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Designed for a lifetime at 95
The chip is engineered to live its life at this temperature with no detriment to longevity or reliability.
95 is the target for best performance
Heat is a result of power draw, not the measured processor temperature
Consider the following question: What creates more heat?
95 degrees is safe, targeted, and ideal for a multi-threaded workload
Ryzen 7000 Series Processors: Let's Talk About Power, Temperature, and Performance
At AMD, we’re extremely proud of what our engineers accomplished with the new Ryzen 7000 series processors and platform from all angles. Whether it’s performance, efficiency, or longevity, this is just a killer processor. But to push the boundaries, you have to break convention sometimes, and...
Designed for a lifetime at 95
The chip is engineered to live its life at this temperature with no detriment to longevity or reliability.
95 is the target for best performance
Heat is a result of power draw, not the measured processor temperature
Consider the following question: What creates more heat?
- A processor reading 90 degrees using 150W of socket power, or
- A processor reading 85 degrees using 250W of socket power
95 degrees is safe, targeted, and ideal for a multi-threaded workload
- 95 degrees Celsius is an absolutely safe temperature for Ryzen 7000 series processors to live in over the lifetime of the product
- Do not confuse measured temperature with the heat produced by the CPU, because heat is a pure function of power draw
