Deepcool Maelstorm 240t vs Cryorig H7
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khashayar2000
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they should both be able to give you acceptable temperatures at max overclocks
But I Prefer The Deep Cool U Mentioned Because Im Using This And It Works Great For Crazy Overclockers !
U Can Overclock IT Without Any Worry . Hope To Be Useful
Best Regards Khd
But I Prefer The Deep Cool U Mentioned Because Im Using This And It Works Great For Crazy Overclockers !
U Can Overclock IT Without Any Worry . Hope To Be Useful
Best Regards Khd
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The maelstrom is better , absolutely no doubt about it at all.
With that performance increase comes a lot more work & more risk as with all water cooling setups.
The h7 I'd argue is good enough generally ,& takes about 5 minutes to fit.
The choice is yours at the end of the day , what case are you using ?? That would influence my decision more than anything else.
With that performance increase comes a lot more work & more risk as with all water cooling setups.
The h7 I'd argue is good enough generally ,& takes about 5 minutes to fit.
The choice is yours at the end of the day , what case are you using ?? That would influence my decision more than anything else.
well , that doesnt matter anymore , the case is out of stock . I aint lucky for some reason .. anyways .. The case is the define s . I think ill go with the maelstorm 240t then . Before i buy it , should i consider any other cooler ?
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I posted on the other thread mate , choice would have been the thermal take - It will go fine in the define s though mate too.
The leaks were from early models, where the pipe clip joins failed , this was sorted a long time ago as far as I'm aware
Obviously electronics + water cooling there is always going to be a slight risk of failure.
I'm more inclined to air coolers myself , block of metal + fan , there's not really anything to go wrong, its a easy safe option.
The h7 is good , but if you're looking at overclocking a 6700k there is far far more headroom with the maelstrom.
At stock speeds the h7 is absolutely 100% good enough though.
The leaks were from early models, where the pipe clip joins failed , this was sorted a long time ago as far as I'm aware
Obviously electronics + water cooling there is always going to be a slight risk of failure.
I'm more inclined to air coolers myself , block of metal + fan , there's not really anything to go wrong, its a easy safe option.
The h7 is good , but if you're looking at overclocking a 6700k there is far far more headroom with the maelstrom.
At stock speeds the h7 is absolutely 100% good enough though.
Well thats the thing . I dont want stock speeds . So ty all , ill buy the deepcool . Now how should i mount it in the case (fractal define s)
Im thinking about putting the stock fans in front for intake , at the top the radiator (push air from inside , or from outside ??) and install a rear 120mm fan that i have lying around . Or where should i put the rad ?
Im thinking about putting the stock fans in front for intake , at the top the radiator (push air from inside , or from outside ??) and install a rear 120mm fan that i have lying around . Or where should i put the rad ?
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