So I found a cheap H60 online here:
https://www.ballicom.co.uk/corsair-cw-9060007-na-bulk-.p953544.html?ref=PLA&gclid=COv6kIfT9M4CFVQo0wodLbsDIA
The product description is a little confusing, but I'm assuming that it means it's a new Corsair H60 without the fan, meaning I can get a aftermarket one for better performance and possibly cheaper overall. I found a new Noctua NF-f12 120mm for £14 off ebuyer. So would this fan give me better performance than a stock H60?
Also, the total for this with the Noctua if about £65, for a stock H60 it's around £68, however for a H75, I can also get it for £68, but would a single aftermarket cooler on a H60 offer better performance than a H75? Because i heard the push pull system of a H75 doesn't do that much more than a single fan.
I know it might sound dead obvious, that a H75 is better, but I'm at the point where i need to save as much money as possible, plus I doubt I need the tiny extra performance since my CPU (i5 4670k) isn't over-clocked, and i dont want 2 fans creating a ton of noise if it's not neccessary.
https://www.ballicom.co.uk/corsair-cw-9060007-na-bulk-.p953544.html?ref=PLA&gclid=COv6kIfT9M4CFVQo0wodLbsDIA
The product description is a little confusing, but I'm assuming that it means it's a new Corsair H60 without the fan, meaning I can get a aftermarket one for better performance and possibly cheaper overall. I found a new Noctua NF-f12 120mm for £14 off ebuyer. So would this fan give me better performance than a stock H60?
Also, the total for this with the Noctua if about £65, for a stock H60 it's around £68, however for a H75, I can also get it for £68, but would a single aftermarket cooler on a H60 offer better performance than a H75? Because i heard the push pull system of a H75 doesn't do that much more than a single fan.
I know it might sound dead obvious, that a H75 is better, but I'm at the point where i need to save as much money as possible, plus I doubt I need the tiny extra performance since my CPU (i5 4670k) isn't over-clocked, and i dont want 2 fans creating a ton of noise if it's not neccessary.
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