My question is, With max fans and liquid cooled cpu how hot will this badboy get?
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CPU idles around 28-29GPU idles around 34CPU gaming 35ishGPU gaming 65-75Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4 GHznVIDIA GeFORCE GTX 760Fan speeds controlled by EVGA PRECISION X (v4) linear up from 40% to 100% based on temps.
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Depends on the CPU but I am running an i7-3770k @4.4ghz and mine never gets above 60c (using realtempGT) on full folding load with GPU folding as well. Thats with a corsair h100. A customer loop will likely do better.
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That's a loaded question. It depends on the TDP of your system and how much heat you're pushing out. If you have a blower style gpu like a reference 780 or r9 290x then you're heat is negligible at best. This all depends on yours ambient temps too. Just remember, if you're overclocking you'll need the headroom for a radiator, fans and piping. I have a 4790k, msi AC, and an Asus r9 290x direct cu ii. I'm using an h100i and never see temps above 38c @4.7Ghz. It's the best enthusiast case for an itx system imo.
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With max fans and liquid cool, I tell you with out putting exhaust fan and liquid cool CPU. It does not get very hot. CPU is around 40c that is when I am gaming and graphic card around 45c. Because it get fresh cooler from the outside. Not the air the case which is little hotter. Over all I love the case the fans that came with are very quiet.
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CPU idles around 28-29 GPU idles around 34 CPU gaming 35ish GPU gaming 65-75 Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4 GHz nVIDIA GeFORCE GTX 760 Fan speeds controlled by EVGA PRECISION X (v4) linear up from 40% to 100% based on temps.
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Not sure how hot that intel processor runs. Since your gaming I'd seriously consider upgrading to a 240mm water cooler similar to this...Cooler Master Seidon 240M - All-In-One CPU Liquid Water Cooling System with 240mm Radiator and 2 Fans I think the 240 mm will fit that case but double check it for sure
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its amazing. I don't have a water cooling system and it rarely gets warm. (I keep it on lowest fan setting for noise and game pretty hard on highest settings, when it rarely does I turn the fans up and its cool again within a minute)
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I use a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo. If you don't plan on doing extreme overclocking, I think it will serve you well. I run the cpu at stock settings, and the core temperatures at maximum load are roughly 50-55 C. No need to go overboard on cooling unless you plan to overclock.
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There were reports of a max OC of 4.6 Ghz using the stock cooler. Depending on your area if it's cool enough and if you get a good chip you could probably get it pretty high. Aftermarket coolers don't seem necessary with this chip.
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Flawlessly, I consider myself a pretty hardcore gamer with multiple 3+ hour gaming sessions and I haven't found that the computer ever gets too hot to continue playing. The Max temp I have seen both CPU and GPU was probably around 75c. Even when it gets to that point just turn on the Turbo settings for the fan and it drops the temp to high 50s mid 60s. This laptop is a big girl so it's heat displacement is really amazing.
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All depends what your running in it. Also the avg temp of the air in your space. I haven't installed any extra fans aside from the H100 I use to cool my cpu. So for a basic build you should be fine.
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I'm about to put a review up, but I've had it for 3 weeks and it does get VERY hot. Much hotter than a 17" I had and hotter than a 15.4" I had. I mean like I didn't know it was safe for it to run this hot, and this is straight out of the box. However, I game for significant periods of time and I haven't had an overheat. Someone in newegg said this thing gets to 64 degrees C with a cooler, and that is accurate. If you buy this for gaming, I would reccomend a cooler (that shoots air to the front of the computer, since that's where the vents are) and u shud be fine. It comes with a free 2 yr accidental dmg warranty (if you register it w/ asus by mailing them a small slip that comes w/ the computer), so send it back if it does overheat.
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Sorry for the late reply here bud......The fan on this thing is pretty excellent. After a 2 hour long BF4 session the fan can cool from 75c+ down to about 35-40c in 2-3minutes.
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BTW go with an aftermarket cooler for that 8350, i have the exact same cpu and it runs quite a bit hotter then any cpu i've ever owned but if you can manage to keep it nice and cool its performance will amaze you.
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Max temp on this processor is 62c, for a longer lasting lifespan you don't want it above 58c under full load, I thought you should know this so you can make a fair judgement. The stock heatsink is not going to OC and keep you in that temp range under full load. The coolermaster hyper 212 is an excellent low cost replacement, I personally use a zalman 9900max but its a bit pricey for air cooling. When you OC this chip it can pull up to and a bit over 300 watts on 12v. Save your components the stress and spend a bit for a hyper 212
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yes, i had it above 4.0 even without liquid cooling, i don't recommended that of course, my case has 7 fans and the air coming out is very hot; but the point is, it is still stable.
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It may get in the upper 60-70C range, this is by no means a performance cooler, the FX-9XXX series chips were made for liquid cooling, a better option would be a high performance nactua air cooler, or a 120/140mm all in one cooler, AMD ships the 9XXX cards from the factory with water coolers because of the 220w TDP, meaning you have to get a cooler that can dissipate 200+ watts of power and heat. The best bet if you need to fix an immediate problem is to get a super cheap air cooler and underclock then processor to 3.5-4.0ghz, then save up for a liquid cooling setup so you can run the chip how it was meant to run. Sorry for the long question, I just didn't want to see someone burn a chip over an incorrect comment.
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Oh, and do a push pull configuration with that hearsink and youll never have issues. I also recommend arctic silver thermal paste(one fan pushing over the heatsink, and one fan pulling and exhausting. Both fans will blow the same way)
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Yes it will be fine. I've ran 2 CPUs with this fan that is over 95w and it works fine. Now if you tried gaming the temp wouldn't go critical if you have a well ventilated case.
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It can run pretty hot, but I've never had any performance issues from overheating. If you're really that worried about it, buy a cheap cooling pad. Mine cools it down easily even while gaming.
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Yes, and it is awesome. My CyberPower Custom computer now runs so cool with the Thermaltake! Trust me, you will be impressed with your temps! Oh, did I mention that it is super quiet too? It is.