Originally Posted by nepas

anyone know which is my ambient temp from these?

Originally Posted by Rolandooo

You still have not explained how around 333+ fps makes your jump further. Can you fill me in?

Originally Posted by Benny99

Ambient temp = Room Temp

Originally Posted by KentuckyRanger

If I may make another point here.
I see so many cases with enough fan force to lift a 747.
it's not how much air you can move, but how smart you move it.
also, it doesn't matter how fast you're moving the air. Moving air faster doesn't make it cooler.
if the ambient air is 35c you can have 100 fans In your case or on a rad, it's not going to make it cooler.
That's why server rooms have A/C because it's all about ambient temps as to cooling effects, that's why cars don't over heat in winter but do in the summer.

Originally Posted by Transonic

This is the main reason why many of us have a winter OC and a summer OC... or am I the only one?

Originally Posted by Jakg

i live in a freezer, i come in at night to an ambient of about 13.5° C

Originally Posted by Lando95

Another example: let's say both Chris and Mike both claim that their car has 500 horsepower. However, Chris' car weights 4000lbs, while Mike's car weighs 2500lbs. Who would win in a drag race? Mike would of course(assuming all else is equal). Both cars have the same amount of horsepower, but other factors, such as the weight, are very important when trying to make a comparison. The bottom line is that you just can't make a direct comparison of temperatures without knowing all the variables; ambient temperatures being of the most important of those variables when discussing cpu temps.

Originally Posted by Zikofski

not being an ass but this is a bad example LOL :P the yeah mikes car will win in a race at a sertain distance if they both same car same engine then they will reach the same top speed only the lighter car will get to that top speed quicker