Cooler Master Hyper Evo 212 Fan sucking

[jonzoo]

Hello there i need some advice. i had the clip on fan on my hyper evo 212 blowing air into the heat sink but i changed the direction of the whole heat sink. now i have the fan sucking hot air from the heatsink and blowing it out from the rear exhaust fan. Will this method work as efficiently as the original method?

I have an AMD FX 4100 @4.1ghz

thanks

 

[Calculatron]

Oddly enough, it should work roughly the same. Only a couple degrees difference, worst case scenario.

 

[jonzoo]

Great! i thought it would work, everything is working fine and temps are pretty low. thanks

 

[Calculatron]

Cheers!

 

[jonzoo]

well i wanted to keep the ram slots where they we're and using the pull method to pull heat out of the heat sink was the best option i could do

and temps are fine average about 26 degrees Celsius at 50 to 60 percent load @4.1ghz continues

 

[jonzoo]

hey well i done about 20 mins of prime95 and the highest temp i read was 39.8 degrees Celsius i read that using amd overdrive

 

[jonzoo]

yes it is imagine if i was still using my stock cooler and my old case

 

[jonzoo]

oh my that is very old

 

[jonzoo]

I could only imagine hehe , what are you running now ?

 

[jonzoo]

Ah very nice why is your cpu at 1.4ghz and that is a very big cooler it covers most of your ram hehe also i have 12gb ram but mine is 2*4gb and 1*4 gb. Wouldit be better if i filled the last socket and get 2*2gb instead of just one 4gb

 

[jonzoo]

That's because I have CnQ enabled Anyway if you have 3 dimms chances are you are not running dual channel as the motherboard will usually use the slower dimm, in case the single channel. I could be wrong however, but in the past thats what would happen.

Ah i see well i managed to fit my 8gb sticks into chanel a and my one 4gb into slot one of chanel b so it should be ok