How much distance can I cover when overclocking the i5 8600K using CryOrig R1 Ultimate?

F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Overclocking How much distance can I cover when overclocking the i5 8600K using CryOrig R1 Ultimate?

How much distance can I cover when overclocking the i5 8600K using CryOrig R1 Ultimate?

How much distance can I cover when overclocking the i5 8600K using CryOrig R1 Ultimate?

M

MitiaNova
Junior Member

30

12-26-2017, 06:00 PM

#1

I was curious about the distance and whether I could overclock my CPU with this cooler. The model I'm using is the Phanteks p400s.

M

MitiaNova

12-26-2017, 06:00 PM #1

I was curious about the distance and whether I could overclock my CPU with this cooler. The model I'm using is the Phanteks p400s.

B

BerkSahin
Member

106

01-01-2018, 08:41 PM

#2

It relies on your specific CPU and other parts.
Your performance should match what you'd expect from a high-end air-cooled setup.
Some users are reaching around 5GHz with Noctua NH15, so exceeding 4.5GHz is possible.
It depends on your case's airflow and the chance of success.
Be ready for CPU issues if you push too much.

B

BerkSahin

01-01-2018, 08:41 PM #2

It relies on your specific CPU and other parts.
Your performance should match what you'd expect from a high-end air-cooled setup.
Some users are reaching around 5GHz with Noctua NH15, so exceeding 4.5GHz is possible.
It depends on your case's airflow and the chance of success.
Be ready for CPU issues if you push too much.

B

byV3rox_
Member

236

01-09-2018, 06:21 AM

#3

It relies on your specific CPU and other parts.
Your performance should match what you'd expect from a high-end air-cooled setup.
Some users are reaching around 5GHz with Noctua NH15, so exceeding 4.5GHz is possible.
It depends on your case's airflow and the chance of success.
Be ready for CPU issues if you push too much.

B

byV3rox_

01-09-2018, 06:21 AM #3

It relies on your specific CPU and other parts.
Your performance should match what you'd expect from a high-end air-cooled setup.
Some users are reaching around 5GHz with Noctua NH15, so exceeding 4.5GHz is possible.
It depends on your case's airflow and the chance of success.
Be ready for CPU issues if you push too much.

W

WF_Catt
Posting Freak

761

01-10-2018, 09:18 PM

#4

I own a Cryorig R1 ultimate on an 8700K and can reach 5.1Ghz, yet as Asoroka mentioned, it really depends on the luck of your CPU.

W

WF_Catt

01-10-2018, 09:18 PM #4

I own a Cryorig R1 ultimate on an 8700K and can reach 5.1Ghz, yet as Asoroka mentioned, it really depends on the luck of your CPU.

N

Noxiusmid
Junior Member

37

01-29-2018, 02:16 AM

#5

Hey, I didn't manage to locate a PM button, so I'll post a request if that's okay. I'm setting up my next build with 8600k, P400S (tempered glass) and a Cryorig R1 (Ultimate or Universal), but it looks like there might be an issue with cooler compatibility since the Cryorig is 168.3mm and the P400S can only fit coolers up to 160mm. I already found one for the community that used a Noctua D15, which is 165mm. Can you confirm if you were able to fit that into this case without any issues? I'd appreciate your advice before ordering everything.

N

Noxiusmid

01-29-2018, 02:16 AM #5

Hey, I didn't manage to locate a PM button, so I'll post a request if that's okay. I'm setting up my next build with 8600k, P400S (tempered glass) and a Cryorig R1 (Ultimate or Universal), but it looks like there might be an issue with cooler compatibility since the Cryorig is 168.3mm and the P400S can only fit coolers up to 160mm. I already found one for the community that used a Noctua D15, which is 165mm. Can you confirm if you were able to fit that into this case without any issues? I'd appreciate your advice before ordering everything.

M

MECrageman
Member

180

01-29-2018, 08:51 AM

#6

Face challenges with this situation since the CPU cooler's height clearance is just 160mm.
Consider exploring alternatives like the Fractal Design R5, which accommodates a 180mm cooler height.

M

MECrageman

01-29-2018, 08:51 AM #6

Face challenges with this situation since the CPU cooler's height clearance is just 160mm.
Consider exploring alternatives like the Fractal Design R5, which accommodates a 180mm cooler height.