ithehappy
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Hyper 212+
Overheating problems
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Hyper 212+
tkin
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Won't cut it, sell it and get the N620 for 2.5k.
ithehappy
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Hmm...don't wanna invest behind any cooler right now. I'll try with a new TIM first, lets see if it makes any difference.
India is toooooo HOT for PC stuffs
@ ithehappy -
are you running Hyper 212+ with single fan setup - try mounting an another 120mm on Hyper.
@ thetechfreak -
it's too hot - why not get a decent cooler like CM Hyper TX3.
@ mukherjee -
got it bro , thanks
@ Rajesh345 -
try local stores or any other online shops or else see if Hyper N620 is available - expect to pay 2.5k though but it's worth the extra money
are you running Hyper 212+ with single fan setup - try mounting an another 120mm on Hyper.
@ thetechfreak -
it's too hot - why not get a decent cooler like CM Hyper TX3.
@ mukherjee -
got it bro , thanks
@ Rajesh345 -
try local stores or any other online shops or else see if Hyper N620 is available - expect to pay 2.5k though but it's worth the extra money
@ ithehappy -
are you running Hyper 212+ with single fan setup - try mounting an another 120mm on Hyper.
@ thetechfreak -
it's too hot - why not get a decent cooler like CM Hyper TX3.
@ mukherjee -
got it bro , thanks
@ Rajesh345 -
try local stores or any other online shops or else see if Hyper N620 is available - expect to pay 2.5k though but it's worth the extra money
none of the local store guys doesnt know AM tims , coolers
when i asked he was getting a dusty 10 year old cpu cooler
ithehappy
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I am running double fan. A R4 to intake air and the one came with the cooler for exhaust. Is the temp in danger zone?
tkin
Back to school!!
Not good, what tim did you use? The one that came free? Get rid of it quick, buy a Tuniq TX4/Arctic from theitdepot, want the link?
tkin
Back to school!!
I don't get it, Hyper 212+ is a descent cooler, its heatpipe based, only conclusion that comes to my mind is that the tim got into the gaps between heatpipes and base caused this, the hyper cooler requires special tim spreading technique as I read in an article once.
ithehappy
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Of course I want the link. Found all but not the TX4. Yes I am using the one came with the Hyper 212+.
Anyway, I removed the side panel today and played for straight two hours, even at a higher ambient and the temp didn't cross 70°C this time.
Please share that article also.
tkin
Back to school!!
OK, Tuniq TX4 and Arctic here:
TX4
Theitdepot - Sunbeam TX-4 Extreme Thermal Compound
Arctic Silver:
Theitdepot - Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound 3.5 Gram
How to apply thermal paste to direct heatpipe coolers:
Best Thermal Paste Application Methods | best application methods,thermal paste,TIM,thermal compound,thermal interface material,best practices,Best Practices for Thermal Interface Material Paste Application Methods and Thermal Grease Patterns
Personally I'd go with the TX4 but its a a bit sticky, so hard to apply using above technique, ac5 is good for this.
^^ That's why I like cpu coolers with flat based. They make good contact with CPU heat spreader surface even with a small amount of TiM and there's no need for any special TIM spreading method and seems like Hyper N620 is a great cooler around ~2.5k.
*t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSN96msWzB-GphhJ6Z0ysVyYPeuqu9T16-J3dCjhvIIm8Zw0GkknfeP380
BTW, for coolers like Hyper 212+ it's best to apply TiM on the cooper pipes at the bottom of the heatsink
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BTW, for coolers like Hyper 212+ it's best to apply TiM on the cooper pipes at the bottom of the heatsink
tkin
Back to school!!
First you need to fill up the gaps between the pipes and the base, else the tim goes stuffed there and does not remain between the heatpipe and the cpu, look at my link above.
nginx
In the zone
Usually you only need to put a pea sized squirt of TIM on the CPU and let the flat base of the cooler spread it by itself but I have also seen some videos where they spread the TIM manually using finger wrapped around plastic. Either way works I guess but haven't tried the latter.