Noctua or CM for 4790K
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Nuckles_56
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smackers_12
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If your not going to overclock i would just buy a cm hyper 212 evo, at stock speeds it will be nice and quiet, more so if you put a noctua fan on it
Vitric9
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Noctua makes great products that work as good as some higher end Water Cooling AIO kits. The best value would be the NH-U14S. And adding another Fan can help.
This is an Ivy Bridge Test but at 1.3v it would be fairly close to a Haswell OC
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/noctua_nh_u12s_u14s_review,11.html
This is an Ivy Bridge Test but at 1.3v it would be fairly close to a Haswell OC
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/noctua_nh_u12s_u14s_review,11.html
bicycle_repair_man
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+1 for the 212 Evo if you don't plan to overclock (which seems tragic given you have a 4790K). The Noctua would otherwise get my vote, but if you aren't going to overclock, it's an expensive and unnecessary cooler.
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