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    Should Hyper 212 be lapped?

    When I looked at the base of my new hyper 212+ I see the groove between the copper heatpipe and the aluminum block and wonder if grinding off a mm or two wouldnt help.

    Regardless, temps are not bad. When I game the temp rarely hit even 50C unless its a hot day and I havent run the air in a while. However, when I try for high OC it just cannot handle it as temps quickly push over and 80C and approach 90C at even a mered 1.5Vcore at 5GHz.
    Last edited by little_scrapper; 05-03-2011 at 08:02 PM.
    Boy that info was old. As am I. Currently my kids have taken over my desktops. They are both sporting matching GTX1080's. Last Christmas I got everyone Oculuses and thus GTX1080's. My eldest is some sort of CSGO champion gold label something or other. Me I work and shoot real guns. Build Comps as needed.

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    IMHO lapping is always worth it
    especially with the tad cheaper coolers....

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    It is an HDT sink, so go really slow, so u dont puncture an heatpipe.
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    Yup alway lap that cooler

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