Gamingfreak
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i have 2 120mm exhaust fans and 1 120mm intake, i also have 120mm fan on the heatsink then theres just my gpu fan and chipset fan
heatsink isnt very impressive...
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Gamingfreak
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well over 50 just seems a bit much to me, i know i have it overclocked quite a bit but the water cooling kit i had before really wasnt that good, its just a cheap kit from thermaltake, im just saying i was expecting more from this cooler
Gamingfreak
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no it wasnt worth the money IMO, if u want to go with watercooling i suggest u go with a much higher quality one from dangerden or swiftech
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What fan are you using with it? Try using one with a higher cfm. Also make sure the fan is running at 100%
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the fan is already running at 100% and the cfm is 43 so i dont think a better one would help, i think im just gona try my zalman cooler on it tomorrow because im convinced its because of the layout of my motherboard
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the temps should drop a little bit after a while because the thermal paste isn't working as well as it can right after installation.
And also because it's most likely quite warm where u live it will have an effect on the temps since the air u use to cool the heatsink is warmer.
And also because it's most likely quite warm where u live it will have an effect on the temps since the air u use to cool the heatsink is warmer.
