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Mine came with - 230mm red LED fan at the front - 230mm black fan on the top - 230mm black fan on the side - 140mm fan at the rear The 230mm fans use a 200mm bolt pattern, so if they ever fail, it can work with standard 200mm fans (like the 200mm Cooler Master MegaFlows). |
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Right now I have the cpu over clocked to 4GHZ and it never moves off 35*C even running prime 95. So the new case and cpu fan did the trick. |
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![]() 35*C with running Prime95?! What's your room/ambient temperature? What temperature monitoring program are you using? Some are known to give values that are off by ~10*C. Make sure you are looking at the CPU temperature and not the Core temperatures. |
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Temperature watching stuff, you can't go wrong with RivaTuner based apps and Hwinfo64. I can watch anything I want in game to my hearts desire. |
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I tried to over clock it more but it became very unstable @ 4.2GHZ So I backed it back down to 4GHZ. I know some people have reported getting 4.5GHZ out of my cpu but mine is stable to 4.1ghz. |
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