Corsair Hydro H60 water cooler

TechSkyrim

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I have a Corsair 300r case and I installed the water cooler but I put the fan reverse so it blows the fan out the back now I put this case near the wall as my wall is in front of my desk. I just don't know which is better blowing the fan to the top with a 120mm fan blowing out the top or blowing from the back where the top 120mm fan blowing in.

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Just Imagine a 120mm fan on top lol


Build: i5 4690k overlocked to 4.3ghz
Ram: G skill Trident 16gb ram 2133mhz
Motherboard: Asus Z97 A
power supply: 500w Evga 80 bronze
Graphics card: Gtx 6602gbOC windforce
SSD: 250gb
Hardrive: 1tb
 
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Problem is, you are trying to cool an overclocked CPU with a single 120mm cooler. Most of this is about the additional heat produced when adding voltage to stabilize an overclocked processor...not with the cooler or it's location (other than it's a single 120mm radiator and poor pump).

rubix_1011

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Problem is, you are trying to cool an overclocked CPU with a single 120mm cooler. Most of this is about the additional heat produced when adding voltage to stabilize an overclocked processor...not with the cooler or it's location (other than it's a single 120mm radiator and poor pump).
 
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k1ng0d

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Not necessarily I got my I5 2500K overclocked to 4.5ghz and a voltage of 1.260 and while playing battlefield 4 on ultra my temps never exceed 55 degrees
 

Fr33Th1nk3r

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Um, BF4 uses all your CPU bro. Multiplayer uses all my cores and threads on my 4770k running at 4.4 the whole time a match is going. Yes everything is on the GPU, but it also uses CPU's. Check out benchmarks for dual and quad cores.

You'll find that i7's and 8350's lead the benchmarks.