- Oct 16, 2016
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Hello,
So I've had my AMD FX-6300 with the Cooler Master 212 EVO for over a year now, and finally, I am forced to overclock it. Did 4.3ghz and reaching max of 65°C at stress tests, but the temperatures are a bit suspicious.
I have the Zalman Z11 case that has 2 upper cooling fans, pulling air inside, while the EVO's fan is facing the other way around and trying to push the air out. Meaning the air is colliding and gets stuck in the case. Should I put the case's fans facing up, meaning they're pulling the CPU's air out? Or should I put he CPU's fan facing up, meaning it sucks fresh air from the coolers?
P.S The case also has 2 side coolers, 1 back and 1 front*
So I've had my AMD FX-6300 with the Cooler Master 212 EVO for over a year now, and finally, I am forced to overclock it. Did 4.3ghz and reaching max of 65°C at stress tests, but the temperatures are a bit suspicious.
I have the Zalman Z11 case that has 2 upper cooling fans, pulling air inside, while the EVO's fan is facing the other way around and trying to push the air out. Meaning the air is colliding and gets stuck in the case. Should I put the case's fans facing up, meaning they're pulling the CPU's air out? Or should I put he CPU's fan facing up, meaning it sucks fresh air from the coolers?
P.S The case also has 2 side coolers, 1 back and 1 front*
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