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DOnt `know what i will do with the new cooler, the cooler is still in packaging.
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DOnt `know what i will do with the new cooler, the cooler is still in packaging.
I'd change it for a H100.
Fail with 1 notch lower VWell we can try a couple things to bring the temps down abit. See if you can drop the V-core anothe notch.
Yep looking at that shot the voltage is way too low by the number of workers that failed. If you still want to use that ram we may or may not have to keep the NB_CPU volts up. So we can drop the multi and volts back to 4.5 work on the 4 sticks if you want, see if we can stabilize that. I don't think we'll find enough savings to run 24/7 at 4.6. With better cooling you'll only get another 1 to 200 Mhz at best any way. At 4.64 and 1,47 my AIO keeps it around 45° just to give you an idea.
That's the point is it worth another $100 to gain at most a couple hundred HZ. Short of going with a full water loop, you're limited to a decent AIO like the H100i or the Thermaltake extreme. Swiftech has their H2O that's "expandable" but personally I wouldn't spen $150 on one. If you find something on sale it might be worth it. In the end the choice is yours. You can gain a bit and still run cooler or settle in at 4.5 and get it running properly. At these clocks they perform very well for day to day computing.
I'd replace it and get something like an nzxt kraken x60 or corsair h110.
in my world bigger=better
I think honestly you should return the H80 for refund and put your money on a newer faster video card. If you are not going to an expandable system you will never reach the magic 5.0Ghz stable benchmark of overclocking with a CLCL cooler. You would get more good out of a newer performance video card since most are into gaming.
RGone...