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Hello
Im having a hard time finding a high quality 200mm fan. Finding 120 to 140mm well built fans are easy Noctua and Cougar come to mind for long life, low noise high air flow.
I cant seem to find any 200mm fan that is really really quite in the 400 to 600 rpm range, But can move about...
Thats how I understand VID as well..I but I wasnt sure if it was adjustable though say an intermediary like LLC.
Do you have a way to check your loaded VID using something like prime 95 and real temp?
I guess unless I hear otherwise Ill assume my VID is in the green. Im trying to figure out...
after reading this whole thread there is little to no discussion about VID voltage.
Ive got my 2600k OCed to 4.5Ghz and VID voltage is .9957 idle to 1.3711 prime 95... CPU voltage is 1.008 idle to 1.368 max which I notice during windows load...not prime 95 which shows a max of 1.296v.
Is my...
My temp sensors are:
Fan 1, probe 1: front 200mm corsair sensor on CPU
Fan/ probe2: 200mm corsair exhaust top sensor on Video card heatsink/case
fan/Probe 3: Rear 120mm Noctua sensor on heatsink for what intel calls SATA6...I think its the NB chip...this is a poor choice as temps dont change...
I have the lamp FC touch and im using it drive the 200mm corsair fans that come with the 650d and 1 120mm Noctua. It works excellent. The automatic mode is great once you set it up. I have my 200mm idle at 600 RPM the noctua 120 at 680 rpm and one 50x50 fan for the sabertooth p67 idle at 1140...
I have often mulled over the idea of replacing the stock Corsair fan (i have hx 750) fan with a noctua fan. Has anyone tried this as far as I can tell it should would.
Was the stock fan 3 or 4 pin?
-Gun
Hello
After reading the very helpful "official asus oc guide" here on Hardforum...all 49 pages of it and some sections more than twice I finally felt brave enough to go OC my new system.
I wanted to get 4.5Ghz stable I felt this was a good balance between long life and performance. Right now I...