AIO for i7-7700?

franches · Feb 3, 2017

Hey guys, I wanted to know, which liquid cooler to consider from these 3 AIOs for my i7 7700
I am aware that It is non K and that It makes no sense to water cool since I wont OC. However the 212 doesnt fit in my case /spec01/ and I am looking to up my level for my 3rd build. So, I have these three in mind

Liqmax II 240
H20 H1200 Pro
AquaChanger 240

Question is, which one of these? Is it compatible with my B250 Pro Motherboard? and will it support my Kaby Lake LGA1151 CPU?

Thanks guys xD

13thmonkey · Feb 3, 2017

you need to look on their spec sheets for compatibility, i've not heard of any of those, so I would go with none.

TJ Hooker · Feb 3, 2017

Cryorig H7 is a little better than the 212 EVO and would fit in your case.
http://pcpartpicker.com/product/93Crxr/cryorig-cpu-cooler-h7

franches · Feb 3, 2017

TJ Hooker :

Damn, not selling in the store where Im buying from. I know that I most likely can get it off other places, however just to stick to topic, which one of these 3 would be recomended?

Ecky · Feb 3, 2017

What's the purpose? An AiO won't increase the stability of your PC, won't improve performance, and you can't overclock. If you're looking to reduce noise, a tower cooler can do it better, cheaper.

franches · Feb 4, 2017

Ecky :

A'ight so if I can go for the carbide 100r silent and spend the extra money for an strix 1060? And keep the 7700 non k? that would be a good option wouldn't it?

13thmonkey · Feb 4, 2017

Ecky :

perfectly correct

Ecky · Feb 4, 2017

franches :

Depends on what's in the rest of your build, but yes that sounds about right. With the money saved on a cooler, I'd consider a better video card or faster/larger SSD.

Be aware that an i7 7700 + GTX 1060 together only draw about 180w, so you don't need a terribly big power supply either. Better to get a higher quality, higher efficiency unit than one with a ton of watts.

franches · Feb 4, 2017

Ecky :

franches :

Depends on what's in the rest of your build, but yes that sounds about right. With the money saved on a cooler, I'd consider a better video card or faster/larger SSD.

Be aware that an i7 7700 + GTX 1060 together only draw about 180w, so you don't need a terribly big power supply either. Better to get a higher quality, higher efficiency unit than one with a ton of watts.

This is tons of back and forth, however I changed my case to the s340 and the GPU to the Strix RX 480. This way, with the case I can opt for a hyper 212/412s and still have the upgradability for an dual radiator AIO liquid cooler

13thmonkey · Feb 4, 2017

franches :

Ecky :

This is tons of back and forth, however I changed my case to the s340 and the GPU to the Strix RX 480. This way, with the case I can opt for a hyper 212/412s and still have the upgradability for an dual radiator AIO liquid cooler

Back and forth is good, it's the point in fact, that way we get the best answer overall.

franches · Feb 4, 2017

13thmonkey :

franches :

Ecky :

This is tons of back and forth, however I changed my case to the s340 and the GPU to the Strix RX 480. This way, with the case I can opt for a hyper 212/412s and still have the upgradability for an dual radiator AIO liquid cooler

Back and forth is good, it's the point in fact, that way we get the best answer overall.

Thanks man, I topped it off with Arctic Silvers 5.

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