Wraith Spire Cooler or Aftermarket Cooler?

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In a Ryzen 1700 (OC 3.7ghz), GTX 1080 and 2x8 3200mhz Ram build,

Would the Wraith Spire Cooler be able to handle it? Or is it recommended to get an aftermarket cooler?
 
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Amd really upped their game on cpu cooling over past models. The Wraith coolers are actually very good coolers for the price (hah!) and better than a good portion of the aftermarket budget lines. Ppl tend to max out cpu voltages/OC before needing to upgrade the cooler.
That said if you do find yourself needing a better cooler don't go for a budget line.
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Amd really upped their game on cpu cooling over past models. The Wraith coolers are actually very good coolers for the price (hah!) and better than a good portion of the aftermarket budget lines. Ppl tend to max out cpu voltages/OC before needing to upgrade the cooler.
That said if you do find yourself needing a better cooler don't go for a budget line.
 
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For the price that wraiths are bringing on ebay currently, you'd be better off with a Cryorig H7 Lumi. What ppl are doing is gouging the market. They buy an aftermarket cooler, then sell their free Wraith to cover the cost. @$50 after shipping is rediculous for a stock, free cooler.
 
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I think the h7 is ugly, and the cm 212.

AMD really knocked it out of the park with their design.

CM has a pretty RGB aio water cooler for about $60 though, so if I can't find a cheap wraith I will likely go that route.
 
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