There is a reason for the above admonition. Hyper 212 is a decent, but nonetheless value cooler. It is not a top end cooler and originally came out for the Sandy/Ivy specs
There is a reason for the above admonition. Hyper 212 is a decent, but nonetheless value cooler. It is not a top end cooler and originally came out for the Sandy/Ivy specs
Look at how these TOP end coolers do with haswell to understand what is meant:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-heat-sink-haswell,3554.html
but if i wanted to i can reach 4.0GHz and without any problems and keep a stable temperature using my cooler?
Theoretically yes. Of course this depends on other factors, such as how well it is seated, the thermal paste used and how applied, case airflow, etc etc etc. They all work together my friend
Theoretically yes. Of course this depends on other factors, such as how well it is seated, the thermal paste used and how applied, case airflow, etc etc etc. They all work together my friend