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The best Waterblock for FX-9590?
- Thread starter jarokamaro007
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Ahh... my fault, I thought he was testing temps.
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He is but blend is good enough to get an idea of his cooling capability IMO. Just the way things have been unfolding I have to wonder what testing has actually been done. Going to this thread http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...s-R290x-Matrix-Platinum?p=7833079#post7833079 and reading this
Here down load this http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/hwmonitor/hwmonitor_1.27.exe
I know these chips struggle with a lot of memory and 32G @ 2133 is a tough nut to chew.
Here down load this http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/hwmonitor/hwmonitor_1.27.exe
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we are testing temps, I want to be sure he is not reading socket/vrm temp
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the temp to look at are, fx 9590- package, this is the processor it self, 62c max for 24/7.
the cpu line is the socket area, 72c max for 24/7
so you are not killing it right now, a little more airflow to the vrm heatsinks would help lower the cpu/socket temp some.
the cpu line is the socket area, 72c max for 24/7
so you are not killing it right now, a little more airflow to the vrm heatsinks would help lower the cpu/socket temp some.
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Those radiators have a high FPI count, they're double rows of 19 fins per inch, you need high static pressure fans to push the air through them. Also as Johan said adding fans on the VRM section and backside of the motherboard will get the socket temp down.
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Don't overfill the case with lots of radiators everywhere as you won't have points for fresh intake of air. If anything, you could always hang a rad in the back of the case.
Agreed...
He will need some solid fans.. I have, essentially, the same GPU(s) as he does with my single 295x2 (2 290x's). My Processor isn't the thermonuclear reactor his is, however it is an overclocked Intel Hex. After a couple hours of gaming in a 20-22C room with a total of 5x120mm worth of radiator (one is a thick rad) and 5 Yate Loon fans on them at 1K RPM, the GPU hits ~60C and the CPU 50C. The CPU is at 4.2-4.4GHz, and the GPU is at stock speeds.
He will need some solid fans.. I have, essentially, the same GPU(s) as he does with my single 295x2 (2 290x's). My Processor isn't the thermonuclear reactor his is, however it is an overclocked Intel Hex. After a couple hours of gaming in a 20-22C room with a total of 5x120mm worth of radiator (one is a thick rad) and 5 Yate Loon fans on them at 1K RPM, the GPU hits ~60C and the CPU 50C. The CPU is at 4.2-4.4GHz, and the GPU is at stock speeds.
