A agurmeza Honorable Sep 8, 2013 107 0 10,680 Jul 3, 2014 #1 Is the Dark Rock Pro 3 enough to cool the 9590 efficiently?
Solution fkabs Jul 3, 2014 The FX9590 has a TDP of 220W. The Dark Rock Pro 3 can cool chips with up to 250W TDP. Yeah it will cool it, but don't expect nice temps and rock solid cooling on that chip.
The FX9590 has a TDP of 220W. The Dark Rock Pro 3 can cool chips with up to 250W TDP. Yeah it will cool it, but don't expect nice temps and rock solid cooling on that chip.
fkabs Honorable Jan 7, 2014 171 0 10,760 Jul 3, 2014 Solution #2 The FX9590 has a TDP of 220W. The Dark Rock Pro 3 can cool chips with up to 250W TDP. Yeah it will cool it, but don't expect nice temps and rock solid cooling on that chip. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The FX9590 has a TDP of 220W. The Dark Rock Pro 3 can cool chips with up to 250W TDP. Yeah it will cool it, but don't expect nice temps and rock solid cooling on that chip.
fkabs Honorable Jan 7, 2014 171 0 10,760 Jul 4, 2014 #4 try to install a fan behind the motherboard-tray blowing fresh air over the socket if there is no room or if you have no cpu-cutout on your case, try to install a small fan described in the image below http://cdn.overclock.net/c/ca/ca5af39e_VRMFAN.png this will help moving hot, trapped air away from the socket and the vrm area, which will improve your temps a little. Upvote 0 Downvote
try to install a fan behind the motherboard-tray blowing fresh air over the socket if there is no room or if you have no cpu-cutout on your case, try to install a small fan described in the image below http://cdn.overclock.net/c/ca/ca5af39e_VRMFAN.png this will help moving hot, trapped air away from the socket and the vrm area, which will improve your temps a little.