Hey guys, i just upgraded my cpu from a fx 6100 to a fx 8370.
i am currently cooling it down with a antec H2O 920, a closed loop water cooler, it over 2 years now, but i cleaned it for dust.
still i'm getting high temps, its 56-58 celsius idle, and under intel burn test it reaches 72 celsius and it's only the thermal throttle that keeps it from going any further.
is my water cooler really that bad, i dont have space for any bigger water cooler in my case.
i made a little researching and found out that my water cooler is rated to handle 95w TDP and the fx 8370 is a 125 W TDP
can the stock air cooler really handle the 125W TDP, it looks puny but is it better than my water coller???
i have not overclocked the 8370 but disabled the AMP, cool and quiet and other power saving function so it runing 4 ghz base and bost 4,3 ghz
is air cooling more powerful than water cooling???
in the past were i oc my old fx 6100 i cold not pas 4,2 ghz and even that was to hot inder a burn test
i am currently cooling it down with a antec H2O 920, a closed loop water cooler, it over 2 years now, but i cleaned it for dust.
still i'm getting high temps, its 56-58 celsius idle, and under intel burn test it reaches 72 celsius and it's only the thermal throttle that keeps it from going any further.
is my water cooler really that bad, i dont have space for any bigger water cooler in my case.
i made a little researching and found out that my water cooler is rated to handle 95w TDP and the fx 8370 is a 125 W TDP
can the stock air cooler really handle the 125W TDP, it looks puny but is it better than my water coller???
i have not overclocked the 8370 but disabled the AMP, cool and quiet and other power saving function so it runing 4 ghz base and bost 4,3 ghz
is air cooling more powerful than water cooling???
in the past were i oc my old fx 6100 i cold not pas 4,2 ghz and even that was to hot inder a burn test