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Claydster6
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I have an intel i5 4430

 

on idle, i get around 45c and load its around 66c

Would this be good to be gaming in?

 

I'm using an NiC C5 cooler with the fans out

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Yes. Very good.

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sure.

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If the fans are out and your getting these temps 

 

They look fine

 

Want better get a good airflow and stuff add some coolers to your pc..

 

 
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what do you mean fans "out". you mean passive?

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They look fine, but they could be better. Optimize your airflow.

I have a 4570 with a Hyper 212 EVO. I never go above 55-56°C, and the NiC C5 is way better than the EVO, it has more heatpipes and dissipation area.

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http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_i5/Intel-Core%20i5-4430.html

 

If you scroll down, you'll see the maximum temperature for the i5-4430 is around 72 C, so you should be fine. If you're worried that it may increase at all, it would help changing out the thermal paste, getting a new CPU cooler or adding more case fans.

 

Happy Gaming! :)

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They look fine, but they could be better. Optimize your airflow.

I have a 4570 with a Hyper 212 EVO. I never go above 55-56°C, and the NiC C5 is way better than the EVO, it has more heatpipes and dissipation area.

I'm not sure what he means with "out" but I think he means "off", that means the temps are on a passive heatsink. That's not bad.

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I'm not sure what he means with "out" but I think he means "off", that means the temps are on a passive heatsink. That's not bad.

Oh... If that's with heatsink only then that's actually great. I don't find any reasons to don't have fans on the cooler ._.

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If the fans are out and your getting these temps 

 

They look fine

 

Want better get a good airflow and stuff add some coolers to your pc..

I have 2 fans in the front (intake), 1 rear, and 3 on the top blowing out air. They're all running around  ~1000rpm

 

 

what do you mean fans "out". you mean passive?

No fans on the heatsink, i meant passive.

 

 

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Core_i5/Intel-Core%20i5-4430.html

 

If you scroll down, you'll see the maximum temperature for the i5-4430 is around 72 C, so you should be fine. If you're worried that it may increase at all, it would help changing out the thermal paste, getting a new CPU cooler or adding more case fans.

 

Happy Gaming! :)

Thanks

 

 

Oh... If that's with heatsink only then that's actually great. I don't find any reasons to don't have fans on the cooler ._.

The 2 fans that came with the cooler have recently been making a high pitch sound, and I dont have any extras that I can use laying around

 

 

Yes. Very good.

 

sure.

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