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| Overclocked to 3.3Ghz with Low RPM's |
| Turning it up one more notch |
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During this round of tests we overclocked our system to 3.3GHz and took thermal readings in the same manor as the stock speeds, then record the results to produce the graphs below.
With the clock speed being kicked up a notch, both cooling solutions seemed to turn in very similar results as the last run of tests. Maybe we have a trend established? Nonetheless, the WaterChill took precedence again over the Jet4 by about 4oF while at idle speeds and roughly 30oF while the processor was under load.
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| Overclocked to 3.3Ghz with High RPM's |
| Turning it up one more notch |
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As expect, the increase in fan speed did drop the temperatures in both the Jet4 (roughly 8oF) and WaterChill (about 9oF). And just as before, the WaterChill is found in the lead with a 7oF advantage in cooling efficiency while idle and a 27oF difference while under load.
