heres my new pc build guys:
intel i7 6700k
asus maximus 8 hero mobo
corsair vengance lpx 16gb ddr4 3200mhz
cooler master hyper 212evo cpu fan
cooler master maker pro 5 case
waiting on the egx show to get my 1080, as they sometimes have show deals on.
Should be a nice swift system, what are you planning to overclock it to?
4.6 if i can,
yeah planning on it but not sure if i should get a water cooler like a h100i instead of the 212 evo air fan.
does anyone use a liquid cooler like a h100i and bring it to lans? or should i stick with my hyper 212 evo?
Don't bother with an air cooler. The corsair hydro ones like you mentioned (or in fact any of their competition similar units) are so cost effective now... and better than the air coolers. Just get a h100, or even a smaller one h80, h60, etc... I don't know why anyone would bother with an air cooler anymore tbh... seems like a no brainer to me.
But unless you're overclocking for the technical fun of it you don't need to bother overclocking that sneaky. Most modern CPUs will never be pushed by modern gaming at stock. Overclocking is pointless unless you're doing very specific things.*
*Disclaimer for anyone that argues OC does have some gaming benefits... I am giving general advise where a few extra frames in a few CPU-heavy games are not worth the 24/7 extra running voltages / temps and reduction in potential lifespan / increased potential for things to bork :D
I use an H115i and it's brilliant.
Before that I had the H100 (first one) and that was good too.
H100i here, 55 degreesC even with the fans venting rather than cooling. Although 100 quid vs already got a decent air cooler and spend the money on it is a no brainer for me, use Air until you need better. I overclock to 4.5GHz.
I would echo the advice already given by Chaos. Overclocking won't bring much noticeable benefit, other than just making your box a little hotter and (possibly) shortening the lifespan of your hardware. You're already putting a monster CPU in there to start with, so diminishing returns at best I would say.
With that in mind, an H100 is probably overkill. That's my personal opinion :)
Quote from: Chaosphere;415687Don't bother with an air cooler. The corsair hydro ones like you mentioned (or in fact any of their competition similar units) are so cost effective now... and better than the air coolers. Just get a h100, or even a smaller one h80, h60, etc... I don't know why anyone would bother with an air cooler anymore tbh... seems like a no brainer to me.
But unless you're overclocking for the technical fun of it you don't need to bother overclocking that sneaky. Most modern CPUs will never be pushed by modern gaming at stock. Overclocking is pointless unless you're doing very specific things.*
*Disclaimer for anyone that argues OC does have some gaming benefits... I am giving general advise where a few extra frames in a few CPU-heavy games are not worth the 24/7 extra running voltages / temps and reduction in potential lifespan / increased potential for things to bork :D
This. Unless you are taking this thing on an airplane or something silly like that. Being such a fan of custom watercooling, I'm almost ashamed to admit that the out of box closed loop coolers are more than enough. Custom systems are more for show with current tech.
*Disclaimer: Unless you are overclocking towards a spesific goal, world record or global domination.
got a corsair h100i v2 liquid cooler.will post pics of my build boxes before i build it.
Noticing a high pitched chirping when launching a game on my new build could it be my old 760 graphics card or my new corsair rm1000x Psu?
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Quote from: Sneakytiger;416014Noticing a high pitched chirping when launching a game on my new build could it be my old 760 graphics card or my new corsair rm1000x Psu?
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Could be coil whine? A quick Google search suggests that the Corsair PSU might be affected, so you might want to check that out.
Thx
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i have a corsair rm 1000x psu and the chirping noise i'm hearing is that i think, the fans not eveing going round yet.
Quote from: Sneakytiger;416014Noticing a high pitched chirping when launching a game
Sure it's not Sulky?
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Quote from: Sneakytiger;416017i have a corsair rm 1000x psu and the chirping noise i'm hearing is that i think, the fans not eveing going round yet.
Fans not working is normal, they only go on when needed. I have an AX1200i.
Coil whine is also normal on Corsair PSUs. Sometimes you even hear cracking noises from the bloody thing.
Once this one is gone, I'll be going back to Enermax. I have an Enermax Galaxy 1kw (that I used before) in the missus' PC that has been running steady since 2007, and it's brilliant.
The damned thing also reacts with stuff not inside your case. If I have my cpap machine on, the bloody thing starts making enough noise that it doesn't allow you to sleep.
Sneaky
In whatever game it is happening on, can you try forcing VSync from the nVidia 3d settings menu (right click desktop).
See if that gets rid of it... if the whine is a GPU coil and not PSU, it probably only happens when the GPU tries to throw out 300+ FPS (which often happens when you first start a game).
Thx for all the advice guys want a silent pc as possible
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