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#31
Sep 29 2018 02:04am
Quote (urbanshaft @ Sep 29 2018 12:30am)
because
being normal to about to die
a better cool willer make it
all better
a thump up your ass doesnt fix cancer
just makes it nicer


So you're saying that if you get cancer we should all fuck you in your ass to make you feel better?

I think I will stick to hallmark bud, sorry
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#32
Sep 30 2018 07:26am
Not sure if you fixed your problem but I was having this same issue on a A10 6700 - started to overheat.. tried everything and couldn't get it down past 57C idle.. gaming it would it shoot up to 67C+ so I decided to pick up a H60 Corsair liquid cooler and it solved all my issues.. now it never gets above 37C

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#33
Oct 1 2018 01:13am
Quote (Joeman64p @ Sep 30 2018 06:26am)
Not sure if you fixed your problem but I was having this same issue on a A10 6700 - started to overheat.. tried everything and couldn't get it down past 57C idle.. gaming it would it shoot up to 67C+ so I decided to pick up a H60 Corsair liquid cooler and it solved all my issues.. now it never gets above 37C


Aftermarket coolers are always a good option. If you are running stock clocks you can also undervolt them a little which can help with heat in tight cases or hot ambients
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#34
Oct 4 2018 03:58pm
ordered this cooling fan

Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo (RR-212E-20PK-R2) CPU Cooler with PWM Fan, Four Direct Contact Heat Pipes

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005O65JXI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

hopefully that fixes my problems

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#35
Oct 7 2018 08:41am
CM 212 reduced my peak temp by 25 C

Holy fuck
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#36
Oct 7 2018 08:45am
Quote (Firaga @ 7 Oct 2018 16:41)
CM 212 reduced my peak temp by 25 C

Holy fuck


gz :)
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#37
Oct 7 2018 08:50am
Quote (Zesicla @ Oct 7 2018 09:45am)
gz :)


I tried overclocking from 3.8 to 4.0 GHz

It raises my peak temp from 40C to 50C under stress test prime 95

is it worth or not worth to do this?

it's AMD FX 8320 btw
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#38
Oct 7 2018 09:00am
Quote (Firaga @ Oct 7 2018 10:50am)
I tried overclocking from 3.8 to 4.0 GHz

It raises my peak temp from 40C to 50C under stress test prime 95

is it worth or not worth to do this?

it's AMD FX 8320 btw




What motherboard do you have?
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#39
Oct 7 2018 09:01am
think 50c is just fine even under a stress test
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#40
Oct 7 2018 09:55am
Quote (Firaga @ Oct 7 2018 09:50am)
I tried overclocking from 3.8 to 4.0 GHz

It raises my peak temp from 40C to 50C under stress test prime 95

is it worth or not worth to do this?

it's AMD FX 8320 btw


I had an 8320 OC to 4.3 w/o adding any voltage. Never had temp issues (cm 212 as well).
/e below 70 is plenty safe for PC hardware.

This post was edited by zell1luk on Oct 7 2018 09:55am
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