Question Is corsair h80i V2 enough for I7 7700k to run at stock turbo?

[hayaty0923]

I want to buy a 120mm water cooler that will cool this cpu down. i dont have noctua or cryorig coolers availabe in my country right now. Thank you very much

 

[ElectrO_90]

120mm will do it, sure, but 240 is really ideal - because its quieter and more cooling.
Although, for the cost of the 120mm you may be able to get a decent cooler (not water)
Which country and what budget in your currency? Also any websites you buy from

 

[hayaty0923]

120mm will do it, sure, but 240 is really ideal - because its quieter and more cooling.
Although, for the cost of the 120mm you may be able to get a decent cooler (not water)
Which country and what budget in your currency? Also any websites you buy from

im from pakistan. My budget is 13000 RPS. the website i buy from is eezepc.com but as you can see im very very limited to what i can buy in coolers. if this cooler (h80i v2) is efficient im going for it but will a push pull configuration work better or two exhausts ? Thank you very much!

 

[ElectrO_90]

To be honest, I would save your money for something like https://www.eezepc.com/product/thermaltake-riing-silent-12-rgb-sync-edition-cpu-cooler/
Use the spare money to buy some good fans to allow for cool air in and out of the case

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/thermaltake-riing-silent-12-cpu-cooler.html

 

[hayaty0923]

To be honest, I would save your money for something like https://www.eezepc.com/product/thermaltake-riing-silent-12-rgb-sync-edition-cpu-cooler/
Use the spare money to buy some good fans to allow for cool air in and out of the case

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/thermaltake-riing-silent-12-cpu-cooler.html

oh so what do you think, will this be enough for my cpu? because i have a CM ma610p and it still goes above 78 C on load
edit: also i have a corsair 780t so air flow is pretty good with two 140mm intakes and one 140mm exhaust

 

[SgtScream]

Triple A titles are now optimizing for more than 4 cores and i've seen systems with 4 core 8 thread processors that are now constantly pegged close to 100% gaming load as a result. This isn't a bad thing however for that reason my recommendation would be a 240mm radiator at minimum. If this is too expensive, there are plenty of air coolers than can do better, at a more reasonable price.

 

[ElectrO_90]

Triple A titles are now optimizing for more than 4 cores and i've seen systems with 4 core 8 thread processors that are now constantly pegged close to 100% gaming load as a result. This isn't a bad thing however for that reason my recommendation would be a 240mm radiator at minimum. If this is too expensive, there are plenty of air coolers than can do better, at a more reasonable price.

We are limited to what is on the website in Pakistan - please look
As I already mentioned a 240mm would be great, I just think the 120mm is OK...

Here is a Review of the H80 - It's not so bad
https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/corsair_h80i_gt_review,11.html

 

[SgtScream]

We are limited to what is on the website in Pakistan - please look
As I already mentioned a 240mm would be great, I just think the 120mm is OK...

Here is a Review of the H80 - It's not so bad
https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/corsair_h80i_gt_review,11.html

Probably a test bench without a case, ideal ambient temperatures, no graphics card to increase temperatures in the nonexistent case and unrestricted air flow.

 

[ElectrO_90]

Probably a test bench without a case, ideal ambient temperatures, no graphics card to increase temperatures in the nonexistent case and unrestricted air flow.

You can see the CPU then you would see what he did to the 4th gen which is a lot more power hungry than the unclocked one. Its still not too bad

 

[SgtScream]

You can see the CPU then you would see what he did to the 4th gen which is a lot more power hungry than the unclocked one. Its still not too bad

Alright explain it so both he and myself can understand.

 

[ElectrO_90]

Alright explain it so both he and myself can understand.

Read the Review - he explains it better which is why I posted it. He has written it for people like you to understand and others

 

[SgtScream]

Read the Review - he explains it better which is why I posted it. He has written it for people like you to understand and others

The part about undervolting to obtain similar performance to Haswell?