hey guys what's up?
i just got my new cooler master hyper 212 plus. i've surely noticed the difference with it in temperature. but still at 100 % load it's maintaining temp around 65 c while before it was almost touching 95 n around...
yes i'm running prime 95 with "small fft" torture test (THe one that stresses the CPU). N CPU is at stock frequency.
now when i'm reading the reviews then that is when i'm feeling a bit concerned. temps in the reviews at stock are within 45 c...
the thing is i'm a gamer. i play the latest games needles to say but not for too long. max 4 to 5 hours n that too only sometimes otherwise 2-3 hours per day... nor do i leave my PC on for long hours for downloading or something like that.....
so all in all should i be "too much" concerned about this? n if yes, wat's the solution? should i run the test using some other software with tweak in settings or something? since i don't plan to overclock anytime soon (not atleast for another couple of years i guess 😕). n i've heard in reality n practically no application n least of all even the-most-CPU-stressing game never actually stresses the CPU extremely.. n gaming is about all the heavy duty i perform on my PC .
i just got my new cooler master hyper 212 plus. i've surely noticed the difference with it in temperature. but still at 100 % load it's maintaining temp around 65 c while before it was almost touching 95 n around...
yes i'm running prime 95 with "small fft" torture test (THe one that stresses the CPU). N CPU is at stock frequency.
now when i'm reading the reviews then that is when i'm feeling a bit concerned. temps in the reviews at stock are within 45 c...
the thing is i'm a gamer. i play the latest games needles to say but not for too long. max 4 to 5 hours n that too only sometimes otherwise 2-3 hours per day... nor do i leave my PC on for long hours for downloading or something like that.....
so all in all should i be "too much" concerned about this? n if yes, wat's the solution? should i run the test using some other software with tweak in settings or something? since i don't plan to overclock anytime soon (not atleast for another couple of years i guess 😕). n i've heard in reality n practically no application n least of all even the-most-CPU-stressing game never actually stresses the CPU extremely.. n gaming is about all the heavy duty i perform on my PC .
