mrdouble99
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fuck off, je dépense plus rien la, je viens de mettre 3k$ cette été sur mon setup...
Post your benchmark tests.
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fuck off, je dépense plus rien la, je viens de mettre 3k$ cette été sur mon setup...
SL!nky.Ako
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On dit tous ca
mrdouble99
Legacy Member
Je sais .....
Il y a une belle plate de Corsair qui va sortir pour mettre un AIO cooler dessus ma GTX980Ti
Il y a une belle plate de Corsair qui va sortir pour mettre un AIO cooler dessus ma GTX980Ti
mrdouble99
Legacy Member
Essai tu de me dire que tu est hot parce que tu as un custom water cooling ?
Boulard83
Active member
Nope, seulement que IMHO un bon AIR fera un aussi bon travail tout en étant "éternel", ce qui n'est pas le cas d'un AIO qui utilise toutes des pompes crappy.
mrdouble99
Legacy Member
Ben j'ai une reference 980Ti qui roule a 83c en load qui serait probablement très heureuse d'avoir un H80i
ToxicBug
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83C is fine for a GPU. Save your money for Pascal instead, you'll get a lot more return on your investment.
Boulard83
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Huge plus1
Wally West
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ma R9 290 roule a 79 degré, c'est correct en load pour une carte de ref.
ya but your boost clock drops after 80c. Best to stay under 78c.
Trupower Distribution
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chriscivic1999
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je m'attendait a un peu mieux mais sa fait la job quand meme
Trupower Distribution
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is a i5 4400k worth the upgrade? Right now my setup is i5 4400 3.1ghz 8 gigs of ram running on a dell board but i plan to change that as well.
Boulard83
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Other than the overclocking, it's not an "upgrade".
Trupower Distribution
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Any software to oc my current setup? I have nothing in the bios to up the processor. Thanks.
Boulard83
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Stick with your 4xxx not K
Or swap for an i7 still not K but you will at least gain some threads !
Trupower Distribution
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Stick with your 4xxx not K
I liked the first message better before the edit
Why not a K if it's in the same socket? Not worth the price? Just buy a whole new setup?
Boulard83
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I liked the first message better before the edit
I forgot you have a "no name" Dell board without much overclocking features. This is why i edited
But yes, overclocking a processor with software .... no comment !The K will have a few more MHZ out of the box but buying a K on a "no name" board like this is not usefull. On that board, the best thing you can do is buying the highest clocked out of the box processor.
As i told, an i7 with similar or higher clock will give you at least 4c/8t instead of 4c/4t. Gaming wise, the added thread are not alwais usefull but they sometimes are. If you do some encoding or other CPU intensive task, now the i7 will shine a little more.