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9/9/12 at 2:32pm
After you reached the max test for at least 6 hours with prime 95 not for thetemps. For stability. I did 48 hours...
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9/9/12 at 3:03pm
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Originally Posted by Jirne View Post

After you reached the max test for at least 6 hours with prime 95 not for thetemps. For stability. I did 48 hours...

Little overkill with 48 hours of Prime :|

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9/9/12 at 3:08pm
For thermal paste, MX-4 is the cheapest and the best. For application, you should try two small lines on the heatpipes or the cpu, as the pea method doesn't do well with Hyper 212+ evo. I idle at 25c on a overclocked i7 930 with the original hyper 212+. 40 seems a little high :/
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9/9/12 at 3:23pm
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For thermal paste, MX-4 is the cheapest and the best. For application, you should try two small lines on the heatpipes or the cpu, as the pea method doesn't do well with Hyper 212+ evo. I idle at 25c on a overclocked i7 930 with the original hyper 212+. 40 seems a little high :/

The two small lines is the method that I seem to be seeing a lot while reading on the 212 thanks I'll give that a shot. This was the first non-stock cooler that I've installed lol. And I'm starting to think I did to much of the paste, did the pea sized but it was a large pea :\. Like someone was saying I'm not sure how much of a difference it will make but I'll give it a shot.
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