03-21-2018 09:40 PM - last edited on 03-06-2024 09:06 PM by ROGBot
03-26-2018 11:44 PM
03-26-2018 06:53 PM
03-27-2018 06:50 AM
SlackROG wrote:
I have these Noctua fans for the case;
Noctua NF-A14 PWM x 2 (Front)
Noctua NF-F12 PWM x 1 (Rear)
I wonder without getting to noisy, if there's better fans, that will move more air and cool better?
If I'm going to do something intensive, then I put the case fans on Max Speed.
03-27-2018 09:37 PM
Silent Scone wrote:
Current draw is not an issue on a low power platform like Z170, so Prime is still a possibility. Keep the voltage below 1.4v where possible. As has already been said, however, if you don't plan on running AVX workloads you're limiting your potential overclock considerably. AVX offset alluded to by posts on the first page is not a function of Z170, so a little more forward thinking is needed.
Personally i would settle for Realbench as a more real world test.
aceisme wrote:
Those fans are pretty good. I use 3x140mm Thermaltake Ring intake and 1x120mm exhaust. While they have the same static pressure as your Noctuas, the airflow is only half as yours. I do have 3 of them on the intake side though and the CPU is liquid cooled blowing air out with 2x140mm high static pressure fans on the radiator. All fans are software controlled and fan profiles are set to CPU temp. The entire setup is almost dead silent unless I game. Then the VC fans kick in. Not much I can do about that.
In your scenario, the only way to improve temps inside the case is to go liquid cooled CPU but I doubt it'll be worth the extra cash unless you do a lot of CPU intensive tasks.
As per Silent Scone's post above, AVX offset function is not available on Z170 platform.
03-27-2018 11:38 PM
SlackROG wrote:
AVX not a function of the Z170, the 6700K has AVX support, so what about that?
As far as volts I'm at 1.27... 🙂
03-28-2018 07:12 PM
03-29-2018 01:13 AM