu Cooler which was supporting me with my previous build on Ryzen 1500X.

Now I know that Cpu cooler is not great but its better than stock cooler. I was wondering if I buy something like Deepcool Ak400 will it make significant difference in terms of temperature? I dont really want to spend more money on high end cpu coolers like ak620 since its a lot more expensive in my country. (also I am not sure if it fits my case)

I am currently using my 5600 with pbo + 100 enabled. Curve Optimizer -30 -30 -20 -30 -30 -20. At full load it draws 100-105 watts.

And these are temps on Cinebench benchmark:


If i want to use pbo + 200 enabled. Curve Optimizer -30 -30 -20 -30 -30 -20. At full load it draws 120-130 watts.

Cinebench Benchmark Temps:


Also Idle Temps seems quite high when PBO enabled (50 C on 46 Watts). I dont know if its because of the cooler or just a Ryzen 5000 thing.



So in conclusion how much Ak400 benefits me in terms of temperature here? Do i need to buy high end cooler if i want to use this CPU with PBO enabled or is it overkill?

PC Specs

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5600
Cpu Cooler: Snowman X4 https://www.amazon.com.tr/Snowman-CPU-Soğutucu-Fan-Rainbow/dp/B098K4D166
MOBO: Asrock B550m pro4
RAM: Corsair LPX 32 GB CL18
GPU: 3070ti Palit Gamerock
Case: Dark N10 https://www.dark.com.tr/computer-co...m-fan-fan-kontrolculu-pencereli-atx-kasa.html
Case Product Page says:

 

[Fietser]

You'd do well do dial PBO back a little bit.

 

[Calenhad]

First of all you need to specify the ambient temperature where your computer is running. Your numbers would be great in a 35C room, not so much at 18C.

Generally speaking I see nothing scary with the first numbers. But I would leave the +200 alone because that is overheating.

Your computer will benefit from a better cooler, especially if you want to push PBO further. But as long as you don't push PBO to hard, it is not a required upgrade.