I7 2600k Water cooled

Hello CulabunT;

What do your temps look like when the 2600K is running @ 4.5Ghz?

What kind of water cooling you have?(Brand) That temps under load is normal.

My 2500k runing at approx 4.4 mhz, is rarely above 35C, usually a lot lower. . I have hydro 100

I don't know what voltage and and stuff needed to run the CPU stable @4.5ghz, I'm new to overclocking.

also my water cooling kit is --> XSPC Rasa 750 RX240 Universal CPU Water Cooling Kit

anyone able to help??

In my opinion 51c is nothing to be worried about at all and is infact pretty damn good

Have a look over in the overclocking section if your new to this, theres a Sandy bridge clocking guide, if you can lower voltages then that will help temps,
RX240 love btw  
temps aren't anything to worry about, but lower is always better hehe
Moto

i thin its 4.4GHZ? maby thats why your getting goot gemps 4.4mhz LOL.  

but my mate has his cpu air cooled and getting the same temps as me, he has the SpinQ

fail. I think your temps are fine.

According to ryan, the rx240kit has a horrible pump/res. The only decent thing in there is the Radiator! Anyways, my temperatures with a hyper 212 evo push pull and my 2600k@4.5ghz with 1.285voltage. Are at 55-58 across all four cores under 100% load (last checked temps after a 7 hour occt run)

As long as you get the 750l v2 should be fine, mines silent, the revision seems to have sorted the noise/failure issues out
Moto

hi i was wondering i know im stealing someones post here but i have a core i7 2930qm i think macbook pro and its running at full load 95c!!! is this normal my desktop pc i7 2600k runs at 50c????

2630qm, well those are laptop parts and they can withstand that tempertaure. Then again it's a "unibody" macbook pro with 0 cooling..

correct i got the macbook pro for free. it is #%*@

windows forever and macs aren't nice at all mac lion is the worst os in the world (i would prefer linux!!!) thats sad

lol..

maybe it would help much if you know the running temp when its not yet OC, then you could compare the temp when its already OC.