Originally Posted by Mongius
It comes with a shitty spinning piece of plastik that does anything but spin. If you want to have the sound of your own wind power plant then go for it, otherwise invest 15€ into something that can cool quieter than hongkong on rush hour
Im sure ill do that if I find that the cooler isnt adequate.
Originally Posted by Kyure
I'm guaranteeing you the cooler is not adequate. Stock coolers that Intel provides are the shittiest they come, and you NEED to get a proper cooler if you don't want your PC to overheat.
Well short google contradicts that statement completely, I'm not planning on overclocking nor revving it. Might get one still but "you NEED to get a proper cooler if you don't want your PC to overheat." seems blatantly wrong.
Maybe not blatantly wrong but you can vastly lengthen the lifespan of your processor if you have an aftermarket cooler on it. You'll also have a quieter case if the heatsink does most of the work.
I bought the CM Hyper 212 EVO for my FX-8350 (thing is huge, barely fits in my case) because the stock fan would immediately start spinning at around 4200RPM the instant the temperature rose slightly (and it never did an adequate job of cooling anyway, was constantly around 70C under load). Never hear a peep out of my case now. That's just my experience though.
I bought the CM Hyper 212 EVO for my FX-8350 (thing is huge, barely fits in my case) because the stock fan would immediately start spinning at around 4200RPM the instant the temperature rose slightly (and it never did an adequate job of cooling anyway, was constantly around 70C under load). Never hear a peep out of my case now. That's just my experience though.
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Originally Posted by box
Maybe not blatantly wrong but you can vastly lengthen the lifespan of your processor if you have an aftermarket cooler on it. You'll also have a quieter case if the heatsink does most of the work.
I bought the CM Hyper 212 EVO for my FX-8350 (thing is huge, barely fits in my case) because the stock fan would immediately start spinning at around 4200RPM the instant the temperature rose slightly (and it never did an adequate job of cooling anyway, was constantly around 70C under load). Never hear a peep out of my case now. That's just my experience though.
Yeah, I'll get one if my temperatures start rising too high.
