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a 650w that is powering 470w of demand is using 75% of the capasite with in the 80% so your good
I plan on getting a Corsair TX 650 which has more power on the 12V than my EA650,which only has up to 540W on the three 12V rails. I've been looking for something at least 80 plus bronze as well as a cleaner power output.

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Sounds good to me, hopefully this will solve my issues....hehe so much for the 92mm fan i bought to expand my cooler xD
Going form a little 92mm cooler to a big 2x 120 water loop should ends those temp spikes all together,if you can't return the fan maybe you could use it in your case somehow.
    
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Ahh all my slots are 120MM+ but hey, it was £6 so screw it i dun care considering the h100 was £85 smile.gif
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I plan on getting a Corsair TX 650 which has more power on the 12V than my EA650,which only has up to 540W on the three 12V rails. I've been looking for something at least 80 plus bronze as well as a cleaner power output.
Going form a little 92mm cooler to a big 2x 120 water loop should ends those temp spikes all together,if you can't return the fan maybe you could use it in your case somehow.

going with 3 12V rails make sure it has atless 20amps on each rail

something like this where it has 18 amps on 4 12 volt rails

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817104133
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In this review the Hyper TX3 was a 7C higher than the 212 plus (which is just a degree or two higher than the 212 evo). What everyone hasn't asked you is what was the ambient temperature in your room? Can you post a screenshot of HWMonitor and Speedfan open while running 100% load.
    
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In this review the Hyper TX3 was a 7C higher than the 212 plus (which is just a degree or two higher than the 212 evo). What everyone hasn't asked you is what was the ambient temperature in your room? Can you post a screenshot of HWMonitor and Speedfan open while running 100% load.

He's already ordered a new cooler.

And what review?
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He's already ordered a new cooler.
And what review?

http://www.legionhardware.com/articles_pages/cooler_master_hyper_212_plus_and_hyper_tx3,4.html

Or this one - http://www.frostytech.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2401&page=4

125 Watt thermal test, hyper TX3 22C over ambient @ 56db, Hyper 212 17.2C over ambient @ 45.9db

http://www.frostytech.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2655&page=4

125 Watt thermal test, hyper 212 evo 12.8C over ambient @ 47.1db, hyper 212 plus 14.4C over ambient @ 50.1db.
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http://www.legionhardware.com/articles_pages/cooler_master_hyper_212_plus_and_hyper_tx3,4.html
Or this one - http://www.frostytech.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2401&page=4
125 Watt thermal test, hyper TX3 22C over ambient @ 56db, Hyper 212 17.2C over ambient @ 45.9db
http://www.frostytech.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2655&page=4
125 Watt thermal test, hyper 212 evo 12.8C over ambient @ 47.1db, hyper 212 plus 14.4C over ambient @ 50.1db.

9 degree difference under load
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For what its worth my Room is around 19c and the system ambient temp is 25-28c

But yes i ordered a H100 last night, will just go easy on my CPU till then
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going with 3 12V rails make sure it has atless 20amps on each rail
something like this where it has 18 amps on 4 12 volt rails
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817104133
I wish I would have picked that one instead now lol. I went for the TX650-V2,only 80+ bronze but it has 53A on the single 12v rail. I don't plan to run dual cards for now. Even though the one you have listed has 4 rails,it wouldn't do well in SLI with only 18A on each rail.

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9 degree difference under load
9 degrees is a significant difference with air cooling. Here,http://www.legionhardware.com/articles_pages/cooler_master_hyper_212_plus_and_hyper_tx3,4.html
The TX3 ran 75C in stress testing,212+ ran 66C,as well as the fan being much quieter running at full speed.
    
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I wish I would have picked that one instead now lol. I went for the TX650-V2,only 80+ bronze but it has 53A on the single 12v rail. I don't plan to run dual cards for now. Even though the one you have listed has 4 rails,it wouldn't do well in SLI with only 18A on each rail.
9 degrees is a significant difference with air cooling. Here,http://www.legionhardware.com/articles_pages/cooler_master_hyper_212_plus_and_hyper_tx3,4.html
The TX3 ran 75C in stress testing,212+ ran 66C,as well as the fan being much quieter running at full speed.

single card that psu will work very good
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