NEED HELP-XT Kraken X61 106.1 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler

PlushieX

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So, im really new to the whole wonderful concept of building your own PC, so im clueless whether i should use liquid cooling or not. I am getting a intel i7 6700k (4.0ghz quad core) or maybe a intel i7 4790k. i dont know which one i should choose, and also, i plan on overclocking for a little more performance.
Thats why i think i need a liquid cooler.
But i have no idea whether i should use it or not. Also im looking for a good case with lots of space and one that consist of metal and has good air flowing and noise decrease.

so, with all that said, any tips??
 
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Reasons to get the i7 4790K v i7 6700K

Higher turbo clock speed: 4.4 GHz vs 4.2 GHz. Around 5% higher turbo clock speed
Better turbo clock speed: 1,250 MHz vs 1,150 MHz. Around 10% better turbo clock speed
Significantly better performance per dollar: 4.18 pt/$ vs 1.21 pt/$. Around 3.5x better performance per dollar
Higher Maximum operating temperature: 74.04 °C vs 64 °C. More than 15% higher Maximum operating temperature
Better PassMark (Single core) score: 2,530 vs 2,318. Around 10% better PassMark (Single core) score

If your going to OC then get a Kraken X61 or consider Corsair H110 or equivalent AIO Water Cooler.
Just make sure you have a decent case.
I like the Corsair range of cases and have a Full Tower...
Reasons to get the i7 4790K v i7 6700K

Higher turbo clock speed: 4.4 GHz vs 4.2 GHz. Around 5% higher turbo clock speed
Better turbo clock speed: 1,250 MHz vs 1,150 MHz. Around 10% better turbo clock speed
Significantly better performance per dollar: 4.18 pt/$ vs 1.21 pt/$. Around 3.5x better performance per dollar
Higher Maximum operating temperature: 74.04 °C vs 64 °C. More than 15% higher Maximum operating temperature
Better PassMark (Single core) score: 2,530 vs 2,318. Around 10% better PassMark (Single core) score

If your going to OC then get a Kraken X61 or consider Corsair H110 or equivalent AIO Water Cooler.
Just make sure you have a decent case.
I like the Corsair range of cases and have a Full Tower Graphite series 780T. Looks great and well built. More room to work, better air flow and will allow for AIO installation of twin fan radiator. Check it out.
 
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