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r/overclocking wiki /r/overclocking IRC Join HWBOT to overclock competitively Rules You should always use your own judgement and realise that the only person responsible for any damage caused by overclocking is you. While posts may contain advice and suggestions to perform actions, you must understand that overclocking has all the potential to be a destructive process with irreversible results.

This reddit may be used for providing and requesting help with overclocking processes.If you have fixed an H50 high temperature problem in the past, feel free to post your solutions below.A place to share information, help those who are new to overclocking and brag about your latest sucessful overclock! IMPORTANT If none of these solutions seem to be doing it for you.consider an RMA with Corsair. If it moves around even a little bit, make sure you've mounted it correctly and that your screws are all the way in. Reason being is that the radiator will get washed over by cool air as opposed to being washed over with warm air from within your case.ĭon't be afraid to use your hand and apply some force on the H50 to make sure it is firmly in place. Is air blowing to the INSIDE of the case? I recommend using latex gloves during this process.ĥ. If it has, just clean it up with a tissue. Has the thermal compound smeared outside of the CPU base? Make sure your screws are aligned perfectly and push that screw all the way in.Ĥ. Are your backplate screws in all the way? From top to bottom, the order should be as follows:ģ. This caused a 1-2mm gap between the base of the CPU and the base of the cooler. Is the mount ON TOP OF the retention bracket?ĭuring installation I had put the retention bracket mount UNDER the retentention bracket. MAKE SURE you are using the correct mount.Ģ. I realized I had used the AMD retention bracket mounts (one screw hole) instead of the Intel mounts (two screw holes, one for socket LGA1156 and LGA1366). Take a look at these steps to see if it solves your high temp problems:ġ. Turns out I mounted the cooler incorrectly. Initially, I was getting idle temps of 40-50 and load temps of 70-90.

I am getting average idle temperatures of 35 and max load temps of 60 (running Intel Burn Test at maximum).

I own an H50 and having had some unpleasant high temperature experiences I would like to share with everyone the steps you can take to solve it.įor reference, I have my Intel i7-930 overclocked to 3.2GHz. I have determined my cpu temperatures to average 10 or 15 degrees above ambient temperature. If you are in a cooler environment, you are giving the radiator more "potential" to be cooled down. Reason being is that the radiator can only be cooled down so much if the air around you is warm. UPDATE: The Corsair H50 and H70 are HIGHLY DEPENDENT on the ambient temperature of your room.