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You get most of the benefits of increased pump speed toward the lower end, with smaller gains from there.ĭer bauer had a 6c increase in temps when running his D5 on 800 rpm vs his 2000 normally I expect that the curve would look something like below, with the pump speed on the X-axis and the temperature on the Y-axis. If you are able to maintain an even ambient temp, and you plot the core temp across a range of pump speeds, you'd find that the curve is not linear. Use Cinebench for an even workload that isn't so crazy as Prime95. Also, try to find the minimum pump speed where you can get within 1-2C of full speed. For a more full picture, see how the performance changes in other workloads. When doing an experiment like this, you should always do your best to prove yourself wrong to avoid bias. I would not consider that to be a valid test, since it was seemingly designed to prove your hypothesis right. 8TB usable spaceĦ cores, 1,350v, standard prime95,15m tests, 1200rpm on both fansĪt 90C+ you are already operating near the thermal limits of your system.