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Originally Posted by Angrybutcher

Wait, the CPU only gained 3c going to 1.5v and 5.2ghz? 55c load on an H100? 68c load on a Noctua??
I call BS on all accounts.
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I think this is BS as well because I have a supreme HF with chilled water and when I overclock my CPU I can tell a difference in max temps comparing stock to heavily overclocked immediately, and it's a bit more than 3c.
If I can see that much of a difference with chilled water I doubt some H100 using radiators to cool the water down to room temperature will only see a 3c difference.
And with that being said I can move onto this quote:
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Originally Posted by cook

Maybe if they dipped the rad in a cooler full of cold water.
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I have chilled water and you still see quite large differences from stock voltage and clocks compared to an overclocked chip as I mentioned earlier.
Now this is a complete shot in the dark as I don't have too much recollection of my temperatures when I tested this a few months ago but here are some ranges I believe to be somewhat accurate.
Stock clocks/voltage with my chiller (temps): Idle: 12c Load: 40c
Overclocked chip with my chiller (temps): Idle: 16c Load: 55c
Water is set to around 50f
There is no way in HELL they are getting 55C with a H100 under load at that high of a clock/voltage unless the room is 40-50f.
Unless they got a lapped sandy bridge because mine isn't too flat; but even then it would be quite hard.