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Air Cooling A Overclocked G3258?

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Intel say the average OC you can get is ~4.7GHz. But it's depending on your chip, and the cooling.

 

I'd recommend to get a better cooler, but you can get a decent OC with the EVO, since it's only a dual core.

 

Keep the voltage under 1.4v, and temps under 80c.

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Can You Air Cool A Overclocked Intel Pentium G3258 With a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO?

If So How Far Can My OC Go And With What Voltages? 

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with how many volts?

And also Can i connect with The Fan With a Phankteks PWM Fan Hub And Also What Powers The Fan Hub?

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Intel say the average OC you can get is ~4.7GHz. But it's depending on your chip, and the cooling.

 

I'd recommend to get a better cooler, but you can get a decent OC with the EVO, since it's only a dual core.

 

Keep the voltage under 1.4v, and temps under 80c.

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Yes you can.

 

Your OC will vary depending on whether or not the chip you got is a good over clocker.

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