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Hi i have an i5 6600k cooled whit a hyper t4 cooler master it keeps the cpu at 28 idle and arround 44 ,49 max on load the question is whit this cooler will i be able to do a little overclock if you have this one or a similar cooler tell me your experience 

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yeah, I have oced on stock cooler

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1 hour ago, ztdz800 said:

Hi i have an i5 6600k cooled whit a hyper t4 cooler master it keeps the cpu at 28 idle and arround 44 ,49 max on load the question is whit this cooler will i be able to do a little overclock if you have this one or a similar cooler tell me your experience 

Don't expect much, it's a pretty weak cooler. But it can do some OCing, yes.

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moved to CPUs section

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