Hello everyone, sorry I am new to OC
So back in 2013 I ordered a PC from ibuypower and the specs are
i7 4770k @3.5hz (with liquid cooling?)
GA Z87 HD3 motherboard
16gb DDR3 Ram
GTX 760 which I upgraded to a GTX 1060 SC
Its been a while so instead of upgrading my CPU, I decided to just OC my current CPU; however, when I bumped to 4.0hz and 1.16V, I ran ASUS realbench for 15 mins and got a MAX temp. of 100C. Obviously its too high, I heard that it has to be below 85C, but I looked online and so many people have their 4770k with just Hyper 212 evo bump to 4.4 and get MAX temperatures of like 80-85. So i figured obviously something is wrong with my cooling and well I didnt know better, I didnt touch the liquid cooling for the last 7 years... Do I need to change the coolant in it and how can i do it?
I also ordered a Hyper 212 Black Edition and some Arctic Silver thermal paste. Is this the better option? Or should I do something about the liquid cooling?
Picture of the cooling system: View: https://imgur.com/a/n8OTvfw
Sorry and thank you
So back in 2013 I ordered a PC from ibuypower and the specs are
i7 4770k @3.5hz (with liquid cooling?)
GA Z87 HD3 motherboard
16gb DDR3 Ram
GTX 760 which I upgraded to a GTX 1060 SC
Its been a while so instead of upgrading my CPU, I decided to just OC my current CPU; however, when I bumped to 4.0hz and 1.16V, I ran ASUS realbench for 15 mins and got a MAX temp. of 100C. Obviously its too high, I heard that it has to be below 85C, but I looked online and so many people have their 4770k with just Hyper 212 evo bump to 4.4 and get MAX temperatures of like 80-85. So i figured obviously something is wrong with my cooling and well I didnt know better, I didnt touch the liquid cooling for the last 7 years... Do I need to change the coolant in it and how can i do it?
I also ordered a Hyper 212 Black Edition and some Arctic Silver thermal paste. Is this the better option? Or should I do something about the liquid cooling?
Picture of the cooling system: View: https://imgur.com/a/n8OTvfw
Sorry and thank you