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Martin1982

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Hi to you all this is my first post here on this forum
I am looking for a new cooler for my AMD fx8350 it is at this moment using a Cooler Master Seidon V in push pull when I am running prime95 I am hitting about 63 celicius @4.4 using an fsb overclock 20x 220 the cpu voltage is currently on auto.

I own the Cooler master 212 evo, the Seidon v, and the stock

I Could buy the H100i but then my wife would proberly kill me.. :-(

Should i be able to run a stable overclock with the 212 evo (in push pull) i have good airflow in my case, and nice cable management?
 
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The evo is a very solid cooler, I've read people have ran with cool enough temperatures to run as high as 4.6Ghz. With that being said you should be able to get something similar.

I have an h100i and I run about 35C full load at 4.2 Ghz
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The evo is a very solid cooler, I've read people have ran with cool enough temperatures to run as high as 4.6Ghz. With that being said you should be able to get something similar.

I have an h100i and I run about 35C full load at 4.2 Ghz
 
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Okay, I have the FX8350 stable @4.4 Ghz hitting 60 degrees running prime95. With the Cooler Master Seidon V (Push Pull)

Maybe i should be happy about that, its not like im hitting 60 degrees while gaming.

Rmark45matsu thanks for your answar how high can you go with your h100i?
 
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