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Noctua nh-u9s on 5800x3d

Dragonaut
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I will likely upgrade to a 5800x3d assuming i can get a good deal on black friday.

I already have a noctua nh-u9s for my 4690k, but will it be enough for the 5800x3d? Or should i upgrade? 

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17 minutes ago, Dragonaut said:

I will likely upgrade to a 5800x3d assuming i can get a good deal on black friday.

I already have a noctua nh-u9s for my 4690k, but will it be enough for the 5800x3d? Or should i upgrade? 

IMHO, you should.

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1 hour ago, Dragonaut said:

Or should i upgrade?

I would upgrade it.

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On 9/30/2022 at 1:41 PM, Dragonaut said:

Or should i upgrade? 

Actually... I will have to let you know shortly, I have it installed, but so far from what I am seeing, this is one cool running CPU.  But bare in mind my cooler is massive compared to yours, not just in size, but actual capacity.

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Try it out. It might not have a lot of thermal headroom for boosting but should be fine at stock or undervolted. 

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Yeah I would try it out. It really doesn’t run that warm.

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34 minutes ago, Dogzilla07 said:

@Dragonautdon't forget to Curve optimize it [-5 or -10 should work for all cores], and u can always lower the power rating slightly on top of the CO if it makes the u9s work.

also do cinebench on stock settings 1st, note down the scores before u start tuning

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43 minutes ago, fonzz1e said:

also do cinebench on stock settings 1st, note down the scores before u start tuning

I'd rather run some games, as u can have lower cinebench scores that don't impact fps. but as long don't get hung-up on small score differences, cinebench is a good test. @Dragonaut Buildzoid solves this by taking a in-between approach, and limits the cinebench runs to 6 threads to emulate gaming performance.

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