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7.5 CPU Temps
Making this post, as a few of us over on Reddit are all experiencing the same thing.
Ever since patch 7.5 we are finding that our CPU temps seem to be spiking a lot higher around all main cities. Other areas are also affected like Gangos, alliance raids, and even hunt trains. I've personally gone from about 50c-58c to after 7.5 now hitting 70-80c, which is causing my fans to constantly kick into full spin. This is specific to patch 7.5, as this never used to happen, and isn't an issue specific to me, as lots of others on Reddit have been having the same exact thing. It isn't game-breaking or anything, but it is frustrating to hear my fans turn into jet engines any time I do an alliance raid, or just want to relax in Gridania.
Most people, including me, all seem to have the same CPU with this issue - AMD 7800x3d
Anyone got any ideas as to what might be happening here to those of us with this issue suddenly?
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I created the thread on reddit, todays patch didnt change anything. Neither did any of the options listed above as this is entirely a CPU issue within the game.
On the reddit thread and within my free company, everyone with this problem also had an AMD 7800X3D and is experiencing increased temperatures of roughly 10 degrees or more during very specific events and can be repeated over and over again without fail and produce the same results every single time.
1. Go to any busy area (Towns, Hunt Trains, Frontlines).
2. CPU will immediately raise in temperature along with fan RPM.
3. Point the camera AWAY from the crowd so your screen is empty with none or very few player characters visible.
4. Temperature and fans RPM will immediately decrease.
5. Move the camera back into view of other players and temperatures and fan RPM will again increase.
I can repeat this behavior 100% of the time and has only occurred since the 7.5 patch, previously temperatures and fan behavior have been as expected and was very consistent across the game regardless of what was happening.
The Reddit thread can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comme...emps_since_75/
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I have to agree with Tribus; this isn't an isolated issue on just my end, as many other players are all experiencing the same thing as me. The only thing we have in common is this specific CPU, and we all started getting the issue at the same time, as soon as the game came up after the maintenance for 7.5; prior to this, the game was fine and the temps were fine.
I have checked the things recommend above regardless, but to no avail, the issue still persists. :(
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It's definitely not an isolated issue, I am also a user with AMD 7800x3D and it started happening to me as well, exactly after patch 7.5 and I have tried everything already, it is only happening on FFXIV, I remember I was playing an hour or two before the maintenance and everything was fine, I logged out in Idyllshire, the next day after the patch released, the temps were going up like crazy with me being in Idyllshire with no one around me, I noticed almost immediately, it is an issue that has started after Patch 7.5, like Tribunus linked already, the reddit post already shows that it is not really an isolated but honestly every user having that CPU and it is only happening in FFXIV.
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Yeah, agreeing with the people above there's been something in this patch which is causing 7800x3d to run noticeably warmer. Not entirely sure how fiddling with ports on my router is going to improve my CPU temperature (which was fine before 7.5) so a more constructive approach/fix would be ideal.
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Same as above. 7800x3d also, ran perfectly before 7.5, after the update I get high CPU temps and ramped up fans in places where it never did before, like quiet areas or alliance raids.
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Due to the recent graphics upgrade in Dawntrail, the game now requires significantly more of your PC's resources, especially in major cities. This is because the game must account for all players, their gear, as well as the numerous background effects and NPCs typically present in these areas.
Even if your device meets the current system requirements to run FFXIV Online, the game may still cause your PC's temperature to rise. We recommend taking steps to minimize heat buildup. For example, ensure that your PC fans are functioning properly, provide adequate ventilation around your system, and consider using liquid cooling or other methods to help reduce temperatures.
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