pzehtoeur

Your baby is a lot more resilient than you think. If you love something, set it at a high overclock.

Well, your i7 also has a higher base clock and boost clock. His i5 is also overclocked, which requires higher voltages to remain stable and thus generate more heat. 4.4 on an i7 is stock and as such, won't need higher voltages. Even in the upper 70s, you still have a little bit of room before you hit dangerous temperatures. Your 60 degrees C is a pretty safe temperature.

Has anyone had any experience with the Captain series from DeepCool? They recently released their White series and would fit well with white/black themed builds. Currently running a H100i GTX but may give to a friend when he starts his PC build and was thinking about the possibility of a new AIO if I do give it to him. I'm satisfied with my H100i GTX, except that the stock fans are pretty loud. I replaced them with some EK Vardar F4-120ERs and am pretty happy. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835856064 http://www.deepcool.com/product/gamerstorm/2015-09/6_4166.shtml

I'm currently running an i5-4690K @ 4.5 GHz. Would it be worth it to upgrade to a an X99 system and getting the 6800K or 6850K when it comes out? Running alongside a 980Ti Hybrid and 16 GB RAM @ 1600 MHz and playing on an Acer X34.