[Temperature] CPU & GPU idle & load running temp - Please share here!!

tamjinhang

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Wah lau ... yours is water cooled ah?

Yup. Processor cooled by undervolting to 0.85V and using a custom water loop along with one 360mm rad.

GTX 680 cooled by smacking on an AIO WC kit.

*I forgot to mention the fans in the PC are running at approx 70 to 80% of max speed. Usually I don't go switch to max speed due to alight increase in noise, unless I do something like gaming.
 
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Stock heatsink, one exhaust fan. Ambient temp 25C
Gonna go for close-loop water cooling soon...

Idle, doing forum browsing... HAHA :s22:
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Front 2 chassis fans and Exhaust are running on max speed connected to PSU.

Using Xigmatek Gaia with 1 Sickle flow red led running at 1.6k rpm connected to mobo stock speed.

Non ac room. Current room temp 29.6 degrees from my wall thermometer.

Run BF3 for 1 hour plus
 

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Stock heatsink, one exhaust fan. Ambient temp 25C
Gonna go for close-loop water cooling soon...

Idle, doing forum browsing... HAHA :s22:
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You on stock head sink for your CPU and your temperature looks ok leh.

25degC is aircon or natural?
 

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Yup. Processor cooled by undervolting to 0.85V and using a custom water loop along with one 360mm rad.

GTX 680 cooled by smacking on an AIO WC kit.

*I forgot to mention the fans in the PC are running at approx 70 to 80% of max speed. Usually I don't go switch to max speed due to alight increase in noise, unless I do something like gaming.

How do you control the speed of the fans?
 

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How do you control the speed of the fans?

For casing, I'm using NZXT Phantom 630... It includes a low-mid-high switch on casing which connects to fan hub PCB behind motherboard tray (also included). I have 11 fans connected to that (8 GT AP-15 [1850RPM], 3 GT PWM [2150RPM]) and 1 NZXT 200mm front fan connected to mobo.
 

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For casing, I'm using NZXT Phantom 630... It includes a low-mid-high switch on casing which connects to fan hub PCB behind motherboard tray (also included). I have 11 fans connected to that (8 GT AP-15 [1850RPM], 3 GT PWM [2150RPM]) and 1 NZXT 200mm front fan connected to mobo.

Is the Ap-40 (2150rpm) good?

And how you connect your 680 with the thermaltake water 2.0 pro?
 

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really gd airflow.

and i have to use customised bracket to attach the thermaltake AIO. alternatively, use cable ties =p
 

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For casing, I'm using NZXT Phantom 630... It includes a low-mid-high switch on casing which connects to fan hub PCB behind motherboard tray (also included). I have 11 fans connected to that (8 GT AP-15 [1850RPM], 3 GT PWM [2150RPM]) and 1 NZXT 200mm front fan connected to mobo.

Wow ... is it possible for you to post picture here?
 

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Seems like it depends on the mobo... looking through the threa, some ppl dun have, some ppl have.. for asrock, it is missing the +3.3v, +5v, +12v..
 
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