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i wanted to know a little more about boosting the i5-6600 with a stock cooler.
the i5-6600 runs at 3.3ghz and i can boost it to 3.9ghz, I only have a stock cooler, here is my build
I5-6600 (Non-K)
Gigabyte GTX 1070 windforce
MSI h110m
16GB DDR4 ram @ 2400mhz
EVGA G2 550w
MX300 SSD (275gb)
1TB barricuda HDD
Deepcool Tesseract case
my question is if it is safe to use the boost clock on the i5-6600 with a stock cooler if so how much? also can this cause long term dmg, if so would a aftermarket cooler like the hyper evo 212 or cheap liquid cooling help? (i assume liquid cooling is a waste of money with a non k processor, and when i say longterm dmg i mean can it decrease the lifespan of the processor, any help is appreciated, thanks.
the i5-6600 runs at 3.3ghz and i can boost it to 3.9ghz, I only have a stock cooler, here is my build
I5-6600 (Non-K)
Gigabyte GTX 1070 windforce
MSI h110m
16GB DDR4 ram @ 2400mhz
EVGA G2 550w
MX300 SSD (275gb)
1TB barricuda HDD
Deepcool Tesseract case
my question is if it is safe to use the boost clock on the i5-6600 with a stock cooler if so how much? also can this cause long term dmg, if so would a aftermarket cooler like the hyper evo 212 or cheap liquid cooling help? (i assume liquid cooling is a waste of money with a non k processor, and when i say longterm dmg i mean can it decrease the lifespan of the processor, any help is appreciated, thanks.
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