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Temps are higher, as is spiking, but it never surpasses 70C, where when water-cooled, would never surpass 45C or so, IIRC. This is a Ivy Bridge (IIRC) Core i5
by 0xfeba 8y ago
Temps are higher, as is spiking, but it never surpasses 70C, where when water-cooled, would never surpass 45C or so, IIRC.
This is a Ivy Bridge (IIRC) Core i5 at 4.0GHz.
- GordonS 8y agoWow, that's a big difference. I would like it to be as quiet as possible, but also plan on running it nearly 24/7 for 5+ years, so I'll probably go for the AIO water cooler.
- 0xfeba 8y agoI had a Corsair H50, it lasted about 5 years or so. The pump died on it. It was actually quite annoying to track down. At idle it would run for an hour or two before shutting off. But start a game it would only last a few minutes. Seems obvious in hindsight, but I had no fan (pump) speed warning or anything.