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Justiceinacan
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For $50 seems like a decent enough cooler. I'd personally go for a more trusted name like CRYORIG or Noctua personally, but I've admired twin frozr GPU's for a while.
nathanstrainrocks
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For what CPU? Looks god though. I would go for a liquid cooler if you plan on overclocking though.
Justiceinacan
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At 120/140mm which is his price range, liquid rads offer little more than air does, and don't assist in any way on VRMs, and air doesn't leak over your expensive equipment when you least expect. A good CPU fan should do nearly the same thing.
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Liquid coolers don't leak anymore than air coolers break motherboards. It happens, but it's rare enough to not really be an issue. The only real difference between air coolers and aios is the price tag. Very few push a system hard enough to take advantage of an aios greater capacity for heat exchange.. As far as ability goes, a H60 is equivalent to a hyper212, h90 a D14, h105 a D15. Etc. The rate of exchange is equal roughly, it's only on the largest 280mm coolers that there's no real air equivalent in capacity. I prefer aios, but that's me, there's no need for liquid for OC, air works just as good.
nathanstrainrocks
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If you are worried, Do a Corsair liquid cooler. They have a reputation to hold up. I have ran their H100i in my PC for almost 2 years without flaws.
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