Second fan makes zero difference in horizontal orientation and 4 degres difference in vertical (both at load). Source: http://www.topreviewshop.com/cooler_master_hyper_212_evo_cpu_cooler_conclusion
Imho - not worth it, stick with one fan (I did
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Second fan makes zero difference in horizontal orientation and 4 degres difference in vertical (both at load). Source: http://www.topreviewshop.com/cooler_master_hyper_212_evo_cpu_cooler_conclusion
Imho - not worth it, stick with one fan (I did
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Second fan makes zero difference in horizontal orientation and 4 degres difference in vertical (both at load). Source: http://www.topreviewshop.com/cooler_master_hyper_212_evo_cpu_cooler_conclusion
Imho - not worth it, stick with one fan (I did
Ok well that told me.....most likely does not make any difference but had it spare so chucked it on!
Just built the entire system today, 3770k running at 4.6ghz at ease. 36c idle and load is like 52c while playing bf3.
This processor literally made mince meat of my old one. (Athlon X2 6400+)
Apparently my case is so powerful on cooling, that i could actually take off my cpu fan for a stock clock lol.
http://www.silverstonetek.com/raven/download/Multi-RV03-Manual.pdf (Page 44)
This processor literally made mince meat of my old one. (Athlon X2 6400+)
Apparently my case is so powerful on cooling, that i could actually take off my cpu fan for a stock clock lol.
http://www.silverstonetek.com/raven/download/Multi-RV03-Manual.pdf (Page 44)
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Finally got round to sorting out a stable overclock.
4.8ghz 1.36v - 17.5 hours of P95 custom blend 90% RAM
Max temp with Hyper 212+ 74c. Average mid-60s. Ambient 18c
Great performance from such a budget cooler!
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4.8ghz 1.36v - 17.5 hours of P95 custom blend 90% RAM
Max temp with Hyper 212+ 74c. Average mid-60s. Ambient 18c
Great performance from such a budget cooler!
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I envy you, my chip is stuck at 4.3GHzPushed any higher (regardless of voltage) I cant even boot into windows...
Tried enabling Internal PLL Overvoltage, it helps booting into windows at higher overclocks?
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No, but I do not think my motherboard support such a thing. I only have one "PLL" option and it already set to auto: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/856/20012012362.jpg/
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In your BIOS go to: M.I.T > Advanced Frequency Settings > Advanced CPU Core Features > Internal CPU PLL Overvoltage
But to be honest, I would also set Line-Load Calibration to something other than Auto. Probably Level 4 or 5 would help.
What's your vCore set to in BIOS?
But to be honest, I would also set Line-Load Calibration to something other than Auto. Probably Level 4 or 5 would help.
What's your vCore set to in BIOS?
My motherboard only has dynamic Vcore, I have it set to -0.060V and CPUz shows 1.248V when running Prime.
I will try to tinker with LLC tomorrow, thanks for your advice! Not too hopeful though - I've read that z68ap-d3 suffers from Vdroop so high OCs are often beyond it...
I will try to tinker with LLC tomorrow, thanks for your advice! Not too hopeful though - I've read that z68ap-d3 suffers from Vdroop so high OCs are often beyond it...
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Try setting vCore to 1.3v for x45 multiplier. So that probably a -0.005v offset with LLC of Level 4. (LLC corrects for vdroop)
Leave PLL Overvoltage disabled unless you have trouble booting into windows.
I've got one of these on my 2600k, Asus P8Z77 mobo. I've got my external fans off to keep fan noise down / off. Just the evo, GPU fans and PSU fans are running
GPU is a 7950. For far my idle is CPU is around 36 and load is never above 50
Mobo temps are idle 30 load 40 (everything at stock ATM)
I just put a pea size on the middle of the cpu and carefully balanced the clamping down.
Hope that helps out.
GPU is a 7950. For far my idle is CPU is around 36 and load is never above 50
Mobo temps are idle 30 load 40 (everything at stock ATM)
I just put a pea size on the middle of the cpu and carefully balanced the clamping down.
Hope that helps out.
Tried it, but no luck. I found out that my mobo doesn't actually have levels settings for LLC- it can only be set to "on" or "disabled". So tried with that enabled - does not boot into windows, tried PLL Overvoltage "on" -same result. Oh well, I can only find refuge in thinking that extra 200Mhz would hardly be noticeable anyway ;(
Cheers for trying to help!