Somehow my Pc runs incredible and cooler than ever 5 years old..

[Exii]

so i built a pc with:
b360 motherboard
i3 8100
32gb of ram(2400 mhz)
1050ti OC
tuned it a little but didn't OC that much, it ran amazing from day 1 with stock cooler and a case with 6 fans 7 if you count cpu..
i do building and room pressure control programming for hospitals, so i designed my own table box like from the show!
so basically its a perfect vacuum chamber, can run 2 games at once, over watch and tf2 usually 1080p 60hz high.
seeing peaks of 120 degrees F most cores around 105. maybe this should be an idea you do on your show.
                         CHEERS!

[WhitetailAni]

How do you overclock a non-K Intel CPU?

[Exii]

comes OC

[Electronics Wizardy]

1 minute ago, Exii said:

comes OC

What do you mean by that? It can't be overclocked, and turboboost isn't overclocking.

 

 

[GhostRoadieBL]

you are running the pc in a vacuum within a sealed table with 6 fans (assuming) exhausting the air and no intakes?

[DavidKalinowski]

B360 has no provisions for overclocking CPU or Memory.. so the only thing going on would be turbo boost. Also a vacuum chamber would suck all the air out of a given space. So the heat from the heat sinks would not go any where, it would actually overheat. Cooling a computer requires exhausting the heat generated, that requires something for the heat to move to. In most cases that's the air around the heat sink, or the water in a water cooling setup which in turn moves the heat to the radiator and that in turn moves the heat into the air.. see what I'm getting here? 

 

pressure controlling a building requires moving air, intakes and exhausts. Its not a vacuum chamber.

[FAZIN]

This entire post sounds fishy to me. I would like to see pics for proof. Also none of the parts listed are 5 years old, so is that just OP stating his age?

[Helpful Tech Witch]

11 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

How do you overclock a non-K Intel CPU?

 

15 minutes ago, DavidKalinowski said:

B360 has no provisions for overclocking CPU or Memory.. so the only thing going on would be turbo boost. Also a vacuum chamber would suck all the air out of a given space. So the heat from the heat sinks would not go any where, it would actually overheat. Cooling a computer requires exhausting the heat generated, that requires something for the heat to move to. In most cases that's the air around the heat sink, or the water in a water cooling setup which in turn moves the heat to the radiator and that in turn moves the heat into the air.. see what I'm getting here? 

 

pressure controlling a building requires moving air, intakes and exhausts. Its not a vacuum chamber.

 

11 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

How do you overclock a non-K Intel CPU?

He has a OC 1050ti,  which is pre OCed.