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Heard the 212 evo is quite a good option. But the Cryorig H7 is better, but it doesn't stay available often on pcpp. Any suggestions? At best it will be a 4.3ghz (Budget $40)

I use a Cryorig H7, it's worth the wait.

Heard the 212 evo is quite a good option. But the Cryorig H7 is better, but it doesn't stay available often on pcpp. Any suggestions? At best it will be a 4.3ghz (Budget $40)

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I use a Cooler Master 212 evo on my i5 6600 with no overclock and I really like it.

The cpu is idle at 28 degrees and around 38 degrees under load. Note that I did not overclock my cpu.

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be quiet! Pure Rock or H7.

I use a Coolermaster evo 212 on my i5 6600 with no overclock and I really like it.

The cpu is idle at 28 degrees and around 38 degrees under load. Note that I did not overclock my cpu.

38 under load. Right. I smell bullshit.

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The only issue I have with the Hyper 212 EVO is that it's frickin huge. But then again, all 120mm vertical fan CPU coolers are huge.

 
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Heard the 212 evo is quite a good option. But the Cryorig H7 is better, but it doesn't stay available often on pcpp. Any suggestions? At best it will be a 4.3ghz (Budget $40)

I use a Cryorig H7, it's worth the wait.

CPU: Intel Xeon E3 1231 V3 3.4ghz CPU COOLER: Cryorig H7 w/ Red Corsair SP120mm  MOBO: MSI SLI Krait Edition Z170 MEMORY: G.Skill Ripjaws 8gb (2x4) Storage: Kingston V300 120gb, WD 1TB GPU: MSI R9 390X CASE: Phantom 410 (ew) PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower Modular 550w CASE FANS: 4 CORSAIR SP120mm MONITOR: LG 25UM67 KEYBOARD: Das4 Ultimate Cherry MX Blue MOUSE: Deathadder Chroma Left-Handed AUDIO: Sennheiser HD598 Black, Astro A40s

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TheRandomness, on 22 Jan 2016 - 8:00 PM, said:TheRandomness, on 22 Jan 2016 - 8:00 PM, said:TheRandomness, on 22 Jan 2016 - 8:00 PM, said:

be quiet! Pure Rock or H7.

 

38 under load. Right. I smell bullshit.

Here is "your bullshit": D5aApii.png

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Here is "your bullshit":

-snips-

..... That shouldn't be possible. Load temps are at least 60 deg C if not more. Test with Aida64 instead maybe? Because a program called heavy load...

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Here is "your bullshit":

Haven't heard of this program before. Aida64 it

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TheRandomness, on 22 Jan 2016 - 8:12 PM, said:

..... That shouldn't be possible. Load temps are at least 60 deg C if not more. Test with Aida64 instead maybe? Because a program called heavy load...

 

 

kameshss, on 22 Jan 2016 - 8:17 PM, said:

Haven't heard of this program before. Aida64 it

 

I ran the AID64 test and the highest core temperature was around 35 degrees. This proves that the Cooler Master hyper 212 EVO does its job.

 

Do note that this is with a i5 6600 with no overclock. So a I7 4790K will have different temperatures.

 

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I have a 4790k non-overclocked with a Cryorig H7 that runs FurMark CPU burner at a toasty 71-73 Celsius. I also picked it up for 30 USD at newegg. Hope this helps.

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I ran the AID64 test and the highest core temperature was around 35 degrees. This proves that the Cooler Master hyper 212 EVO does it's job.

 

Do note that this is with a i5 6600 with no overclock. So a I7 4790K will have different temperatures.

-snips-

I still don't believe you... Try measuring temps with HWmonitor (or BIOS) instead?

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I have a Cooler Master Hyper T4 on mine and it has been amazing.

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I ran the AID64 test and the highest core temperature was around 35 degrees. This proves that the Cooler Master hyper 212 EVO does it's job.

 

Do note that this is with a i5 6600 with no overclock. So a I7 4790K will have different temperatures.

 

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Donno man.

 

Even a delidded CPU won't get this low temp under load.

 

Even a AIO won't do this much cooling.

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BQ Dark Rock 3

CPU: Intel Xeon E3 1231 V3 3.4ghz CPU COOLER: Cryorig H7 w/ Red Corsair SP120mm  MOBO: MSI SLI Krait Edition Z170 MEMORY: G.Skill Ripjaws 8gb (2x4) Storage: Kingston V300 120gb, WD 1TB GPU: MSI R9 390X CASE: Phantom 410 (ew) PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower Modular 550w CASE FANS: 4 CORSAIR SP120mm MONITOR: LG 25UM67 KEYBOARD: Das4 Ultimate Cherry MX Blue MOUSE: Deathadder Chroma Left-Handed AUDIO: Sennheiser HD598 Black, Astro A40s

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Seems that I got a good system with a good cooler :P (6 minute test)

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Ok now back on-topic :D

 

On-topic:

Well maybe you can compare cooling results for the evo 212 and other coolers?

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The only issue I have with the Hyper 212 EVO is that it's frickin huge. But then again, all 120mm vertical fan CPU coolers are huge.

It helps to consider that much of it is a 120mm fan which isn't small to begin with. 

..... That shouldn't be possible. Load temps are at least 60 deg C if not more. Test with Aida64 instead maybe? Because a program called heavy load...

Temps depend on voltage and load as well as case airflow. Those load temps are perfectly normal.

Seems that I got a good system with a good cooler :P (6 minute test)Ok now back on-topic :D

On-topic:

Well maybe you can compare cooling results for the evo 212 and other coolers?

You could always look at benchmarks.

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It helps to consider that much of it is a 120mm fan which isn't small to begin with. 

Temps depend on voltage and load as well as case airflow. Those load temps are perfectly normal.

You could always look at benchmarks.

B-but... 35 C under load!?

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B-but... 35 C under load!?

That is very odd

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B-but... 35 C under load!?

It's on the low side but it doesn't look like the stress test was running for long. It could also have to do with ambient temps.

Seems that I got a good system with a good cooler :P (6 minute test)

6min is close to nothing. Thermal tests should be 20min minimum and optimally over an hour.

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