New CPU cooler for my PC

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       #61

    Britton30 said:
    LittleJay said:
    Thanks for your reply as always mate! You have been a great help to me and i really appreciate it.
    Stick with me kid and we'll go places!


    All good places I hope!
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       #62

    Glad you are happy with it so far!
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    kbrady1979 said:
    Glad you are happy with it so far!
    Thank you as well Kelly for all your help! I couldn't have done it without you. Installation was pretty simple because you guys had fully prepared.
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       #64

    Looks like a great rig LittleJay.

    I should have asked for advice from these guys before trying to install my cooler the first time. I wrestled with the thing and my mobo like for 3 hours straight, and once I got it done I had to start all over 'cause there was thermal paste all over the place. Lol.

    Post some pics of the case in "Show us your Rig"!
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    Thanks Bungee18!

    I had another fan that was the same size as the CPU fan that came with the Hyper 212 plus, so I decided to install it on the opposite side of the CPU cooler to help pull air through it. As a result, I now have stable core temps at minimum CPU usage of 28 degrees, which is 4-6 degrees cooler than before. Well worth the time and effort I think.
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    Well done LittleJay. I'm glad you have solved your problem. Sounds like very good temps you are getting now. Quite an improvement.
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    Thank you Steve! And yes, I am very happy with temps now.
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  8. Posts : 3,133
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    Ran into a little problem with getting a CPU Fan error warning in bios, when booting up my system. I finally figured out that the fan control settings were set to warn me if they dropped below 600 rpm. And then I noticed that at idle my CPU fan runs around 560 rpm. Since 600 rpm is the minimum setting in bios, I had to turn it off and now I don't get the CPU fan warning on boot up. Just another little learning experience!
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    Arctic Silver 5 is conductive and capacitative and can cause serious damage to your components if installed incorrectly, also, it cools worse than the top dogs, which are:

    Noctua NT-H1
    Arctic MX-4
    Tuniq TX series
    IC Diamond
    CoolLabratory Liquid Pro(liquid, not a paste)
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    darksparten said:
    Arctic Silver 5 is conductive and capacitative and can cause serious damage to your components if installed incorrectly, also, it cools worse than the top dogs, which are:

    Noctua NT-H1
    Arctic MX-4
    Tuniq TX series
    IC Diamond
    CoolLabratory Liquid Pro(liquid, not a paste)
    He is using Arctic MX-4...
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