Would I need CPU Cooling?

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Hey guys. Posted at the bottom is my (new) build. I've been playing with what I want to have and like what I do have. But what's bugging me is that I'm not sure that I need a cooler when I have a fan that comes stock to the case, so this is why I'm asking for you ladies and gentlemen's advice.

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azaran
While Intel stock coolers largely suck for high performance tasks, if you're not putting your CPU through a huge load then you'll be fine with a stock cooler. They can be louder than some aftermarket solutions tho, so upgrading for sound isnt a bad idea if it bugs you. If you do decide to go with an aftermarket cooler because of noise or heat issues, I'd recommend checking out the Cryorig M9i or H7.
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While Intel stock coolers largely suck for high performance tasks, if you're not putting your CPU through a huge load then you'll be fine with a stock cooler. They can be louder than some aftermarket solutions tho, so upgrading for sound isnt a bad idea if it bugs you. If you do decide to go with an aftermarket cooler because of noise or heat issues, I'd recommend checking out the Cryorig M9i or H7.
 
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