Will the Hyper 212 EVO Cool an i7 9700F/9700k?

[BradL1234]

Hi all,

 

I am currently upgrading my PC and for the CPU I can't decide between a i7 9700F and i7 9700K but the problem I am having is, will the Hyper 212 EVO run safe temps with the CPU's?. I am using the 212 because I plan on taking the one I have out of my current build which will save me some money.

 

If anyone could give me some idea of the temps then that would be great. 

 

*P.S I already own the PSU and extra storage*

[Jurrunio]

Ryzen's staring at you when you mention "saving money"

 

Good enough if you run stock

[Spotty]

3 minutes ago, BradL1234 said:

will the Hyper 212 EVO run safe temps with the CPU's?. I am using the 212 because I plan on taking the one I have out of my current build which will save me some money.

Since you already have the Hyper 212 you could just try using it and if you're not happy with the temperatures then look at buying something better.

[BradL1234]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

Ryzen's staring at you when you mention "saving money"

 

Good enough if you run stock

I assumed it would be good enough and yes, for the time being I plan on running stock. If you were to give a estimate, what idle and load temp do you think it would run at?

[BradL1234]

Just now, Spotty said:

Since you already have the Hyper 212 you could just try using it and if you're not happy with the temperatures then look at buying something better.

Yes, I suppose I could do that. Most people I have asked said it should run fine if it is stock. I plan on air cooling simply because I've never been a big lover of water cooling. Besides from the 212, I would have multiple fans and with the size of the case, it should get decent air flow.

 

And thanks for the reply!

[Fasauceome]

I overclock my i7 8086K with my 212 Evo so I doubt you'd have a problem.

 

And as mentioned earlier, Ryzen is overall better for the price, with the added benefit of producing less heat.

[BradL1234]

2 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

I overclock my i7 8086K with my 212 Evo so I doubt you'd have a problem.

 

And as mentioned earlier, Ryzen is overall better for the price, with the added benefit of producing less heat.

Well thats good to hear. What are your average temps if you don't mind me asking? (Just letting my curiosity get the best of me).

 

Also, I have been put off by AMD since my first ever Graphic card. Nothing but problems. Even though that may have changed now, I'll just stick with Intel!

[Fasauceome]

3 minutes ago, BradL1234 said:

Well thats good to hear. What are your average temps if you don't mind me asking? (Just letting my curiosity get the best of me).

Well, the temps are pretty irrelevant because I've set my own voltage and frequency, but it keeps the CPU below 75 Celsius under a heavy synthetic load. (4.6 all core 1.18 volts)

 

3 minutes ago, BradL1234 said:

Also, I have been put off by AMD since my first ever Graphic card. Nothing but problems. Even though that may have changed now, I'll just stick with Intel!

Their graphics cards don't really have anything to do with their CPUs. The experience will be entirely different, and always would have been.

[BradL1234]

1 minute ago, Fasauceome said:

Well, the temps are pretty irrelevant because I've set my own voltage and frequency, but it keeps the CPU below 75 Celsius under a heavy synthetic load. (4.6 all core 1.18 volts)

 

Their graphics cards don't really have anything to do with their CPUs. The experience will be entirely different, and always would have been.

Yeah, I guess you're right. Don't think it is fair to judge their overall products for one bad one I had nearly 5 years ago. But for now I'll stick with Intel just because I am more familiar with them, and who knows.. maybe Ryzen will pull me over one day!

 

Thanks for the answers dude