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Gtx 970 Overclock Test on Unigine Heaven 4.0 (Not Meeting Expectations)

Gtx 970 Overclock Test on Unigine Heaven 4.0 (Not Meeting Expectations)

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CeminCoala
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11-23-2016, 06:21 PM
#11
After a thorough search I reached the understanding that I possess the Cooler Master Hyper 412S... which is limited to 1300 RPM. I utilized prime and HWMonitor to push my CPU and monitor the temperatures. I found out that the temperature should not exceed 62°C on the package or 70°C on the CPU. Well, it becomes clear to me that this exceeds the limits by a significant margin. When stressing the CPU, both the package and CPU temperatures rise to 80°C, so I ceased the prime. During gameplay in Battlefield 1, the readings reached 70-75°C. Therefore, I believe it would be wise to create a new thread discussing ways to enhance my PC's cooling. For reference, I have a compact case that perfectly accommodates the GPU and the rest of the components, using just one external fan for the CPU cooler—this doesn’t provide optimal airflow, as you can see. Would you suggest a larger case? More fans? I could share some photos in the new thread about my setup?
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CeminCoala
11-23-2016, 06:21 PM #11

After a thorough search I reached the understanding that I possess the Cooler Master Hyper 412S... which is limited to 1300 RPM. I utilized prime and HWMonitor to push my CPU and monitor the temperatures. I found out that the temperature should not exceed 62°C on the package or 70°C on the CPU. Well, it becomes clear to me that this exceeds the limits by a significant margin. When stressing the CPU, both the package and CPU temperatures rise to 80°C, so I ceased the prime. During gameplay in Battlefield 1, the readings reached 70-75°C. Therefore, I believe it would be wise to create a new thread discussing ways to enhance my PC's cooling. For reference, I have a compact case that perfectly accommodates the GPU and the rest of the components, using just one external fan for the CPU cooler—this doesn’t provide optimal airflow, as you can see. Would you suggest a larger case? More fans? I could share some photos in the new thread about my setup?

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Komodo88
Senior Member
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11-23-2016, 11:21 PM
#12
review your fan settings. because of the small font, ensure the CPU fan reaches maximum speed at 58°C. many motherboards use the default setting to run the fan at 100% at 80°C.
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Komodo88
11-23-2016, 11:21 PM #12

review your fan settings. because of the small font, ensure the CPU fan reaches maximum speed at 58°C. many motherboards use the default setting to run the fan at 100% at 80°C.

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Lithiumi
Junior Member
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11-24-2016, 04:21 AM
#13
Sure, after considering your current setup, improving your rig's cooling system seems like a good next step. With overclocking, you might benefit from more effective cooling solutions. A friend mentioned water cooling is effective for overclocking, but it depends on whether it’s truly necessary and what you’re comfortable with.
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Lithiumi
11-24-2016, 04:21 AM #13

Sure, after considering your current setup, improving your rig's cooling system seems like a good next step. With overclocking, you might benefit from more effective cooling solutions. A friend mentioned water cooling is effective for overclocking, but it depends on whether it’s truly necessary and what you’re comfortable with.

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