Overclocking my CPU
Overclocking my CPU
Hey everyone, I've been trying to boost my CPU's performance for higher FPS, but I've heard it needs a solid cooler. What do you think about choosing a good CPU cooler to help me reach at least 4GHz? Thanks for checking out my CPU here: http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/S...No=1724262
You can obtain the cooler master hyper 612 for around $60. Adding a 12cm jetflo or the 14cm fhp141 (which offers superior cooling but may block your RAM slots) along with a PWM fan will enhance performance compared to many liquid cooling options, while eliminating the chance of leaks. Recently, I upgraded from it to the Silverstone Heligon HE-01 cooler and installed an additional Silverstone fhp141 fan, achieving effective cooling for a 4.6ghz OC and 1.6v overvoltage under less than 60 degrees stress.
You can purchase the cooler master hyper 612 for around $60. Adding a 12cm jetflo or the 14cm fhp141 (which offers superior cooling but may block your RAM slots) along with a PWM fan will enhance its performance compared to many liquid cooling options, while eliminating the risk of leaks. Recently, I upgraded from it to the Silverstone Heligon HE-01 cooler and installed an additional Silverstone fhp141 fan, achieving effective cooling for a 4.6ghz OC and 1.6v overvoltage under less than 60 degrees stress.
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Adjust the fan settings in BIOS to operate at 80% or slightly lower for a quieter setup, or increase it for maximum cooling if noise isn’t a concern. The stock fan remains very quiet even at high speeds.
The hyper 612 would typically run about 10 degrees warmer than this newer model. In my opinion, there’s no better air solution, and the 612 delivers solid performance with a decent fan.
I’ve had liquid cooling once, damaged my motherboard and CPU, and it smelled like freshly baked cookies as it failed.
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You can purchase the cooler master hyper 612 for around $60. Adding a 12cm jetflo or the 14cm fhp141 (which offers better cooling but may block your RAM slots) along with a PWM fan will improve performance compared to many liquid cooling options, and it eliminates the risk of leaks. I recently switched from it to the Silverstone Heligon HE-01 cooler and installed an additional Silverstone fhp141 fan, achieving solid cooling for a 4.6ghz OC and 1.6v overvoltage under less than 60 degrees stress.
[Link](http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.asp...-_-Product)
Adjust the fan settings in BIOS to 80% or slightly lower for a quieter setup, or increase it for maximum cooling if noise isn’t an issue. The stock fan is notably quiet even at high speeds.
The hyper 612 would be about 10 degrees warmer than this newer model. I believe there’s no superior air solution, and the 612 performs well with a solid fan.
I’ve had liquid cooling once, damaged my motherboard and CPU, and it smelled like freshly baked cookies as it failed.
Thanks man, I really appreciate it.
You can purchase the cooler master hyper 612 for around $60. Adding a 12cm jetflo or the 14cm fhp141 (which offers better cooling but may block your RAM slots) along with a PWM fan will improve performance compared to many liquid cooling options, and it eliminates the risk of leaks. I recently switched from it to the Silverstone Heligon HE-01 cooler and installed an additional Silverstone fhp141 fan, achieving solid cooling for a 4.6ghz OC and 1.6v overvoltage under less than 60 degrees stress.
You can find it here: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.asp...-_-Product
Adjust the fan settings in BIOS to operate at 80% or slightly lower for a quieter setup, or increase it if you prioritize cooling performance. The original fan is notably quiet even at high speeds.
The hyper 612 would be about 10 degrees warmer than this newer model. It seems there’s no superior air solution, but the 612 performs well with a solid fan.
I’ve had liquid cooling once, damaged my motherboard and CPU, and it smelled like freshly baked cookies before it failed.
Thanks man, I appreciate it.