How would this do on an i5 3570k that is overclocked to 4ghz? and would this fit inside of the cm storm scout 2 case?
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AMD FX-Series FX-8120 Black Edition Eight Core Processor (3.10 GHz, 16MB Cache, Socket AM3+, 125W, 3 Year Warranty, Retail Boxed) recently tried to run on 4.4 Ghz so far no prob temp max around 40C fan is almost silent. About the case I am do not know I having Cooler Master Silencio 550 USB3.0 ATX Case And I did have to remove the plastic top of it so if you will have fanon the side of that case you definitely will not fit. Plastic top is easy to remove, and cooler looks fine. Hope I helped you.
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It may be a tight fit size-wise depending on how much wiring, cards, and any extras you may place into the case. And on overclocking, it should handle it just fine as I had my P-4 quad oc'd from 2.4 to 3.8ghz , and the P4's ran hotter then the current line of I chips from Intel. Just make sure you have a extremely conductive gel between the processor and the heatsink.
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Yes it will fit. I have a CM Storm Scout case and I still have plenty of clearence. I placed this in with my i7 and it dropped the temp over 60 degrees. Now temps only start to hit the 140s when I am online gaming (Plantside 2, SWTOR), streaming video and surfing the web at the same time.
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I got mine up to 4.7 and kept it below those temps under load with the stock AMD closed loop liquid cooler. At 4.4Ghz mine stays under 55C under load, At 4.7 it stays around 65c under load, and at 5.0Ghz it can get as hot as 75c under load. 4.7ghz is 100% stable but 5.0ghz isn't exactly stable but I haven't done a ton of tweaking with the voltages and my cooler is only the AMD 120mm closed loop liquid cooler in push-pull so it's not top of the line by anymeans. Keep in mind just because mine acts this way it doesn't mean everyones will, every piece of silicon is different and there are so many variables such as what cooler you have, how good of airflow you have, how well you applied the thermal paste, and what kind of thermal paste you're using.
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I have no experience with that cpu. I'm running the intel 4770 k at 4.2 ghz I have it looped through an asus maximus iv formula mobo so it's pushing twice the route that it is designed for. benchmark is 984 at 86 degress Celsius. I think the only better option is the koolance stand alone unit but it's pricey
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I have a set of 8GB (totaling 16GB) Corsair Vengeance LP clocked at 1600mh/z and it works fine for me, you can even change the mh/z on the mobo bios which has tons to choose from.
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It will work, but I would not recommend going over 3.5ghz.If you intend to overclock, it would be wise to find a decent aftermarket one.
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Yes, two of my friends have the i7 4790k and this RAM with zero problems. I also use this RAM, but with the i5 4670K overclocked. Again, no issues. My friends have had their current set up for two weeks with great results. I know this isn't a very solid confirmation, but I thought I'd at least let you know that I've personally seen it running great with that processor :-)
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Worked for my I7-3770K - make sure you install it such that the airflow works within your case. I can't remember how to check but I think it had something to do with the direction of the cooler master logo - I think the ideal setup is to have the airflow exiting out of the rear of the PC. Idle temps around 40, load at 50-60.
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It helps if you're doing any significant overclocking. I run mine at 1.1GHz and some high voltage level that I don't remember offhand, and without heatsinks I couldn't do that with stability. Even at lower clock speeds, the 10-20 celsius difference can make you "feel" better, although I don't know how much of a realistic difference it will make in terms of functionality and useful lifetime.
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Yes pretty easily. My ambient temperature is 30C and I tested out on the stock cooler without overclocking at stock it would be around the 63C to 68C from what I recalled without a case running at 100% with prime95, if I am not wrong. It highly depends on your voltages setting. To reach 4.1ghz you would need around 1.18V to 1.2V it depends on your silicon luck. Increasing from the stock voltage to 1.2V is about a 5C increase at that clock speed. So at 4.1ghz you should be a around the 70+C range. The temperature jump from going from stock voltage to 1.2V is small for this cpu.. It is only when you go 1.2V and beyond that the temperature would sky rocket. I managed to push to 4.4ghz with stock cooler running prime95 at 100% and the temps would peak at 86C to 90C but I am at 1.3V already. All I can say is the stock cooler is surprisingly sufficient for the clocks you are going for. Getting any other cheap cooler at $20 would do much better than stock cooler though.
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This motherboard can hold up to 1600mhz ram. But im almost certain you can overclock it higher than that. It can also fit in both of those cases. I put this motherboard into a similar mid tower case. The Bitfenix Shinobi case. Fits very nicely
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Board accepts socket 1150 CPUs. The i5-3570K is an 1155 Socket CPU, so will not work.
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yes, absolutely! i know because my second computer has this combo on it. specifically, i have the 965 black edition cpu, model # HDZ965FBGMBOX. in case you're interested in overclocking, i have been running at a very stable 4.2ghz with reasonable temps since i set this rig up. don't be surprised if you see your motherboard temps higher than other boards. i sit around 42 cel. after having added a couple good case fans. have fun!
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Yes, I am running that in my CM Storm.This one exactly: Corsair Hydro Series Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler H100i
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It helps if you're doing any significant overclocking. I run mine at 1.1GHz and some high voltage level that I don't remember offhand, and without heatsinks I couldn't do that with stability.Even at lower clock speeds, the 10-20 celsius difference can make you "feel" better, although I don't know how much of a realistic difference it will make in terms of functionality and useful lifetime.
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I would recommend the 140mm if it will fit in your case. My PC has an overclocked 3930k and it has come close to overheating a few times even with the 140mm fans. The case is 7.5" wide and the fans are touching its side.
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honestly its not really overkill. since the cpu is a quad core running at 3.5 ghz and turbos itself to 3.9 ghz this seems a pretty spot on cooler for a cpu you want to get a long life out of. and since this cooler is only a few dollars more than coolers in its range (that still dont even meet its ability) i say its better to have a little extra cooling than to be pushing the limits of what you have. so in short i think this is perfect for your cpu if your case supports its size. (its extra thick and a little extra long)
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I believe so. A quick look at the Rosewill page for this case says that it will allow liquid cooling to be installed, if required. Though, I am running an Intel 3570K with a Noctua CPU fan and I have never even got near to being overtemp with this case and it's standard fans.