We repeated the testing procedures with our Intel Core i7 2600K CPU overclocked to 4.4GHz using a BIOS voltage of 1.240V which crept up to a maximum of 1.288V under load conditions. We must remind you that we have discovered our processor runs slightly hotter than usual, but seeing as all tests use the same CPU, the results aren’t biased.
The good performance of the Megahalems Rev. C continues when the CPU frequency is increased to 4.4GHz. This time it manages to outperform both the Noctua NH-D14 and Alpenföhn K2. Thermaltake’s Frio Advanced closes its performance deficit to 1°C while the PH-TC14PE and Silver Arrow widen their performance leads.
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