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Hey, my question this time is that can a Hyper 212 EVO fit in a Corsair Carbide 300R?Also, is it enough to overclock an i5-4670k to 4.4 GHz?

that OC will be possible but I expect the temps will be pretty high

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Depends on how good you chip is. If you had a great chip, you wouldn't need to increase the voltage at all to get to 4.4ghz. Thus creating lower temperatures.

 

If you have a bad chip. you might need 1.4 volts to get to 4.4ghz. Thus creating a very high temperature.

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It should overclock to that, if you do well in the silicon lottery, but I would go for a beefier cooler to reach those speeds just to make sure it doesn't get too hot, and yes the 212 evo will fit in the 300r

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Depends on how good you chip is. If you had a great chip, you wouldn't need to increase the voltage at all to get to 4.4ghz. Thus creating lower temperatures.

 

If you have a bad chip. you might need 1.4 volts to get to 4.4ghz. Thus creating a very high temperature.

I guess time will tell, but if I'll end up with a bad chip 4.3 or 4.2 will do the job as well.I know, stupid question but how much chance do I have to get a chip that doesnt need overvolting?

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It should overclock to that, if you do well in the silicon lottery, but I would go for a beefier cooler to reach those speeds just to make sure it doesn't get too hot, and yes the 212 evo will fit in the 300r

Something like a Noctua NH-U12DX is in the beefier category?

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Something like a Noctua NH-U12DX is in the beefier category?

yeah, a noctua nhu12s, be quiet dark rock 3, even the coolermaster 412s are better heatsinks, although the 412s isn't that much better than the 212 evo.

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