GTR7. Fear of RAM temperatures

AverageUser

Hello, I am experiencing problems with the temperatures on the GTR7.
Became the owner, did the system stability test in AIDA64 and was amazed by the temperatures of RAM SPD Hub - maximum 82 degrees, and the memory banks themselves can heat from 10 degrees above the spd hub = almost critical temperature RAM memory banks around 90 degrees!
Videos on youtube showed similar results, so this is the weak point of many samples.
In standard use, the temperatures are not insignificant either (45 - 60 degrees).
I ask for your help in solving this problem and saving users devices for the long term, thank you.

risingstar

I have a GTR7 Pro and after running CPU-Z stress test for over 15 minutes, my memory temps never go over 53C. Under normal usage, they don't go over 50C.

Did you change the default fan settings in the BIOS?

AverageUser

risingstar replied at 2023-06-21 11:21
I have a GTR7 Pro and after running CPU-Z stress test for over 15 minutes, my memory temps never go  ...

Try to do an AIDA64 stability test with all checkboxes (except drive, maybe).
Haven't changed anything of settings, did an unpacking and that's it

kennaanna

It seems like you're experiencing high temperatures with your GTR7, especially with the RAM components reaching up to 90 degrees. This could potentially pose a risk to the device's longevity. I recommend reaching out to the manufacturer for assistance in resolving this issue and ensuring the long-term health of your device.

BrianofMadCity

Use a different test. Aida 64's stability tests should be called "stress" tests. Here's a quote from their website,"AIDA64 System Stability Test uses a 64-bit multi-threaded stress testing module to drive the computer to its absolute limits."