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Yes I'd say you're at your limit till you get some better cooling for the CPU. The CM Hyper 212's are great and about $30
I would think the reservoir idea would keep the cpu temps from rising as fast from turn on time, but after awhile, I would not believe it could keep the temps much lower after the water in the reservoir reached max temps. Of course trying is the proving.
RGone...
Right so you might just as well go all the way and get a decnt pump too!
Yes I'd say you're at your limit till you get some better cooling for the CPU. The CM Hyper 212's are great and about $30
Not necessarily. That's a C2 chip, not a C3. It's 140w from the get go. You need good water for that for sure. They get hot and take more volts to OC than the C3's. How do I know? My daily driver 24/7.