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June 9, 2014 2:32:41 AM

so i am planning to install h100i on i5 4670k so what would the temperatures be at idle and at load. will the temperatures go above 70C

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June 9, 2014 2:39:06 AM

Your stock clock temperatures (or atleast mine were, ~20c ambient) ~23-24c idle and ~50 normal load. However your temps will change greatly if you decide to overclock, and with a setup like that you really should. :p 
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June 9, 2014 2:41:11 AM

thomas123321 said:
so i am planning to install h100i on i5 4670k so what would the temperatures be at idle and at load. will the temperatures go above 70C


On a overclocked i7 4770k, idle is around 34 celcius, while on prime95 around 78 celcius, while on Aida64 its around 66 celcius.

You could get after market fans to increase cooling
Hope this helped you :) 
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June 9, 2014 2:48:09 AM

It's hard to say exactly what your temperatures will be as they will differ between different examples of the same chip - you may have a hot one, or you may have a really good one that runs really cool even when heavily overclocked.

My advice with a 4670K would be to get the best cooler you can afford, as you don't want your cooling solution holding back your overclock.

That said the H100i is a really good cooler - there are few better, you should be fine with it, and I would expect it to keep your chip under 70degreesC even under load overclocked - that's what it is designed to do after all (provided you have it set up in a case with a sensible airflow)
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June 9, 2014 2:49:17 AM

snowctrl said:
It's hard to say exactly what your temperatures will be as they will differ between different examples of the same chip - you may have a hot one, or you may have a really good one that runs really cool even when heavily overclocked.

My advice with a 4670K would be to get the bet cooler you can afford, as you don't want your cooling solution holding back your overclock.

That said the H100i is a really good cooler - there are few better, you should be fine with it, and I would expect it to easily keep your chip under 70degreesC even under load overclocked - that's what it is designed to do after all (and all provided you have it set up in a case with a sensible airflow)


what about a kraken x60
is that good

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June 9, 2014 2:52:03 AM

thomas123321 said:
snowctrl said:
It's hard to say exactly what your temperatures will be as they will differ between different examples of the same chip - you may have a hot one, or you may have a really good one that runs really cool even when heavily overclocked.

My advice with a 4670K would be to get the bet cooler you can afford, as you don't want your cooling solution holding back your overclock.

That said the H100i is a really good cooler - there are few better, you should be fine with it, and I would expect it to easily keep your chip under 70degreesC even under load overclocked - that's what it is designed to do after all (and all provided you have it set up in a case with a sensible airflow)


what about a kraken x60
is that good



I've heard good things about the Kraken coolers, that they compare favourably with the Corsair coolers, but I have not used them myself. If I were to be building a new PC today, I would be considering them

You might also consider the Corsair H80i (I have one, it's great) or the new Corsair H105
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