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Paladone Jan 24, 2013 04:59 AM

H100i Fan RPM question
 
When i openned the corsair link program today i noticed that i was able to set my H100i Fan speeds to up to 2600RPM. Seeing as i've Overclocked my CPU and GPU's, i was wondering if it would hurt to set it to like 2500RPM? Is it going to decrease the life of the fans/cooler at all? Cheers :toast:

tongey54 Jan 24, 2013 07:28 AM

Highly doubt it, although it will be terribly loud and unnecessary. You could have it way lower than that and still have your temps in check if its a half decent OC.

HammerON Jan 24, 2013 07:33 AM

What are your temps like? You shouldn't have to set your fans that high. Set them on "Performance". Mine are running about 1600RPM...

Jack1n Jan 24, 2013 09:17 AM

the radiator of the h100i is thin and those fans are pretty good,no need to set them on max.

RCoon Jan 24, 2013 09:24 AM

If you want to do 5Ghz+ runs and dont mind being deafened like me, go right ahead and enjoy yourself :)
If they have a max speed of 2500rpm, then using it wont hurt their life span. Everyone else just prefers silent efficiency. I like brute force.

Paladone Jan 25, 2013 01:06 AM

Haha true. Thanks guys.

Paladone Jan 25, 2013 01:22 AM

when I ran a 12 hour blend torture test, my temps sat at around 65-80 but at one point they peaked to 85-89. Are these temps OK? I had started at 1.275v but I kept getting errors until I reached 1.3v.

At 1.295v I thought that I had found the balance but after running p95 overnight at some point it 'Stopped working' so I upped it to 1.3.

tongey54 Jan 25, 2013 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Paladone (Post 2830238)
when I ran a 12 hour blend torture test, my temps sat at around 65-80 but at one point they peaked to 85-89. Are these temps OK? I had started at 1.275v but I kept getting errors until I reached 1.3v.

At 1.295v I thought that I had found the balance but after running p95 overnight at some point it 'Stopped working' so I upped it to 1.3.

Yeah when the program stops responding its a sign of instability. Temps seem fine and I don't think lowering the fans would affect it all that much.


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