i7 930 overclock on p6t7 ws supercomputer
i7 930 overclock on p6t7 ws supercomputer
The problem is the Corsair A70 was quite large, nearly double the size of the Coolermaster Hyper 212 and capable of better cooling efficiency. Sadly, it was discontinued from production. Currently, I lack experience with how most coolers perform on that site. However, your i7 930 processor, which runs at 3.8ghz, likely has a TDP around 180 watts or more. This isn’t the cheapest option, but I’ve used the NOCTUA NH-D15 cooler in several builds and know it performs well with CPUs up to 4ghz. I’m not sure if I can confidently recommend something I haven’t tried before. If you have space, the Corsair H80I could also keep your CPU cool at 4ghz, though it’s still not the most affordable choice.
Uncertain about any more affordable option to keep your CPU cool for around thirty dollars, the Hyper 212 Evo could be a good choice. I had an i7 920 with a Corsair A70 cooler that managed to keep it running at 4ghz, but the cooler cost $80 then and is no longer available.
a70 isnt available on my country. this is the list of cooler available on my country
http://rakitan.com/kategori.php?id=49
also my pc case only support up to 161mm cooler fan. if u can pick cheapest cooler possible that can keep my i7 930 cool at 4ghz, it would help me alot.
The problem is the Corsair A70 was quite large, nearly double the size of the Coolermaster Hyper 212 and capable of better cooling efficiency. Sadly, it was discontinued from production. Currently, I lack experience with how most coolers perform on that site. However, your i7 930 processor, which runs at 3.8ghz, likely has a TDP around 180 watts or more. This isn’t the cheapest option, but I’ve used the NOCTUA NH-D15 cooler in several builds and know it performs well with CPUs up to 4ghz. I’m not sure if I can confidently recommend something I haven’t tried before. If you have space, the Corsair H80I could also keep your CPU cool at that speed, though it’s still not the most affordable choice.