Problem with uphere N1064 Argb

[Nectolyt]

Hello, I'm making this post because I'm kinda desperate. I bought the uphere N1064 Argb in white recently (i was tight on budget) and the website (amazon) advertises a 230w tdp however when I'm launching a stress test (cinebench R23) on my 2600x pulling 155w package power, the CPU hits 80°C pretty quickly. I'm using the Arctic MX-5 and open to any advice. I'm using the asus b550i strict gaming if it matters. Thanks for any help provided.

[mr fobs]

80 degrees with a 2600x in a stress test is a pretty normal temp. How does it fair under regular everyday loads? What are the idle temps? another important thing is airflow in your case.

[Nectolyt]

5 hours ago, mr fobs said:

80 degrees with a 2600x in a stress test is a pretty normal temp. How does it fair under regular everyday loads? What are the idle temps? another important thing is airflow in your case.

At idle it's running at 40C and usually it runs at 50-60C in everyday use. Also it's in the nr200p with 2 exhaust. I'll try without any panels on and check temps tomorrow

[mr fobs]

Those are really good temps, it sounds like what I would expect in the set up you have.

[Mark Kaine]

28 minutes ago, mr fobs said:

Those are really good temps, it sounds like what I would expect in the set up you have.

i watched a review of this "cooler" they got 72c, and were not happy at all, especially because heatsink wasnt soldered or something.

Also to this day i haven't heard anything  good about "uphere", cheap chinese brand is cheap… also something about their bearings tend to spray *oil* all over the place. Its a clear avoid/10.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[mr fobs]

1 hour ago, Mark Kaine said:

i watched a review of this "cooler" they got 72c, and were not happy at all, especially because heatsink wasnt soldered or something.

Also to this day i haven't heard anything  good about "uphere", cheap chinese brand is cheap… also something about their bearings tend to spray *oil* all over the place. Its a clear avoid/10.

 

 

I mean 80 is a little hot, but its also under a full load. The other temps - idle, average use, are totally acceptable.

 

I am not saying uphere is good, its not, but the temps he is getting are well within spec.

[Mark Kaine]

12 minutes ago, mr fobs said:

the temps he is getting are well within spec.

yes, but thats pretty much stock cooler territory, which as a bonus doesnt add the risk of ruining other components (plus it comes with the cpu for free basically)

[mr fobs]

1 minute ago, Mark Kaine said:

yes, but thats pretty much stock cooler territory, which as a bonus doesnt add the risk of ruining other components (plus it comes with the cpu for free basically)

If it came with one.. If he plans on OC I would definitely get a better cooler, or in a general a better cooler would be more better. I always recommend Noctua, but there are more budget friendly ones out there.

[Nectolyt]

On 8/13/2021 at 5:46 PM, mr fobs said:

If it came with one.. If he plans on OC I would definitely get a better cooler, or in a general a better cooler would be more better. I always recommend Noctua, but there are more budget friendly ones out there.

Do you have a noctua cooler to recommend that fits into the nr200p? Not too expensive if possible 

[mr fobs]

Here are the specs for you case 

76mm (GPU in vertical position), 153mm (tempered glass side panel), 155mm (vented steel side panel)

 

This One is 125mm
This one is 65mm

[Nectolyt]

On 8/17/2021 at 3:58 PM, mr fobs said:

Here are the specs for you case 

76mm (GPU in vertical position), 153mm (tempered glass side panel), 155mm (vented steel side panel)

 

This One is 125mm
This one is 65mm

Ok thanks I'll take a look at both of these!