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cooling my fx 6300 upgrade from my nh-d14

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is the Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate CPU Cooler be  better than a nh-d14 to cool my fx 6300 at 4.5ghz or 4.7ghz 

amd fx 6300  @4.4ghz @1.4/ga-970a-ud3/HD78702gb /antec 620w psu

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really ?

amd fx 6300  @4.4ghz @1.4/ga-970a-ud3/HD78702gb /antec 620w psu

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really ?

 

what temps are you hitting with your 6300 at 1.4v?

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57c-60c at 4.5 to 4.6ghz 

amd fx 6300  @4.4ghz @1.4/ga-970a-ud3/HD78702gb /antec 620w psu

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Hi,I think the Corsair H100 would be a nice CPU-Cooling upgrade for your FX 6300.It will keep your CPU below 50c.Thank you

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57c-60c at 4.5 to 4.6ghz 

just done a quick google search on said cooler and here is the results http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/6553/thermaltake-water-3-0-ultimate-360mm-aio-cpu-cooler-review/index6.html

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here the results it beats the nh-d14 

 

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it looks like a good cooler but i wont say it will help you get to 4.7ghz as it could be your chip/motherboard thats stopping you form getting there

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it looks like a good cooler but i wont say it will help you get to 4.7ghz as it could be your chip/motherboard thats stopping you form getting there

well i can get get up to 4.7ghz stabe but my temps hit about 70c 

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@PuNkPoEtS well i can get get up to 4.7ghz stabe but my temps hit about 70c 

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@PuNkPoEtS well i can get get up to 4.7ghz stabe but my temps hit about 70c 

 

you should be able to hit 4.7 and get lower temps. going by that chart it should be 7c lower then your d14 but there is a lot of factors that come into play which is ambient temps and also the fans used on each cooler

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you should be able to hit 4.7 and get lower temps. going by that chart it should be 7c lower then your d14 but there is a lot of factors that come into play which is ambient temps and also the fans used on each cooler

yea i was thinking of just using my nf-p12s for the fans 

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yea i was thinking of just using my nf-p12s for the fans 

 

they should be better then the stock fans but i cant find any info on the static pressure of the stock fans anywhere

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they should be better then the stock fans but i cant find any info on the static pressure of the stock fans anywhere

ok cool cheers bro 

amd fx 6300  @4.4ghz @1.4/ga-970a-ud3/HD78702gb /antec 620w psu

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