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Highest temp for safe FX9590

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so during idle, it jumps between ~16c to around ~55c.

When on load, using prime 95, smal ffts, is a WAT

 

hold up

 

its a negative numer :/

~0.6c

 

it crashed :/

Well its time for a cpu cooler upgrade, the FX 9590 is a mental cpu when it comes to heat, or you could just keep the current cpu cooler if you don't put it under full load like that normally. Or you could strap a Delta fan to it if you are a deaf.

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You would get very similar or worst temperatures with a AF fan. If you want red led fan I would go for a Coolmaster Jetflo which is according to PCPP, the best SP PWM fan with a red led on it.

sorry, 280 mm aio

af 140 leds

 

i dont like the jetflow leds

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sorry, 280 mm aio

af 140 leds

 

i dont like the jetflow leds

You have a 280MM AIO cooler or are you getting one? 

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You have a 280MM AIO cooler or are you getting one? 

might get one. and im goin to put sp 140s on it. rest of case will be af 140s

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You have a 280MM AIO cooler or are you getting one? 

its thermal throttling. overdrive says -1, then 5, then 7, then -0.7, etc

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its thermal throttling. overdrive says -1, then 5, then 7, then -0.7, etc

That still isn't exactly good since your cpu is being limited and you keep getting it over the limit, I would personally play it safe.

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