if lich already buy more expensive motherboard not much photo, i dont seem to remember taking photos everytime the cooler works!!! fits nicely BUT temp soar over the roof..it goes over 80C stress testing running 1.2V 4.5ghz
Dark knight is a pretty high end cooler right? Time to change to water cooling! Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk
slap another fan on it see how it gonna be later tonight gonna do some stress testing while watching world cup zip ties is fantastic than the crap rubber thing to mount the fan
Nice! My i3 4340 3.6GHZ scores 10.3 seconds. My old e6600 took 21 seconds and my really old amd thunderbird 1.2 GHZ took 1 minute 45 seconds.
i7 costing more but only 3 sec faster than i3, thats not worth it remount cooler putting the right amount of thermal paste and the result.... .......still the same
I dunno, The world record is ~5 seconds... Got balls? Look up delidding i7 on youtube... Fixing Haswell and Ivy Bridge CPU temps: IHS removal - YouTube SuperPi - 1M overclocking records @ HWBOT
I believe SuperPi is a single core application, and without huge CPU speed jump, it's quite impossible to get faster results.
Yeah it is. But I've always liked it just for that reason. Compare, My ol' e6600 @ 3.6ghz took ~14 seconds. Now at the same speed my 4340 takes just ten seconds. What has changed to make that difference?
delidding is way to extreme for me haha now looking at coolers, noctua D15 is huge, expensive but taking the fight to those dual rad AIO or smaller U14S which is cheaper plus adding a 2nd fan give it huge performance gain BUT noctua fan is not cheap..add up it's getting close to D15 in price
aircon will kill my wallet chai, thermalright from my search have this model Ultimate CPU Cooling Solutions! Thermalright but i didnt ask stock availability thermalright vs noctua, very hard to decide
high performance, low noise is good but louder wont annoy me but not vacuum cleaner loud lol now im leaning more on U14S with 2 fans, from review it beat or match the older D14 without the bulk and weight
I think Thermalright that you posted is better than the Noctua. Their products are a bit over rated for the price.
