Is dark rock 4 (nonpro) suitable for i7 8700k stock speeds?

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TrueMM2
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06-20-2017, 04:23 PM

As described, this version should work well for 8700k and run at stock speeds. It should provide a solid temperature output.

TrueMM2

06-20-2017, 04:23 PM #1

As described, this version should work well for 8700k and run at stock speeds. It should provide a solid temperature output.

math4560
Junior Member

06-22-2017, 04:23 AM

This would result in a nice temperature thanks to the six heatpipes and maximum cooling capacity of 200W, making sure it’s suitable for your computer. I own a 220W model with an i7 7700k; at 4.20ghz my temps stay between 30-40°C while idle and 40-60°C during gaming—different setups have different results, but this cooler seems solid!

math4560

06-22-2017, 04:23 AM #2

cyberkrieger
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06-22-2017, 08:25 AM

This would result in a nice temperature thanks to the six heatpipes and maximum cooling capacity of 200W, making sure it’s suitable for your computer. I own a 220W model with an i7 7700k; at 4.20ghz my temps sit between 30-40°C while idle and 40-60°C during gaming—different setups, different results! But I’m confident this cooler will perform well!

cyberkrieger

06-22-2017, 08:25 AM #3

This would result in a nice temperature thanks to the six heatpipes and maximum cooling capacity of 200W, making sure it’s suitable for your computer. I own a 220W model with an i7 7700k; at 4.20ghz my temps sit between 30-40°C while idle and 40-60°C during gaming—different setups, different results! But I’m confident this cooler will perform well!