Look for a single radiator liquid CPU cooler

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Joey2332

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Hello!

I am looking to get a single radiator liquid CPU cooler and am stumped on which one. I was looking at the Corsair Hydro Series H55 but there are others as well, I don't care much about the noise I just want it to cool my CPU. I don't have a overclocking CPU but it gets really hot where I live so I want something to keep it cool while gaming.

Any suggestions would be great!

My system:
intel Core i5-6600
8.00GB ram
MSI H110M PRO-D
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
 
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rubix_1011
For under $115, I would recommend going with a good air cooler. You aren't going to get anything liquid that is going to be better in the price range.
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The thing with coolers is that they cool better when fed with cooler ambient air. To that effect, if you're watercooling, you won't be seeing some stellar numbers. I assume you're on the stock Intel cooler which also leads me to think your case has inadequate airflow/cooling potential. You've forgotten to mention your case's make and model as well. Please include it.

With that said, are you sure you'd like to stick to a single 120/140mm radiator setup? Might I also ask where you're located and how much you plan to spend on the cooler?
 
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Hello!

My case is an older Cyber power mid tower case, so there are no manuals out there for it, I have searched for it before, and I do not have the manual in person, the best I can do is provide the link to it https://www.amazon.com/CyberpowerPC-GUA3100A-Desktop-FX-4300-Windows/dp/B0111MTSZ8
I would like to stick with a single radiator setup because I think it fits my computer and is smaller. For price, I am looking for something below 115$. I live around Vancouver area, which is getting a lot of sun at the moment, plus we only have ac in two of the rooms. Hope this helps.
 
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Agreed! For that amount of money you could easily get a current spec'd case like a Coolermaster N200 and CPU cooler like a Cryorig H7 or a Hyper 212Evo cooler and call it a day. Mind you, if your existing case can accommodate the aforementioned coolers, then that saves you an additional 50USD(or more if the prices are higher in Canada) ;)
 
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