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I currently have this build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3flk4, and was wondering what my best option would be for replacing the stock cpu cooler and adding more fans with higher performance parts ( or replacing the current ones if it would make a big difference)
 
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The Hyper 212 won't perform as well as the Noctua, but it will perform good enough for half the price. If you want better cooling (and don't have a window, god those fans are an eyesore) then go with the Noctua for sure.
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He really doesn't need one at all assuming that part list is correct. That being said, the Hyper 212 Evo is only $35 so whether he needs it or not it's not too big of a deal.
 
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No there is not, I am purchasing a 770 in a few months. I needed to throw this together at Frys in one day to replace a dead laptop. I am getting fairly warm temps ( I want it cold) hence the question. I was looking at the Noctua NH-U12 S to replace the stock one. Am I better off getting this or is the difference versus the Hyper 212 Evo?
 
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The Hyper 212 won't perform as well as the Noctua, but it will perform good enough for half the price. If you want better cooling (and don't have a window, god those fans are an eyesore) then go with the Noctua for sure.
 
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