xspc rasa rx240 with 3570k

[mickey]

How will this perform?? Room temperatures always 29 degrees celsius in the day and i want a mild OC of 4ghz.

 

[jamesriley94]

Very well. Cant give an exact temperature, but you can push the 3570k's to about 4.6ghz on watercooling without temperatures being any kind of an issue.

 

[SieB]

All chips are different, so no one can tell you how it will perform but it will be enough for that CPU, even when overclocked.

 

[mickey]

well i dont really care for all that speed because it make no difference in gaming. 4ghz is more than enough. i only see a 2~3 fps improvement in games. i don't do video editing at all either. So less heat the better.

Can someone post a link for me to see where i can see a guide for overclocking ivy bridge? I am using the gigabyte UD3H and a noctua cooler at the moment. This is my fist time with an intel processor.

 

[yassarikhan786]

Search for guides on Google or Youtube. I remember linus doing one recently.

Here's the video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCIWTX-jy9A

 

[mickey]

Search for guides on Google or Youtube. I remember linus doing one recently.

Here's the video:

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCIWTX-jy9A[/media]

saw it. Wasn't that helpful because i know how to OC just don't know about the fine tuning.

 

[airdeano]

saw it. Wasn't that helpful because i know how to OC just don't know about the fine tuning.

fine tuning is over-clocking. use a search engine it is easier.

i used "ivy bridge overclocking guide" in google and got lots of material.

using a water-cooling kit on a 4GHz over-clock, cool.. on an ambient 29° and

1.15-1.29v vcore load can range from 42°-65°. its a bit overkill, but easily done.

you might want to consider staying on air cooling for 5°-8°. since you are not

for more clock speed.

airdeano

 

[mickey]

fine tuning is over-clocking. use a search engine it is easier.

i used "ivy bridge overclocking guide" in google and got lots of material.

using a water-cooling kit on a 4GHz over-clock, cool.. on an ambient 29° and

1.15-1.29v vcore load can range from 42°-65°. its a bit overkill, but easily done.

you might want to consider staying on air cooling for 5°-8°. since you are not

for more clock speed.

airdeano

i know i should stay air cooling. I want to but where i am from it gets really hot everyday. All the time. I have a noctua NH-D14 and it can bearly keep my phenom II x4 cool. i gets to 58 degrees celsius while gaming. my Gpu is a 6870 twin frozr II and it gets at 80 degrees playing bf3. With my ac on temps will drop to 70's.

 

[airdeano]

then clock down the vcore..what you would lose is minimal in performance. at

lest unbtil the A/C is turned on, then clock 'er back-up..

its what i do to keep equipment inside the case. especailly at 30°+ ambient.

airdeano