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So I've decided to make the move to the Hadron Air from the Prodigy, simply because of aesthetics, and my other half is in love with the Hadron lol
I have the GTX 760 HAWK from MSI right now, and am not sure what to do GPU wise. Reading up on the Hadron, the ideal kind of GPU would be a rear-exhaust type, while the HAWK is the dual fan, exhaust into the case type. I wouldn't mind selling it and changing to another 760 or 770, but taking a look at eBay, doesn't seem to be many 760 HAWKs being sold lol (though if I could get what they are listed for, I'd definitely get a 770!)
So here I am, trying to figure out what to do. Should I try and sell my current 760 and get a 760/770 with rear exhaust, or just stick with it? I have a 4670k I plan on using with a Silverstone Nitrogon Pro (unless you can recommend a better low-profile cooler).
Thanks in advance!
I have the GTX 760 HAWK from MSI right now, and am not sure what to do GPU wise. Reading up on the Hadron, the ideal kind of GPU would be a rear-exhaust type, while the HAWK is the dual fan, exhaust into the case type. I wouldn't mind selling it and changing to another 760 or 770, but taking a look at eBay, doesn't seem to be many 760 HAWKs being sold lol (though if I could get what they are listed for, I'd definitely get a 770!)
So here I am, trying to figure out what to do. Should I try and sell my current 760 and get a 760/770 with rear exhaust, or just stick with it? I have a 4670k I plan on using with a Silverstone Nitrogon Pro (unless you can recommend a better low-profile cooler).
Thanks in advance!
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