- Oct 6, 2016
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Hello everyone, my problem is the followying:
I recently bought a new cpu (I7 - 4790K) for my pc which was previously running with an I3 - 4330, from the momment i started using it, I noticed that it's fan wasn't doing the initial rev to it's max and back to normal thing like the one on the I3 did... When i booted windows i noticed the cpu was running at 95cº which made me instantly shut down my pc... when i started up again, i locked the cpu at 3.2 GHz... that solved the problem untill i got a new cooler, which is the Gamer Storm Lucifer V2 .... I am currently running the cpu with a max clock speed of 4.2 GHz and the fan of the new cooler still doesn't go above 1300... I'm sure it can do more but i can't understand why it doesn't. i've tried speed fan and messing with the BIOS settings, but still.... it doesn't go above 1300RPM... what should i do?
I'm considering just removing the PWM wire and run it at max voltage, but i don't know if that's a good move.
P.S: I want to run the cpu at higher clocks for gaming and for video rendering
I recently bought a new cpu (I7 - 4790K) for my pc which was previously running with an I3 - 4330, from the momment i started using it, I noticed that it's fan wasn't doing the initial rev to it's max and back to normal thing like the one on the I3 did... When i booted windows i noticed the cpu was running at 95cº which made me instantly shut down my pc... when i started up again, i locked the cpu at 3.2 GHz... that solved the problem untill i got a new cooler, which is the Gamer Storm Lucifer V2 .... I am currently running the cpu with a max clock speed of 4.2 GHz and the fan of the new cooler still doesn't go above 1300... I'm sure it can do more but i can't understand why it doesn't. i've tried speed fan and messing with the BIOS settings, but still.... it doesn't go above 1300RPM... what should i do?
I'm considering just removing the PWM wire and run it at max voltage, but i don't know if that's a good move.
P.S: I want to run the cpu at higher clocks for gaming and for video rendering
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