CPU Noise When Rendering

Your CPU just sits there and heats up, any noise is coming from something moving. Either a hard drive, or most likely the fan. If you're using the stock heatsink they'll keep temperatures down, but they aren't designed for heavy loads or to be quiet. I use a Hyper 212 evo and it's like a whisper.
 
Opticgeekify said:
There honestly is no point , a air cooler will provide sufficient temps without having to spend too much.
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It's true. If you're not doing a significant overclock or running 6-8 cores, an air cooler with do the exact same job. My temps never break 45 while rendering or gaming and I have the cheapest air cooler on the market.
 
CaptainSauce said:
It's true. If you're not doing a significant overclock or running 6-8 cores, an air cooler with do the exact same job. My temps never break 45 while rendering or gaming and I have the cheapest air cooler on the market.
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My CPU only goes to 55-60 when rendering and using stock dell CPU Coolers. :O
 
CaptainSauce said:
It's true. If you're not doing a significant overclock or running 6-8 cores, an air cooler with do the exact same job. My temps never break 45 while rendering or gaming and I have the cheapest air cooler on the market.
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I'm using a 6 core that's why I prefer the water cooler. Keeps it running in the 30s under a full load
 
Palidor said:
I'm using a 6 core that's why I prefer the water cooler. Keeps it running in the 30s under a full load
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30's are low. Really makes no diffrence if the CPU is running at 30 or 50 at full load. Only worry if it is in the 80-100's :D
Just wondering what water cooler you got?
 
Opticgeekify said:
30's are low. Really makes no diffrence if the CPU is running at 30 or 50 at full load. Only worry if it is in the 80-100's :D
Just wondering what water cooler you got?
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H105. I did have my fan speed on the fastest setting to get it down in the 30s though. Good to know I only need to worry unless its in the 80s. I was using Adobe Premier Pro and Handbreak at the same time the other day and it was taking a fair beating
 
Palidor said:
H105. I did have my fan speed on the fastest setting to get it down in the 30s though. Good to know I only need to worry unless its in the 80s. I was using Adobe Premier Pro and Handbreak at the same time the other day and it was taking a fair beating
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Ah , very nice. Corsair make great liquid coolers!
 
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