Liquid Cpu cooler
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I would say as a generalization to always go with a liquid cooler over an air cooler as while there is still the same heat transfer it doesn't sit directly on your processor. Also Corsair is a great brand with a great warranty service in the event that something goes wrong.
It is also important to know what processor you have and how hot it gets, as sometimes a 120mm liquid cooler (If you have an I7 of pretty much any kind) simply isn't enough and you need to go for a 240mm.
It is also important to know what processor you have and how hot it gets, as sometimes a 120mm liquid cooler (If you have an I7 of pretty much any kind) simply isn't enough and you need to go for a 240mm.
volkgren
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I would disagree in that you should not always go with a liquid cooler over an air cooler, but rather only go with a liquid cooler when an air cooler is not sufficient enough.
Problems can come from a liquid cooler that would not be present with an air cooler; such as pump failure and leaking, both of which could ruin your hardware.
SumTingW0ng
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