i5 4670k Overclocking - Best cooling solution?
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You'd start by looking at Hyper EVO 212. A great cooler for the price and fine for the OC you desire. Then you'd move up to Xigmatek DK SD1283, for a bit quieter cooling.
LP Noctuas for more powerful and still quieter cooling. Phanteks for great value/money and some serious OCing, more than what you desire would be fine on this one, Noctua D14/15 for some extreme OCing and absolute quietness.
The least liquid one I'd recommend is H100i in the $100 market, or H110 for a quieter experience.
LP Noctuas for more powerful and still quieter cooling. Phanteks for great value/money and some serious OCing, more than what you desire would be fine on this one, Noctua D14/15 for some extreme OCing and absolute quietness.
The least liquid one I'd recommend is H100i in the $100 market, or H110 for a quieter experience.
Wow, that was the reply I was looking for
I also found some on my own. What do you think about those:
Akasa , Raijintek Ereboss, Arctic Freezer i30, Thermalright Macho, Scythe Mugen
Raijintek Ereboss seems really cool and big, and might do the job quite good. Again, Im not an expert, so... what do you think?
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Of the given ones, totally avoid Freezer i30, it doesn't cool properly, Ereboss is a fine cooler, but doesn't have great memory clearance. Scthe Mugen is a great cooler, good cooling and quieter too, I'd recommend it from the bunch.
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