970a-g/3.1 overheating mosfets |
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Tader
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Posted: 16 May 2016 at 2:12am |
how is the mosfetts is it good for overclocking?
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WKjun
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Since it looks exactly like the ones used on the 970 Performance, I highly recommend another (higher priced) board, where the MOSFET heat sink is better. Using it with the 220W TDP FX-9000 (with no "further" OC) is not going to work, without special cooling solutions. Depending of your OC goal and settings, it is to be expected that you exceed 220W.
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Tader
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fx 8320e 1.425v 4.5ghz core package 55c .........cputin 90c is this normal?
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parsec
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We told you the CPUTIN reading is from an unused sensor on the board, being read by the monitoring program you use. But you seem to ignore anything we try to tell you. Why did you buy this board first, and then ask about how good it is for over clocking? Intel has strict rules about which boards can be used for over clocking. AMD does not. They assume the user knows better, I guess. I hope you have a good CPU cooler, and your PC case has at least one fan cooling the VRM heat sink. |
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