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gars · 01-01-2011, 07:48 PM

I read that the 760 overclocks well to 4.0, but requires too much of a voltage bump for anything above that. You CAN go above it, but personally, I think that 4.0 is plenty.

I actually have the exact same build - just with different RAM.

Are you doing a push or pull fan? and which case do you have?

I changed the fan to something slightly quieter, one of the Scythe Fans - the Quiet Typhoon or something - it works like a charm. It pushes just as more air and is quieter.

the H50 actually recommends you to push the hot air into your case - which some people don't like doing, but it works best because it draws cold air from outside your case. I personally have the Antec Mini P180, with a giant exhaust fan on top, so all the hot air that my heatsink creates goes out through it.

01-01-2011, 07:48 PM	#6
gars I am grateful grapefruit Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Vancouver Posts: 4,094 Thanked 831 Times in 392 Posts Failed 83 Times in 11 Posts	I read that the 760 overclocks well to 4.0, but requires too much of a voltage bump for anything above that. You CAN go above it, but personally, I think that 4.0 is plenty. I actually have the exact same build - just with different RAM. Are you doing a push or pull fan? and which case do you have? I changed the fan to something slightly quieter, one of the Scythe Fans - the Quiet Typhoon or something - it works like a charm. It pushes just as more air and is quieter. the H50 actually recommends you to push the hot air into your case - which some people don't like doing, but it works best because it draws cold air from outside your case. I personally have the Antec Mini P180, with a giant exhaust fan on top, so all the hot air that my heatsink creates goes out through it.