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System Name | i7 960 FX8120 i5 3470 |
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Processor | i7 960 FX8120 i5 3470 |
Motherboard | ga x58a FX990gd65 770gd45 |
Cooling | APSALUS2-90 water cooled APSALUS2-90 water cooled stokfan |
Memory | Team 1600 8gbx6 patriot 1600 4gb x4 team 1600 8gbx4 |
Video Card(s) | winfast gf 560 HIS ati6850CF R9 280 3GB |
Storage | 7200rmp 1gb 7200rmp 1gb 7200rmp 2gb |
Display(s) | 21 24 42" 3d tv |
Case | cooler master gigabyte tusmi |
Power Supply | cooler master 500w cooler master 500w enhance 600 |
Software | win 7 64 win 7 64 win 7 64 |
I am using a fx8120 with msi fx990ud65
the vrm is so hot that i had to put a old cpu fan on it. it can go to 65c under OCCT. even no load the vrm is around 50c
however if I enable cpu phase to APS mode, the vrm can be very cool when no load around 32c.
Room temp at 25c
I read some blog regarding MSI that vrm can easily fail. so I wonder should I keep the APS mode off, so all vrm is working thus lower load for each vrm chip, or should I trun on APS mode and 2 or 4 vrm is working when cpu has no load, and 6 or 8 is working when cpu has load, thus lower vrm temps.
MSI is known for easily burn vrm chips.
please give me some advise
Thanks in advance
the vrm is so hot that i had to put a old cpu fan on it. it can go to 65c under OCCT. even no load the vrm is around 50c
however if I enable cpu phase to APS mode, the vrm can be very cool when no load around 32c.
Room temp at 25c
I read some blog regarding MSI that vrm can easily fail. so I wonder should I keep the APS mode off, so all vrm is working thus lower load for each vrm chip, or should I trun on APS mode and 2 or 4 vrm is working when cpu has no load, and 6 or 8 is working when cpu has load, thus lower vrm temps.
MSI is known for easily burn vrm chips.
please give me some advise
Thanks in advance
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