way more when OCd

https://lambda.sx/2Ng.png

no, it's 95W advertised and what it should be with default BIOS settings

it can do it fine tbh, as long as you don't overclock it

this is with my fans off <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

but who the fuck runs prime 95 all day

unless its winter

:P

current ambient

@Goz3rr you can get that kind of workload when compiling jvm/c++ projects a lot

for hours

so it's not completely unreasonable

nah, gcc doesn't produce anywhere near as much heat as prime95 small fft

AVX and FPU instructions are what really heat up a CPU

neither are used by compilers

but on stuff like stress-calculations and such

... reason why i have cryorig H5 in my 2600k

yeah that would do it

h5 iirc is specified for 160w (without fans)

(2600k being 95w TDP too )

and i have 2 fans on the heatsink sooo~

OC it

i watercooled my gpu and cpu

but run my system passive most of the time

it is already OCd duh

custom loop or aio?

custom

friendly reminder than AIO is an overpriced meme that performs at best as good as regular air coolers

as some wise man said : There is no "overkill." There is only "open fire" and "time to reload."

at triple the price

AIO has better aesthetic

if you want aesthetic, you probably want a custom loop anyway

obligatory rgb lights

the top tube is done shitty

but i ran out of the right fittings

so i had to make do

also those pre-made loops are actualy way more effective than air ones

what's the paper towel for

looking for leaks?

leak testing

mostly due they redirect the heatspreader to wall where it goes >out