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Mr. Scott hit the nail directly on the head.
Firstly AMD sold these with AIO liquid cooling systems similar to the H80 (I forget exactly off hand what it is...) but even with a single 120 fan radiator, these chips don't overclock.
Also, your running with cool and quiet On and that doesn't help your case at all if you where to argue the Cpu is too hot.
secondly, you should also actively cool the VRM package area. Sure it has a heat sink on it, but could get heat soaked causing shut downs.
How much did you spend on this thing?? If it was near 69$, you could have gotten this instead. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181038&cm_re=H100-_-35-181-038-_-Product
Yea.... that cpu is 220 watts thermal outputage.
However, you could underclock that chip. I bet 4ghz at 1.3v would be ok on this Hyper 103 with the 3 heat pipes....
Firstly AMD sold these with AIO liquid cooling systems similar to the H80 (I forget exactly off hand what it is...) but even with a single 120 fan radiator, these chips don't overclock.
Also, your running with cool and quiet On and that doesn't help your case at all if you where to argue the Cpu is too hot.
secondly, you should also actively cool the VRM package area. Sure it has a heat sink on it, but could get heat soaked causing shut downs.
Cooler Master Hyper 103 RR-H103-22PB-R1
How much did you spend on this thing?? If it was near 69$, you could have gotten this instead. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181038&cm_re=H100-_-35-181-038-_-Product
Yea.... that cpu is 220 watts thermal outputage.
However, you could underclock that chip. I bet 4ghz at 1.3v would be ok on this Hyper 103 with the 3 heat pipes....