How to lower cpu temp Videos

• 1. Windows 10 And 8.1 Disk, CPU Network Performance Monitoring RESMON (also Windows 8.1)
• 2. Samsung Galaxy S4 Octa Core - CPU Temp after 5 min of gaming
• 3. Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus CPU cooler review
• 4. 80°C CPU Temp? LMAO!
• 5. Project MiniValidus - Part 02 - Delidding and Lapping the CPU.
• 6. Fix Overheating CPU Temperature Problem
• 7. Corsair H105 Liquid Cooler First Startup & Overclocked/Stock i7 4790K Temp Test
• 8. Xbox360 Cooling Mod - Forcing CPU fan to constant 7-8 volts

Windows 10 And 8.1 Disk, CPU Network Performance Monitoring RESMON (also Windows 8.1)

User Comments

Pure AE commented on 01 Oct 2015

How do I keep my memory percentage low like yours myn at the 70% range so is there any way for me to lower it?

Windows Ninja commented on 02 Oct 2015

+Pure AE Memory usage is based on program/app/service usage. So, close such that are not used or needed. Also add more physical memory!

LightMusicK commented on 10 Aug 2015

I want an app as the old Gadgets that let me see the resource monitor in my desktop all the time!

Windows Ninja commented on 10 Aug 2015

+LightMusicK have a look at //www.howtogeek.com/178869/how-to-add-gadgets-back-to-windows-8.1/

Samsung Galaxy S4 Octa Core - CPU Temp after 5 min of gaming

User Comments

TechCloud commented on 10 May 2013

Yes I am. I was talking about the dislike I am getting on some of the videos for no apparent reason :-) Even the unboxing video of Samsung Galaxy S4 received two unlikes and one like :-) Funny isn't it. People are also disliking the wild blood game video for no apparent reason. This is why I said that people get butt hurt very easily for no apparent reason. People always look out for a reason to satisfy themselves that they are not buying something because of certain reason which do not exist.

TechCloud commented on 13 May 2013

Same situation. The heat management is good. Better than snapdragon which throttles in some situations.

TechCloud commented on 13 May 2013

Thanks man. I appreciate that :-) Thanks for the encouragement.

Rahul Krishnamoorthi commented on 10 May 2013

I like it! hope you don't get discouraged!

TechCloud commented on 09 May 2013

People get butt hurt very easily :-)

emon8406 commented on 13 May 2013

what happens if you play for 30 min?

baumtvgaming commented on 04 Jun 2015

My higehtst temperature was 71° 

Kuvan G.C commented on 24 May 2013

is Default governor is ondemond?

Kuvan G.C commented on 26 May 2013

I thought. Its Pegasus q

Ali-SA Gaming commented on 09 May 2013

You good

s27945 commented on 27 May 2013

馥甄

TechCloud commented on 26 May 2013

yes

Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus CPU cooler review

User Comments

Geekyranjit commented on 12 Sep 2011

@sharmaabhijit: I am using the 3 fans Antec 120mm double ball bearings there are very silent can add 1 more 120mm in the case I use is an Antec P180 a bit old but I like it, coz it had been great with my older CPU's and I never used a CPU cooler before and had temp issues....... but this i7 I might buy artic silver and re-apply thermalpaste on the CPU I am getting about 40-41 C while idle with Hyper 212 for now BTW do stress your CPU with prime95 for 25-30 mins and let me know your temps

Geekyranjit commented on 11 Sep 2011

@sharmaabhijit: Do you understand how air cooling works? I tested it with the ambient temp around 30 C and at that I get 41 C at idel if I put AC and the room is around 23 C I get about 34 C at idle so it depends a lot at the ambient temp...... also the difference between stock intel cooler and Hyper 212 is about 15-16 C under load which is great..... BTW the i7 stock HSF is crappy for anyone who's stress his CPU often or does overclocking IMHO and in India the ambient temp are high!

Abhijit Sharma commented on 10 Sep 2011

I want to say one thing that i have i5 2500k at stock core clocks and my system at idle i get around 40-45*c and at 100% load it max goes to 55-57*C. So I dont think that this cooler will make much difference in load temperature. Then stock intel cooler is quiet efficient, if any needs a replacement cooler then i thing its better to go with a bigger mesh cooler like a V6GT(do comment om this) . For me this cooler wont make a big difference.

Geekyranjit commented on 12 Sep 2011

@sharmaabhijit: I already had 3 120mm fans in the cabinet and I can even control the speeds of all those fans at even the max speed, they have 3 settings and even after removing one side of the cabinet case the temp with the stock intel cooler at load were pathetic for my i7....... I would never have gone for an after market coolers if I could get it down by adding just more fans...... working with computers now for just over 20 years :)

Geekyranjit commented on 22 Dec 2011

@Btassium: Air cooling is ideal for most users and if you are not an extreme over-clocker it's pretty safe easier to install and a lot cheaper compared to water cooling, but with water cooler you can achieve much more cooling if you use those expensive large radiators, for normal users I advise air cooling extreme water cooling. All if the ambient temp in your area is very high then water cooling is recommended.

Abhijit Sharma commented on 12 Sep 2011

@geekyranjit V6GT has to be louder than the Hyper 212 because it work on 2 fan config in push-pull set. so it will be a bit louder. And i want to say that the sudden increase in temp. with stock cooler (if that happens) can be controlled by a proper ventilation inside the Cabinet just by adding some more 120mm fans in a push-pull config. so then why spend Rs. 2000 when we can buy 120mm in just Rs. 200-250.

Geekyranjit commented on 12 Sep 2011

@sharmaabhijit: V6GT is also a good cooler...... a bit more expensive than this Hyper 212 but I heard it is generates a bit more noise compared to Hyper 212............ In terms of noise Hyper 212 is also no completely silent but compared to intel stock HSF its lot better, with the intel when the temp used to ramp up I could hear the fan sound increase like crazy but that is not the case with Hyper 212.

Hemant Giri commented on 10 Sep 2011

Hi ranjit i dont get it why ur cpu getting high temp... at idle my cpu not do more then 40c to 45c when i max out after 5 min it goes max to 65 to 68 and that because i have over clock from 3.6 to 3.9 and eve gpu i did from 800 to 1200mhz i dont get it why u getting that temp... anyways that cooler is really good... i wanted one too... how much it cost you... coz i mite buy one too... and nice review

Geekyranjit commented on 10 Sep 2011

@tomyloveu: Tom as you know I use an Hackintosh and temp are bit more for that, also the temp where I tested this the ambient temp was relatively high about 28 - 29 C all the testing was done on stock speeds i7 @ 3.4 Ghz The Hyper 212+ is about 2.1K and the temp fall is great........ I can definitely overclock now also I dis-liked the stock intel cooler as it was bit noisy, I like a quite PC :)

Geekyranjit commented on 12 Sep 2011

@sharmaabhijit: I personally did not yet test the stock HSF for 2500K i.e i5 chip as I mentioned earlier but for 2600K which is i7 chip and has hyper-threading enabled and base clock a bit higher the temps are higher....... also if you check other site where users want to overclock the first thing they do is remove the stock intel HSF for the i7 as for that chip the stock HSF is not that great.

Geekyranjit commented on 11 Sep 2011

@seva404: I might do it in the next couple of weeks but only the basic over-clocking by changing the multiplier I do not want to show how to play with voltages coz if done wrong can fry your components and it wont be covered by warranty........ BTW you can easily OC the 2600K to 4 Ghz with stock HSF and go upto 4.4 - 4.5 Ghz with after market cooler like this Hyper 212

Geekyranjit commented on 11 Sep 2011

@sharmaabhijit: The test that I did were on a Hackintosh and I do not know why but the temp with Hackintosh are generally more than Windows, I am testing this Hyper 212 with Windows 7 and on an Ambient 27 C I am getting about 36 C at idle.. will do stress testing on Windows 7 and update later on...... as far as I can say Hyper 212 rocks and is a fairly silent cooler.

Geekyranjit commented on 27 Jan 2012

@inderpreet6847: Overclocking the CPU will give a very little boost in gaming...... as I have said in a lot of my videos GPU (graphic card) is the most important thing in gaming..... so if you know how to overclock your GPU that will give a significant boost.... but if you do not know what u r doing don't try coz you can fry your card.

Abhijit Sharma commented on 12 Sep 2011

@geekyranjit But I dont think its required to change the the cooler for mild overclocking if u r getting a decent temp. range with the stock cooler. And I agree with u that for a higher clock speed overclocking its advisable too have a better cooler. I will be getting a V6GT pretty soon and then I will overclocking my i5 to 4.6 GHz.

oTERIMKC commented on 31 Dec 2011

Which cooler should i buy?CoolerMaster 212 Plus or CoolerMaster N620?my idle temperature with stock cooler is about 52degreeX\ celcius.And yeah i do plan to overclock the cpu a bit for my gaming needs.My processor is Phenom II x2 555 and my Mobo is Asus m4a78lt-m le.or should i but any another cooler beside these 2

Abhijit Sharma commented on 12 Sep 2011

@geekyranjit : I know how air cooling works and don't think that u only know how stuff work. I have the stock Intel cooler and i am using my i5 200k at 4.2 GHz at ambient temp of 30-32*C my idle temp is around 38-40*C and at 95-100% load it max goes to 53-57*C. For a stock cooler this is very efficient results.

Abhijit Sharma commented on 12 Sep 2011

@geekyranjit I guess your case is a unique one. I currently have 4 x20mm fans and 2x140mm and 2x80mm fan in my CM 690 II advance Cabinet and the peek load temps. are well under control. even when my Gtx 560 ti also exhales all the hot air inside the case, then also temps. never crossed 57*C.

Geekyranjit commented on 10 Sep 2011

@NandoSupes: Thanks! Yes you can surely use the cooler to safely overclock your CPU and most users buy this for that reason as it is a great cooler at the price point...... but as this is a cooler that uses air cooling, It's is okay for moderate over clocking not extreme.

banenwn commented on 10 Feb 2012

@geekyranjit I dont agree with you.You will see more gains overclocking a cpu then a gpu especially in cpu intensive games like arma 2 and others.Its also much safer to overclock a cpu id reccomend never overclocking your gpu to much risk for little gain

Geekyranjit commented on 20 Dec 2011

@adamrocks2006: Nope only you might need it if the ambient temp where you keep your computer exceeds around 34-35 degrees centigrade. Also I would suggest a CPU cooler if you constantly stress your CPU to 100% most of the time.

shwnholroydful commented on 11 Jul 2013

Just bought this cooler. Quiet as hell but it's big. Had a hard time putting the fan in and not touching my ram. dropped my temps by 20 degrees celcius from a shitty stock cooler though. Good buy as well only cost me 29 bucks.

kezzter13 commented on 30 Jun 2012

I got this to make my system quieter but it did not fit in the right way so the fan is facing a case fan at the top and it is really loud, did i put it in wrong or what because that is the only way the brackets fit

Hemant Giri commented on 10 Sep 2011

i think if i get this cooler i can hit 4ghz mark easy... coz from 70c to 50c is good... i like to have one too... let me know ranjit how much it cost i get one too and like always thx for nice review and info

Geekyranjit commented on 23 Sep 2011

@rustydeathpipe: I have seen ppl doing about 4.4 - 4.5 Ghz with this cooler again while overcloking just do it in 100Mhz increment and stress test your PC after each overclock to determine its stability.

Btassium commented on 23 Dec 2011

@geekyranjit But I do play games very frequently, I already have an air radiator but I was thinks of going with water. And I do plan to overclock but not that much.

Geekyranjit commented on 09 Mar 2012

@bloodyred915: No idea bout strike X Case best thing is to go to CM website check the dimensions of Hyper212 cooler and compare with the dimensions of your case.

80°C CPU Temp? LMAO!

User Comments

damien adams commented on 01 Apr 2015

looks like you don't have good contact with the heatsink and processor coretemp is pretty accurate i use it all the time 

iPsychozoa [MrMario2011] commented on 01 Apr 2015

Uh... No, definitely not true. I said in the video the heatsink was cold to the touch and over 2 years later this computer is still running with 0 issues.

Aidan Chiu commented on 30 Jan 2015

I have this problem, whats a good program to check CPU temps? I've tried CPU Z, HWMonitor, but they all report the same temp (80-90C) at IDLE!!!

KIPILLasa Gamer commented on 16 Nov 2015

+Aidan Chiu you wanna lower temp you need clear computer many dust is make hot

abdulmuhsen aldealij commented on 16 Jun 2015

Speccy is a good program to view your computer settings temp and rpm .

Project MiniValidus - Part 02 - Delidding and Lapping the CPU.

User Comments

NoSoldat5u commented on 26 Sep 2015

i hav g3258 max prime 95 before delid was 78C then after delid plus liquid ultra max temp was 61C amazing 17c drop i hope this will last long time. i just did it today so i dont know if it will hold.

DeeGee Tech and Hardware commented on 09 Oct 2015

+CopyCat No reason why it shouldn't. Great result! I hope my tutorial helped take some of the nerves out.

Thomas Gx commented on 26 Mar 2015

i was holding my breath there, never done this, except on duff chips . :) 

DeeGee Tech and Hardware commented on 27 Mar 2015

+Thomas Gx If it makes you feel any better I just have a friend do his 3770k with no problems :) If you're interested in a very cool custom PC do a search for "Green Molecule" its a fantastic build almost at completion.

Gottfried Leibniz commented on 01 Mar 2015

Awesome video!!!!!. Just want to know more, are these reference values obtained by using liquid pro before delidding??

DeeGee Tech and Hardware commented on 05 Mar 2015

Thanks very much for the kind words! Move videos and a new project coming soon!

Gottfried Leibniz commented on 04 Mar 2015

You should consider to expand this channel seriously. Your video was very useful nice and clear. TY! 

DeeGee Tech and Hardware commented on 03 Mar 2015

MX4 was used between the CPU and Heatsink both times for consistency. CLU was basically where the improvement came from, swapping out the stock Intel thermal paste between the die and IHS for CLU. Hopefully that answers your question? If not please let me know. 

Victor Romano (Skiter) commented on 28 Feb 2015

Can't wait to see the rest of the build. I have a Corsair H100i and a Intel [email protected]. Currently I'm using the thermal compound of the H100i, do you think that I'll see much difference if I change it to a MX-4? Really enjoying this channel! :-D

DeeGee Tech and Hardware commented on 03 Mar 2015

You might see a little improvement, but I wouldn't expect any 'significant' gains. MX4 is good thermal compound, but its not a miracle worker. Part 03 and 03.1 will be up very shortly!

David Jenkins commented on 20 Feb 2015

Thats some good work. Ill be following the rest of your build for sure.

DeeGee Tech and Hardware commented on 20 Feb 2015

Thanks very much!

Foster450 commented on 20 Feb 2015

Awesome video, subed. Also which water pump and block are you looking at for the GPU? EKWB? 

DeeGee Tech and Hardware commented on 20 Feb 2015

+Foster450 Thanks, i'm glad you like it. I think i'll be look at the Fractal Design Kelvin S24 pump/block combo and a +Bitspower GPU block for the GPU. Good chance it will need to be modified so i'm looking forward to that.

Fix Overheating CPU Temperature Problem

Corsair H105 Liquid Cooler First Startup & Overclocked/Stock i7 4790K Temp Test

User Comments

Dragtien commented on 31 Oct 2015

What is the Fan? Quiet or performance?

Dragtien commented on 31 Oct 2015

Ok, thanks! :D

MTechProject commented on 31 Oct 2015

sure it is! :) Just check this video and look the overclock temps they are very good. To be honest it doesn't make huge difference if you have performance fans.. temps wise.

Dragtien commented on 31 Oct 2015

Ok, thanks, it's enough for the Watercooling? ^^

MTechProject commented on 31 Oct 2015

+Dragtien Quiet ones :)

Dilly Vesper commented on 24 Aug 2015

Thumps up for overclocking the I7-4790K! :D Was your H80i warranty expired?

MTechProject commented on 24 Aug 2015

+Dilly Vesper :D Nope but the h80i seems to have Pump problems and decided to just get Upgrade to Bigger Radiator Cooler :p Also i noticed that h105 Pump is a lot more silent than h80i so that was great to find out also :) I sold my h80i to my friend.

Xbox360 Cooling Mod - Forcing CPU fan to constant 7-8 volts