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mani1111111

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Hi guys
Im running a asus sabertooth motherbord
AMD fx 8350
Radion r7 windforce
8gig ddr3 ram
Im using my pc mainly for pc gaming for a few hours at a time usually 1-5 hours
Im looking to upgrade my cpu cooler to something that can handle higher temperature as it has been reaching 50-60 quite fast
Thanks for your time
Ps i would prefer not to have to take my motherbored out to fit the cooler


 
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Karsten75
If you are not overclocking, then 60C is OK. Make sure the case is well-ventilated. ANy cooler on the CPU will necessitate you work on the motherbaord - unless you have a backboard with a cut-out, that means you may have to remove the motherboard.

Many people (most?) here recommend the $30 Evo Hyper 212 cooler. I prefer a low-end closed-loop liquid cooling. It's quieter and the radiator/fan vents the hot air out of the case.
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If you are not overclocking, then 60C is OK. Make sure the case is well-ventilated. ANy cooler on the CPU will necessitate you work on the motherbaord - unless you have a backboard with a cut-out, that means you may have to remove the motherboard.

Many people (most?) here recommend the $30 Evo Hyper 212 cooler. I prefer a low-end closed-loop liquid cooling. It's quieter and the radiator/fan vents the hot air out of the case.
 
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