Wondering if Asus has set the correct idling power down for chipset. It just worries me just surfing on desktop, temps are about 60c, almost like warm cup of tea

60-80C is fairly normal for PCIe 4.0 and 5.0 chipsets, and I believe well within safe limits for the silicon.  100C seems like it may be a bit high.

Your GPU may be restricting airflow over the chipset heatsink, depending on the design of the GPU cooler.  Vertical mounting the GPU on a riser, leaving clear airflow space over the chipset can reduce chipset temperature by around 10C on some boards.  Also, if your GPU cooler exhausts some of its air down onto the board, disabling 0db / fan stop, and raising the minimum fan speed on the GPU can help; the warm air coming off the GPU will still be cooler than the chipset heatsink, so will help cool it down.

On my X570S, with vertical GPU mount and a big gap between GPU & motherboard, the chipset actually cools down when the system load increases, due to the increased case airflow as the CPU and GPU heat up.  Make sure your general case airflow is reasonable and has a reasonable minimum level to prevent the case turning into an oven.

I actualy have a smal case, its the meshroom s. so the gpu is on the back side. found out that if I control the gpu fans and the gpu fans with an average mix on the cpu and chipset the temps are better.

Hi guys,

If you are referring to the PCH temperature, it's normal for it to hit 70c.

When gaming, my pch temp goes up to 70c, room temp is 24c.

This is with the ROG Strix Z690-F Gaming Wifi.

Whell i am ideling at 70.