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Rotating my Nirvana 120?
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Should I rotate my Nirvana round so that the fan blows air upwards towards the 140's to lower temps? Would it make a difference?
Im trying to get my processor stable on 3.7 but it gets too hot on the stable voltage! Thanks !
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How much vcore are you pushing through that phII?
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Well my 3.7 might be stable @ 1.45v, but it gets to 61 in about 5 mins which at that point i stop because its too close to the danger temp. My cooler says it can handle 150w + but at these settings, according to Xtreme PSU calculator, my CPU pushes out 225w
. Some OCZ Freeze and new case fans may be able to do it, but im wondering if the orientation of the cooler is better upwards ?
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Changing the orientation is unlikely to net any adequate gains. What you need is a TRUE with 2 fans in push-pull configuration.
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Yeah that would be nice, but i dont have the cash at the moment
. I was just wondering if this would have any quick fixes because it gets too hot only after a while, its like its on the edge of getting too hot, a slight change may stop it. Ill have to see if the new case fans change anything because the current ones are abysmal! Thanks anyway! rep+
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