i5 6600k + Hyper 212 Evo Temperatures
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NerdyComputerGuy
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Hey,
I don't own the 212 Evo except I can say that idle temperatures for a CPU at 30-32 degree's is completely normal and any lower would be unnecessary but if you really want to know I'm sure someone who owns the 212 Evo will answer your question soon. (Put in the tags, EVO, EVO 2012, Hyper 2012 EVO).
Might help
I don't own the 212 Evo except I can say that idle temperatures for a CPU at 30-32 degree's is completely normal and any lower would be unnecessary but if you really want to know I'm sure someone who owns the 212 Evo will answer your question soon. (Put in the tags, EVO, EVO 2012, Hyper 2012 EVO).
Might help
DonkeyOatie
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30C-ish idle is fine, 80C for 24/7 is a bit high. What is your Vcore voltage and how did you overclock it? You don't need a liquid cooler. I run an i7 4790K at 4.8Ghz (and an i5 at the same speed) on a good air cooler.
you can just throw money at the problem; it's your money after all, but I would want to know why your temps are too high under load. My system runs 82C on Prime95 26.6.
The 212 is a budget cooler, but you should have a lower top end then 80C in normal use full oad.
you can just throw money at the problem; it's your money after all, but I would want to know why your temps are too high under load. My system runs 82C on Prime95 26.6.
The 212 is a budget cooler, but you should have a lower top end then 80C in normal use full oad.
As a reference I also have a 6600K paired with a Hyper 212 EVO running on a Gigabyte Z170 Gaming 3 with a 4.2Ghz overclock on stock voltage and haven't had temperatures climb above the 140F/60C mark.
I'm assuming 4.4Ghz is easily obtainable but see no reason to in my case as thus far nothing seems to max out the CPU other than stress tests/benchmarking utilities.
Hope you all are having fun with your overclocking as this seems to be a great CPU for it.
I'm assuming 4.4Ghz is easily obtainable but see no reason to in my case as thus far nothing seems to max out the CPU other than stress tests/benchmarking utilities.
Hope you all are having fun with your overclocking as this seems to be a great CPU for it.
hey sorry for the late reply, yes I was using later version of prime 95, after watching a linus tech vid where he mentioned it being extremely bad for your cpu, I have ordered a new cooler a seidon 120 nothing to big but I have read some good reviews on it, and since I am downgrading my pc case I found the evo 212 wasn't going to fit. thanks for your feedback and help guys
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