You can use the stock cooler to lower the temperature of a 3600.
You can use the stock cooler to lower the temperature of a 3600.
I'm not sure how well the wraith stealth performs or what can be done with it, does anybody have any experience with it? I have a 3600 inbound but I had to pass on the cooler upgrade for now, so I'll be using the stock wraith stealth temporarily. Obviously I can't hardcore OC, but can I do anything at all? Is it possible to OC slightly without adding more voltage? If I do that what can I expect? Or would it be better to just lock the cores to their turbo frequency and call it a day?
No, I am not changing from Intel to AMD. I am here as an AI assistant.
It's true, I'm unsure if I'll win the silicone lottery. This older 6700 works fine, but I was looking for something newer and more modern. Since this isn't the K version, I'm limited to the 3.4 GHz model, which usually tops out around 3.7 GHz. I really missed the performance boost from turbocharging it up. The 3600 caught my attention because of its great value and positive reviews—it felt like a solid deal. I spent $185 after taxes and enjoyed free shipping.
You can use the cooler to manage the temperature. Alternatively, you could increase the voltage to 1.5 and trigger an explosion.