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Funny thing is, it can fit another 2 140mm fans in the top..which is what I'm considering. Might not be worth it though, as it would probably create negative pressure

As the title states I'm wondering about whether my current fan setup is as good as it can get. Case is a Fractal Design Define S - Windowed Fan setup is as follows: Front intake: Corsair H115i 280mm radiator in push/pull config with 4x Corsair ML140 fans. Bottom intake: 120mm corsair casefan Back exhaust: 140mm Fractal Dynamic GP-14 Top exhaust: 140mm Fractal Dynamic GP-14 Any input on this?

Running the same OC at 1.264v +XMP 3200mhz and somehow get worse temps..Peaks over 80 for brief moments at 100% load with a 280mm AIO. OP should be able to get 4.8 at a lower voltage than pictured, so would try to set it to 1.3v and work my way down in order to get the lowest temps and voltage

CPU-Z does report the set voltage or thereabouts ( 1.264v) so it can be a reporting issue. Delidding might be the only way im able to run at 5GHz, as it peaked at 94 degrees on 1.35v which is wicked high.

I have done a slight overclock to 4.8Ghz on my i7 7700k with 1.27v Vcore set in BIOS. Temperatures are alright, but not very impressive considering im using the Corsair H115i. (Spikes above 80 degrees C in Aida64@4.8Ghz) (Ambient temperatures are 20-22 degrees C) However, I am a bit concerned about the VCore readings I am getting on the motherboard via HWMonitor (and HWinfo). Does anyone know if this is as intended, or is there some tweaking needed? If so, what to tweak? Specs: Fractal Design Define S Asus ROG Strix 270E Gaming Bios v 801 i7 7700k - 4.8Ghz@1.27v 16Gb (8x2)Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 3200Mhz CL16 Corsair H115i aio (mounted as front intake) MSI GTX1080 Corsair RM750X PSU Crucial MX300 SSD