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That seems pretty nice. One thing I can mention perhaps is to turn the cooler heatsink orientation upside down so that the heatpipes are facing up. Still, there might be no difference, but who knows. Also, these AsRock boards are great with the L9a since the VRM heatsink is so low-profile, the horizontal fins of the cpu cooler will provide good airflow. This can be further enhanced by removing the I/O shield for ventilation.With a nice fan curve setup for your cooler fan and nice cable management (nice results can be achieved even with stock cables) you should be fine without turning on eco mode. Your setup is perfectly capable leaving it boost a little just undervolted a bit. There are some nice video guides about this I think.Anyway, this looks very nice.
That seems pretty nice. One thing I can mention perhaps is to turn the cooler heatsink orientation upside down so that the heatpipes are facing up. Still, there might be no difference, but who knows. Also, these AsRock boards are great with the L9a since the VRM heatsink is so low-profile, the horizontal fins of the cpu cooler will provide good airflow. This can be further enhanced by removing the I/O shield for ventilation.
With a nice fan curve setup for your cooler fan and nice cable management (nice results can be achieved even with stock cables) you should be fine without turning on eco mode. Your setup is perfectly capable leaving it boost a little just undervolted a bit. There are some nice video guides about this I think.
Anyway, this looks very nice.
