I wouldnt bet on it... the difference between most 360mm aios is only a few C and that's not going to prevent throttling.
Also note, CB is a VERY heavy load. Unless you're rendering like that, temps won't be close (in gaming, for example).
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Gskill trydent z 7200 2x24 problem to get it stable at 7200
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Also note, CB is a VERY heavy load. Unless you're rendering like that, temps won't be close (in gaming, for example).
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So, I just ran CB on a 255W 14900K system and scored low 37K, FYI. 
I'm imagining the boards they are running it on allow for a lot more power to go through and cooling to minimize throttling. Raise the power limit (through whatever program you want to use), don't touch the clockspeeds.
I'm imagining the boards they are running it on allow for a lot more power to go through and cooling to minimize throttling. Raise the power limit (through whatever program you want to use), don't touch the clockspeeds.
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Then u saying that 37k isn’t a bad score for gaming? That I’m use my pc for. It’s hitting now 75c with any game, stable, without crash, and 7200 on xmp.So, I just ran CB on a 255W 14900K system and scored low 37K, FYI.
I'm imagining the boards they are running it on allow for a lot more power to go through and cooling to minimize throttling. Raise the power limit (through whatever program you want to use), don't touch the clockspeeds.
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Do u recommend then set two for 5.7 and others to 5.4?I've been saying it's fine for a while now.
For gaming, I wouldn't set all cores to the same speed, let it boost up to the higher clocks it's capable of. But yeah, you're getting what you can out of her.
