Corsair Hydro h60 vs Hyper 212 Evo For 7600k

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Corsair Hydro h60 vs Hyper 212 Evo For 7600k. What cooler do you think is more worth it. Some people have used the 212 and ran out of voltage first but others have used it and ran out of heat first. help me
 
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Today, nobody knows how the i5-7600K will overclock.
For skylake, i5-6600K and i7-6700K run out of safe vcore(1.4v or so) before they run out of thermal limits.
I would expect kaby lake to be more similar than different.


That assumes you have a decent case with a couple of 120mm front intake fans or better, and a decent air cooler with a 120mm fan.
At $35 The cm hyper212 is popular and qualifies.
The mounting system is not so great though.
For a smaller alternative in the same price range, you have the cryorig H7 at 145mm tall.
For a quieter alternative look at the scythe kotetsu.

At a step up in cooling, look at the noctua NH-U12s or NH-U14s. the bigger NH-D15s is not really necessary.

A AIO liquid cooler is no more effective and...
Today, nobody knows how the i5-7600K will overclock.
For skylake, i5-6600K and i7-6700K run out of safe vcore(1.4v or so) before they run out of thermal limits.
I would expect kaby lake to be more similar than different.


That assumes you have a decent case with a couple of 120mm front intake fans or better, and a decent air cooler with a 120mm fan.
At $35 The cm hyper212 is popular and qualifies.
The mounting system is not so great though.
For a smaller alternative in the same price range, you have the cryorig H7 at 145mm tall.
For a quieter alternative look at the scythe kotetsu.

At a step up in cooling, look at the noctua NH-U12s or NH-U14s. the bigger NH-D15s is not really necessary.

A AIO liquid cooler is no more effective and has mounting issues for case airflow.

 
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