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Can a Cryorig H7 boost an i5-6600K to 4.5 GHz?

Can a Cryorig H7 boost an i5-6600K to 4.5 GHz?

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beasthockey13
Junior Member
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02-21-2016, 09:05 PM
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Hello, I'm planning to upgrade my rig with a Z170 platform and an unlocked i5. I'm considering getting a Cryorig H7 cooler because it looks good and is known for good cooling performance. I'm curious if an H7 can handle an i5-6600K running at 4.5 GHz. (my goal) Appreciate your time on this thread.
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beasthockey13
02-21-2016, 09:05 PM #1

Hello, I'm planning to upgrade my rig with a Z170 platform and an unlocked i5. I'm considering getting a Cryorig H7 cooler because it looks good and is known for good cooling performance. I'm curious if an H7 can handle an i5-6600K running at 4.5 GHz. (my goal) Appreciate your time on this thread.

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mcbudder2004
Senior Member
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02-22-2016, 01:22 AM
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Good news, I can handle it. A 120mm fan is more than enough for this task.
The maximum overclock potential depends mainly on the chip's condition.
As of May 2016, around 64% could achieve an overclock with a stable 1.40v core voltage.
For the I5-6600K, the numbers are: 2% at 5.0, 11% at 4.9, 36% at 4.8, and 64% at 4.7.
The 14nm skylake will stay cool, but you'll hit thermal limits before reaching a safe 1.4v.
I’m comfortable with a 4.8 OC using a Noctua NH-U12s with a 120mm fan.
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mcbudder2004
02-22-2016, 01:22 AM #2

Good news, I can handle it. A 120mm fan is more than enough for this task.
The maximum overclock potential depends mainly on the chip's condition.
As of May 2016, around 64% could achieve an overclock with a stable 1.40v core voltage.
For the I5-6600K, the numbers are: 2% at 5.0, 11% at 4.9, 36% at 4.8, and 64% at 4.7.
The 14nm skylake will stay cool, but you'll hit thermal limits before reaching a safe 1.4v.
I’m comfortable with a 4.8 OC using a Noctua NH-U12s with a 120mm fan.

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Narwhalsz
Junior Member
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02-23-2016, 08:43 AM
#3
Good news, I can handle it. A 120mm fan is more than enough for this task.
The maximum overclock potential depends mainly on the chip's condition.
As of May 2016, around 64% could achieve an overclock with a stable 1.40v core voltage.
For the I5-6600K, the numbers are: 2% at 5.0, 11% at 4.9, 36% at 4.8, and 64% at 4.7.
The 14nm skylake will stay cool, but you'll hit thermal limits before reaching a safe 1.4v.
I’m comfortable with a 4.8 OC using a Noctua NH-U12s with a 120mm fan.
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Narwhalsz
02-23-2016, 08:43 AM #3

Good news, I can handle it. A 120mm fan is more than enough for this task.
The maximum overclock potential depends mainly on the chip's condition.
As of May 2016, around 64% could achieve an overclock with a stable 1.40v core voltage.
For the I5-6600K, the numbers are: 2% at 5.0, 11% at 4.9, 36% at 4.8, and 64% at 4.7.
The 14nm skylake will stay cool, but you'll hit thermal limits before reaching a safe 1.4v.
I’m comfortable with a 4.8 OC using a Noctua NH-U12s with a 120mm fan.

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DeatopCraft
Member
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02-23-2016, 02:03 PM
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You are good. A Cryorig H7 with a 120mm fan will suffice. The maximum overclock level depends mainly on your chip's condition. As of May 2016, around 1.40v Vcore allows a modest overclock. For the I5-6600K, percentages vary: 4.8 OC at 1.355V is possible, while 4.6 GHz at 1.35V shows stability with a basic air cooler.
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DeatopCraft
02-23-2016, 02:03 PM #4

You are good. A Cryorig H7 with a 120mm fan will suffice. The maximum overclock level depends mainly on your chip's condition. As of May 2016, around 1.40v Vcore allows a modest overclock. For the I5-6600K, percentages vary: 4.8 OC at 1.355V is possible, while 4.6 GHz at 1.35V shows stability with a basic air cooler.