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Hi everyone, I am new to this forum though I have been following Linus for years now. I got a Deepcool Captain 240EX recently. My temps have been increasingly high. I have my Phenom 955 clocked to 3.7Gigs at 1.424V and the NB at 2.4Gigs at 1.25V. I generally idle at around 44C and on load hit 63C-65C. I must say that ambient temps here in India are around 35C right now. But I upgraded from a Hyper 212 Turbo which had better or almost similar temps than this aio. What do you all think? Issue with the pump? I reseated the block around 3 times with a Mastergel Pro thermal paste from Cooler Master. All gave me the same results. The rad is on top exhausting with the fans in push. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

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You went from a high-end air cooler to a very low-end AIO. The Captain series is known to be pretty bad. Also your CPU voltage is very high, leading to more heat for the cooler to handle. 

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No offense sir, but the Deepcool AIOs have been shown to be potentially great coolers. And the Hyper 212 is not a high end cooler. Its a great budget cooler. What I am looking for is a reasonable solution. I can RMA it but I wanna know if there is something I could do that would help the situation. Also, the Phenoms need at least 1.4 V to be stable under overclocking.These are 8 year old processors we are talking about.

 

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