Water cooling kit
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lazyboy947
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Yes u can and u on a budget or u just want one? lol Also matters on ur case as for if it can support a 120/140mm rad or a 240/280mm rad if u go with something like the H100i or Kraken X60 or H80 Kraken X40, but all those support am3+.
Good start for price go Corsair H60 new one with white fan, for a 120mm fan or a 240 in the H100i.
Also the Thermaltake Water 2.0/3.0 Pro and Extreme are good 120/240mm water coolers
NZXT Kraken X40/X60 are good 140/280mm coolers, most of them are good if u can get for the right cost, the H60 is the cheapest and isnt as good as the other 120mm ones, but on most of them give specs for its dimentions mainly u need the rad specs and take those measurements and see if they can fit ur case and not only if the fan will fit as for example the thermaltake water 2.0/3.0 extreme are 270mm long even though it uses 2 120mm fans, and most are slightly longer than the fan it uses to cool, but usually as long as u have a rear exhaust 120/140mm fan most will easily fit. Its when u get to the longer 240/280mm coolers when u need to make sure it'll fit.
Everyone of the pump/cpu heatsink blocks will fit no prob on the cpu as long as the socket is support which all the ones mentioned do and most u can buy new except the intel one. They will not interfere with heatsinks or ram at all.
Good start for price go Corsair H60 new one with white fan, for a 120mm fan or a 240 in the H100i.
Also the Thermaltake Water 2.0/3.0 Pro and Extreme are good 120/240mm water coolers
NZXT Kraken X40/X60 are good 140/280mm coolers, most of them are good if u can get for the right cost, the H60 is the cheapest and isnt as good as the other 120mm ones, but on most of them give specs for its dimentions mainly u need the rad specs and take those measurements and see if they can fit ur case and not only if the fan will fit as for example the thermaltake water 2.0/3.0 extreme are 270mm long even though it uses 2 120mm fans, and most are slightly longer than the fan it uses to cool, but usually as long as u have a rear exhaust 120/140mm fan most will easily fit. Its when u get to the longer 240/280mm coolers when u need to make sure it'll fit.
Everyone of the pump/cpu heatsink blocks will fit no prob on the cpu as long as the socket is support which all the ones mentioned do and most u can buy new except the intel one. They will not interfere with heatsinks or ram at all.
Sn1992-1361850
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Dont go fr water cooling
Go for a hyper 212 evo with push pull config and un ll be just 3-5c htter than the AIO liq cooler
Go for a hyper 212 evo with push pull config and un ll be just 3-5c htter than the AIO liq cooler
Sn1992-1361850
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