Soldato
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peetee said:these arctic freezers are supposed to take a while for the compound to harden(increase thermal conductivity) though, so ill give it a chance first. Its always around the 70c mark, no matter what voltage and overclocks i use, so im guess its just a conductivity thing really. 70s hardly going to destroy my system, but itd be nice getting it all running cooler inside.
Currently on the brighter side of 2.9ghz with my 4300 now anywayat full load on both cores its currently 71-73 though, scary! im going to have a look inside case 2moro and see if theres any ways i can improve airflow. its a pc-7, wasnt expecting to have to do this
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