- Sep 26, 2013
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I'm a super noob with heat efficiency. But I did just install a Hyper 212 EVO not too long ago, along with 2 corsair fans on it in a sort of push/pull (One blowing air into the Hyper 212, the other blowing it out, you all know what I mean, but I like to be clear when I have a concern xD)
I ran Prime 95 on the PC for 10 minutes, and CPU maxed out at 59°C, on stock speeds. it's also idling at around 38°C tonight, dunno if that's important or not.
Is that okay for the hyper 212? Or is that too high of a temp?
I mean it is air cooling so I don't expect super low temps. but I am not really sure because I am new to heatsinks, I used to use a stock AMD heatsink, and would hit like 65°C when playing games. (Never tested the stock with Prime 95)
Also the fans I'm using are low-noise & therefore low RPM, they max out at like 1400 or something like that, so that might effect it too I suppose.
I ran Prime 95 on the PC for 10 minutes, and CPU maxed out at 59°C, on stock speeds. it's also idling at around 38°C tonight, dunno if that's important or not.
Is that okay for the hyper 212? Or is that too high of a temp?
I mean it is air cooling so I don't expect super low temps. but I am not really sure because I am new to heatsinks, I used to use a stock AMD heatsink, and would hit like 65°C when playing games. (Never tested the stock with Prime 95)
Also the fans I'm using are low-noise & therefore low RPM, they max out at like 1400 or something like that, so that might effect it too I suppose.
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