i have a i7 intel 4790k cpu with a mid tower case called Versa II (US). and something that can keep cold when im streaming or recording or something like that or when i overclock it.
Althought it's expensive there is a very good cheaper alternative air cooler.
It is a Noctua NH-D15. One of the best air coolers on the market.
83.5 Cubic Feet of Air Per Minute
Cooling an i7 4770K idle temps are around 29-33C and under load with 30 minutes of Prime95 all cores maxed out 48-55C . These temps are very impressive especially the load temp even under full load you should be staying under 60C
Althought it's expensive there is a very good cheaper alternative air cooler.
It is a Noctua NH-D15. One of the best air coolers on the market.
83.5 Cubic Feet of Air Per Minute
Cooling an i7 4770K idle temps are around 29-33C and under load with 30 minutes of Prime95 all cores maxed out 48-55C . These temps are very impressive especially the load temp even under full load you should be staying under 60C
thats an open box that means i could get a broken one so idk but do u know if the crosair h100i or h110 are good and would fit in my mid tower Versa II (US)
NH-D15 > H100i with stock fans
NH-D15 > H100i with Noctua fans
NH-D15 > H100i in terms of price
NH-D15 > H100i in terms of noise
NH-D15 < H100i in terms of looks
NH-D15 = H100i in terms of case/components compatibility (H100i slightly wins this one)
i was looking at the ones with radiators dose that make a difference cause it actually shoots the hot air not not back into the case like the one u sent me
The H110 is one of the quieter liquid coolers. It will perform on par with the NH-D15. The H110 will be slightly cooler, the NH-D15 will be slightly quieter.
Just bear in mind both coolers are large. make sure they will fit, especially the H110. It needs 2x140mm fan mounts.
well my case is a mid tower Versa II (US) so what one do u recommend i get for cooling an i7 4790k which im probably going to overclock and or i stream so ya
Corsair hydro are all loud as hell! Corsair link software sucks donkey dick... Actually i would strongly advise to stay away from any AIO liquid cooler. All of them are made by asetek and they all have the same issues. Alu rads with high fin density need high rpm fans.
There are only a few exceptions to the above. Swiftec have some great AIO liquid coolers. (They dont put the pump on the waterblock do asetek patent doesnt apply). These swiftec units use all copper radiator and apogee waterblock. Also they have way more powerfull pump and arent closed loop so you can make modifications or add stuff.
personally i still went for an air cooler (NH-D14), but if i would go for WC it would be eigther swiftec H220X or H240X or custom loop.