CPU Cooling fan for fx6300

gaggudeep · Jun 30, 2014

Do i require one? If yes please suggest models.
Ok i am changing my budget to 1K, please suggest

ykki · Jun 30, 2014

If you are just using the cpu for light usage then the stock cooler works (with a lot of noise if i may add). But if you are gaming or doing othr cpu intensive work the aftermarket cooling is always better (cooler , quieter)
http://www.flipkart.com/cooler-master-hyper-tx3-evo/p/itmd5xzprhxvefrj?pid=COLD5XZPV75JZAEZ&icmpid=reco_pp_hSame_cooler_1
http://www.flipkart.com/deepcool-iceedge-400fs-cooler/p/itmduu8xdxaxsmea?pid=COLDUU8X5NHUEYJG&otracker=from-search&srno=t_1&query=iceedge+400&ref=ddc44833-5b47-426a-bd18-f340ef1e9ebb

gaggudeep · Jun 30, 2014

ykki :

Won't the stock cooler be ok for games like BF 4 and Crysis 3?

mickypheonix · Jun 30, 2014

Hi gaggudeep
Unless your cpu is hitting temps above 70 c when playing these games your stock cooler will be fine or unless you find the stock cooler excessively loud
then there is no need to change it

gaggudeep · Jun 30, 2014

mickypheonix :

I haven't bought fx6300 yet. So how will i know if it will hit above 70 C at stock cooler while playing crysis 3 or any other intensive game?

mickypheonix · Jun 30, 2014

then save your money and wait and see , you should be fine , you can always install an aftermarket cooler later

ykki · Jun 30, 2014

Gaggudeep where do you live? (the city)
The 6300 will easily touch temperatures like 60 to 70°C on BF4 and crysis in summers

ykki · Jun 30, 2014

For 1k get the hyper 101.
But i suggest waiting for some time and getting the hyper tx3 . It is good (i have it with a 6800k)

gaggudeep · Jul 1, 2014

ykki :

I live in Bhuj, Gujarat, India. The place is pretty hot but at night temperature cools down.

ykki · Jul 3, 2014

I would really recommend a cpu cooler then. Winter is coming in a few months but it is still a long way to go. As you said it gets cool at night then maybe limit yourself to night gaming till winters and then ride out the winter months with the stock cooler(and also hold off over clocking ) and then when you have enough cash (a little under 2000 rs) THEN you could get a good cooler because coolers under 1000 rs will not be able to keep the cpu cool in the hot summer months ( if you over clock then it will be an even bigger problem).
I think about 1500 - 1700 rs would get you a good cooler. And um.... one more thing I have a hyper tx3 and it cost me about 1600rs from the market.
The tx3's price in flipkart is 2000rs(price may be lower on other sites) sooo.... your decision if want to get it ftom the market or get it from the net. Good luck
If you haven't noticed (rim shot) I'm Indian too and I currently live in delhi.

mickypheonix · Jul 3, 2014

what is your case and cpu ? , must be sure the cooler is compatiblle

gaggudeep · Jul 4, 2014

My current cpu is core 2 duo e4600 but i'm soon upgrading to fx6300

mickypheonix · Jul 4, 2014

no problems , need also to know what your case is , if cooler is too tall you wont get the side panel on your case
then i can say what cooler is compatible with your fx6300 and that it will fit in your case

gaggudeep · Jul 4, 2014

It's a mid tower, a local one anways the name is Frontech Army.

mickypheonix · Jul 4, 2014

im unable to dig up any info on the maximum cpu cooler height for the frontech army
only case dimensions , your case is 174mm (W) so i would go for a cooler 150mm or under to allow for room behind the mobo tray , standoffs and mobo
the coolermaster hyper TX3 evo stands 136mm tall and should fit in your case and is compatible with the fx 6300 and will perform better than your stock cooler
http://www.theitdepot.com/search.html?keywords=hyper+tx3&searchcategory=0&Search=

gaggudeep · Jul 4, 2014

Thanks man.

mickypheonix · Jul 4, 2014

you are welcome , i hope it goes well for you , all the best

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