cooler master hyper t4 with fx 8320

[miko michael2]

well i have the stock cooler reach 6500 rpm and it is very loud and i was thinking about getting an aftermarket cpu cooler the hyper 212 will not fit in my case and i am not going to overclock so i am going to get a hyper t4 so is it good i am not going to buy a liquid cooler and i have 3 case fans if you said to put them my cpu is fx 8320 idle 30_32 full load 73_75

 

[miko michael2]

please any one answer me

 

[Calculatron]

For not overclocking, yeah, the Hyper T4 will be great.

 

[miko michael2]

For not overclocking, yeah, the Hyper T4 will be great.

are you sure i am not going to overclock

 

[bmacsys]

please any one answer me

That is a low end cooler. The radiator is small, it only has four heatpipes. Better than stock but surely not great.

 

[Calculatron]

The stock cooler does a decent job at cooling the processor, but any halfway decent aftermarket cooling solution powered by a 120mm fan is going to do a better job.

Even something with a 92mm will probably do the trick, like the Thermalright Macho 90.

 

[bmacsys]

The stock cooler does a decent job at cooling the processor, but any halfway decent aftermarket cooling solution powered by a 120mm fan is going to do a better job.

Even something with a 92mm will probably do the trick, like the Thermalright Macho 90.

Go online and look at what a NH-D14 or a NH-U14S looks like. I have one cooling a 6300 and the other paired up with an 8320. Those are the types of hsf's to use with an AMD six or eight core cpu's.

 

[bmacsys]

The stock cooler does a decent job at cooling the processor, but any halfway decent aftermarket cooling solution powered by a 120mm fan is going to do a better job.

Even something with a 92mm will probably do the trick, like the Thermalright Macho 90.

No 92 mm tower cooler is going to keep a AMD six or eight core cpu cool with any kind of an overclock. I wouldn't use one at stock speeds to be honest.

 

[Calculatron]

No 92 mm tower cooler is going to keep a AMD six or eight core cpu cool with any kind of an overclock. I wouldn't use one at stock speeds to be honest.

Uh. He's not going to be overclocking.

Here is the True Spirit 90 managing to cool the FX-8350 at stock: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/thermalright-true-spirit-heat-sink,3560-5.html
Other examples, elsewhere, do exist.

 

[bmacsys]

No 92 mm tower cooler is going to keep a AMD six or eight core cpu cool with any kind of an overclock. I wouldn't use one at stock speeds to be honest.

Uh. He's not going to be overclocking.

Here is the True Spirit 90 managing to cool the FX-8350 at stock: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/thermalright-true-spirit-heat-sink,3560-5.html
Other examples, elsewhere, do exist.

I don't care if he isn't overclocking. At full load a 8320 produces a crap load of heat that has to be dissipated. A 92 mm cooler I wouldn't even recommend using with a four core cpu let alone six or eight.

 

[Calculatron]

Then you are literally denying reality.

 

[miko michael2]

so i am going to buy a thermalright true spirit 120 is it good??? or buy another cooler

 

[Calculatron]

The Thermalright True Spirit 120M is roughly on par with the Hyper 212 EVO for cooling power, but it is much shorter. I think it has 145mm height.

 

[miko michael2]

The Thermalright True Spirit 120M is roughly on par with the Hyper 212 EVO for cooling power, but it is much shorter. I think it has 145mm height.

so buy it or not or buy another cooler

 

[Calculatron]

Yes, buy it. It'll do a great job.

 

[miko michael2]

thanks calulatron i owe you one