What is the best cpu cooler under mm144.526
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144.526 rules out the Cryorig H5.
RAIJINTEK PALLAS BLACK, High-End Low Profile Cooler, 6pcs 6mm Heat-Pipe, Slim 14013 PWM Fan, Fully Nickel Plating, Copper Base, Total 68mm Heigth Including Fan, Supports Intel & AMD Modern CPU Sockets
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA66Z28G9982&cm_re=RAIJINTEK_PALLAS-_-9SIA66Z28G9982-_-Product
This CPU cooler ranked very well in a tomshardware article: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raijintek-pallas-slim-cpu-cooler,4085.html#p1
RAIJINTEK PALLAS BLACK, High-End Low Profile Cooler, 6pcs 6mm Heat-Pipe, Slim 14013 PWM Fan, Fully Nickel Plating, Copper Base, Total 68mm Heigth Including Fan, Supports Intel & AMD Modern CPU Sockets
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA66Z28G9982&cm_re=RAIJINTEK_PALLAS-_-9SIA66Z28G9982-_-Product
This CPU cooler ranked very well in a tomshardware article: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/raijintek-pallas-slim-cpu-cooler,4085.html#p1
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I use the Pallas in a gd06 , its a great cooler - there is no need to change the fan , the low profile one it comes with is very quiet a does a great job.
You could change it if you wanted , any 140mm fan should fit, it comes with a spring clip fan holder which should be fairly universal.
You could change it if you wanted , any 140mm fan should fit, it comes with a spring clip fan holder which should be fairly universal.
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No mate , it's easy , but with your case being a htpc setup you will have to remove the board.
Remove the backplate, put the supplied one on , bolts go through back to front , 4 plastic spacers, heatsink arms on, 4 interlock bolts to fasten it down.
Heatsink itself screws on with 2 screws, fan clips on with a metal holder (the fan fitting is the pain in the ass bit if anything in a tight case)
No fancy spring loaders or anything so compared to most other coolers that require a custom backplate it's easier imo.
Remove the backplate, put the supplied one on , bolts go through back to front , 4 plastic spacers, heatsink arms on, 4 interlock bolts to fasten it down.
Heatsink itself screws on with 2 screws, fan clips on with a metal holder (the fan fitting is the pain in the ass bit if anything in a tight case)
No fancy spring loaders or anything so compared to most other coolers that require a custom backplate it's easier imo.
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