Good evening folks.
It's nice to meet you all.
I'll start writing down my pc specs:
Case Itek Invader R03
HDD 1 TB
GIGABYTE 970A-UD3P
AMD FX 8320 Vishera Black Edition + Zalmann CNPSX5 Performa
EVGA Nvidia GTX 970
Ram 8 GB Patriot
CORSAIR VS 650 80+
So - tomorrow are going to arrive a fresh new Cooler Master Hyper 212X, an SSD and some more ram.
I've decided to swap the Zalmann cooler because, even with it, I can't achieve good and safe temperatures on stock settings.
With stock settings I mean the standard 3,50 Ghz and all the automatic features such as Cool 'n Quiet, C1E, autovoltage settings, ecc.
With those standard settings I've reached in idle from 15°C to 38°C and almost 70°C Core temperatures after 80 seconds of Battlefield 1 or Rainbow Six Siege or even Overwatch.
The only momentairly solution I've found for the high temperatures is downvolting to 1.25V and deactivating all the power saving features, stabilizing the speed of the CPU to 3,50 Ghz ( Without the turbocore features and the cool'n quiet ) and lowering the temperatures, with an idle of 22-30°C and a maximum of 50°C under load.
So, with the downvolting, temps are pretty fine but something seems off. In those games or in particular in World of Warcraft, I get some frame-laggs or complete freezes for 4-5 seconds randomly. I thought that voltage could have been the cause but I saw on different forums that people could run the same CPU at my same speed under 1.2V.
So here's why I bought the Cooler Master Hyper 212V - I want to give the right amount of "juice" to the CPU and, why not, push it to at least 4,0 Ghz in order to achieve some performance, considering that the MoBo i'm using it's really capable of supporting it!
Thing is I'm very noob at this and some help could really save me.
Thank you for the patiece, kindness and possible help!
It's nice to meet you all.
I'll start writing down my pc specs:
Case Itek Invader R03
HDD 1 TB
GIGABYTE 970A-UD3P
AMD FX 8320 Vishera Black Edition + Zalmann CNPSX5 Performa
EVGA Nvidia GTX 970
Ram 8 GB Patriot
CORSAIR VS 650 80+
So - tomorrow are going to arrive a fresh new Cooler Master Hyper 212X, an SSD and some more ram.
I've decided to swap the Zalmann cooler because, even with it, I can't achieve good and safe temperatures on stock settings.
With stock settings I mean the standard 3,50 Ghz and all the automatic features such as Cool 'n Quiet, C1E, autovoltage settings, ecc.
With those standard settings I've reached in idle from 15°C to 38°C and almost 70°C Core temperatures after 80 seconds of Battlefield 1 or Rainbow Six Siege or even Overwatch.
The only momentairly solution I've found for the high temperatures is downvolting to 1.25V and deactivating all the power saving features, stabilizing the speed of the CPU to 3,50 Ghz ( Without the turbocore features and the cool'n quiet ) and lowering the temperatures, with an idle of 22-30°C and a maximum of 50°C under load.
So, with the downvolting, temps are pretty fine but something seems off. In those games or in particular in World of Warcraft, I get some frame-laggs or complete freezes for 4-5 seconds randomly. I thought that voltage could have been the cause but I saw on different forums that people could run the same CPU at my same speed under 1.2V.
So here's why I bought the Cooler Master Hyper 212V - I want to give the right amount of "juice" to the CPU and, why not, push it to at least 4,0 Ghz in order to achieve some performance, considering that the MoBo i'm using it's really capable of supporting it!
Thing is I'm very noob at this and some help could really save me.
Thank you for the patiece, kindness and possible help!
For now it's a complete win!
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