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lain (is my vessel account name too) https://www.vessel.com/videos/G-DUjgUyY https://www.vessel.com/videos/P7U9FOT4G

I've bought the corsair h100i this week and I'm using an amd fx8350 overclocked to 4.6GHz (i've achieved this overclocking with my cooler master v6 gt but didn't have the chance to overclock further yet). Idle: load: I'm sorry i have not installed any cpu intensive game to show, but most of the games i've play just uses four cores so it wont get as hot as full load. Also my graphics card is entry lvl so i'm always have blottleneck in the gpu (i'm thinking to upgrade to a 7970 soon). Note that is winter where I live and this test was made at 5 AM >.< so in afternoon it will be 5 degrees more. Maybe the ambient temp was about 16 degrees but i'm not sure, i just know i not below 10. I hope this help you. The H100i is really good and if i have something bad to say about it is the noise when the coolers are on full rpm, and just for lolz i added the corsairLink2 software that shows wrong temps, i recomend use the motherboar fan controller if you are going to customize fan speed over temp.

My GeForce 5200fx PCI. Still works, i use it to fix old computers XD.

There is no difference. Is important to have the same amount of memory in both channels, otherwise the dual channel applies to the lowest amount of each (i.e: if you have 2GB+2GB in channel A and 4GB+4GB in channel B the memory will use 8GB in dual channel and 4GB in single channel). That is why is better to balance the amount of memory between channels.

I'm running my 8350 at 4.6GHz @ 1.4v too but i didn't modify the FSB. I was thinking on try to overclock by FSB to see if i get better results, but i would like to keep the voltage like this. Not all the cpus overclock the same, it's a matter of luck sometimes. PD: With this video i get a few useful advises that can help you get more performance and stability.

I just create my account and this is the first post I write XD. There should be no problems with MLP after all this time around internet. While I'm preparing my system and photos to make a buildlog I just want to say hi and i hope to learn and contribute a lot in this amazing forum. Love Rarity ;)