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Top cooling solutions for a PC in an extremely warm environment

Top cooling solutions for a PC in an extremely warm environment

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Greeperakos
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10-16-2020, 06:46 PM
#11
You can slightly lower your CPU voltage with a negative offset or static frequency plus voltage. This isn't essential unless you're extremely worried; in that case, consider purchasing a thermal pad. It's frustrating dealing with the heat lately—room temperatures are high even during the day, and I still sweat despite the AC running. Phase change systems are also impacted, so buying one won't necessarily bring down the temperature much.
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Greeperakos
10-16-2020, 06:46 PM #11

You can slightly lower your CPU voltage with a negative offset or static frequency plus voltage. This isn't essential unless you're extremely worried; in that case, consider purchasing a thermal pad. It's frustrating dealing with the heat lately—room temperatures are high even during the day, and I still sweat despite the AC running. Phase change systems are also impacted, so buying one won't necessarily bring down the temperature much.

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EasyFridays
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10-19-2020, 11:43 PM
#12
It's still not helpful...
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EasyFridays
10-19-2020, 11:43 PM #12

It's still not helpful...

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cal10001
Junior Member
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10-20-2020, 11:28 PM
#13
I also enjoy cleaning my PC and refreshing the CPU. It’s something I do for a bit of relaxation on Saturday mornings!
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cal10001
10-20-2020, 11:28 PM #13

I also enjoy cleaning my PC and refreshing the CPU. It’s something I do for a bit of relaxation on Saturday mornings!

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killer37890
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10-21-2020, 01:14 AM
#14
Guys, there isn't a precise formula for this. What matters most is keeping the PC from blowing up or overheating. It's better to repaste three times a year rather than neglecting any cleaning. When I worked in a lab as a repairman, I noticed everything inside PCs was messy—dust thick like soil, spiders, tobacco bits. My garden was cleaner than some PCs, and even my dog looked better than a well-maintained machine.
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killer37890
10-21-2020, 01:14 AM #14

Guys, there isn't a precise formula for this. What matters most is keeping the PC from blowing up or overheating. It's better to repaste three times a year rather than neglecting any cleaning. When I worked in a lab as a repairman, I noticed everything inside PCs was messy—dust thick like soil, spiders, tobacco bits. My garden was cleaner than some PCs, and even my dog looked better than a well-maintained machine.

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