Best cpu cooler for core i7 930

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^+1.. The best (both on cooling and silence) without a doubt.. Its huge however.. Won't fit every case and will hinder with memory modules which have tall heat spreaders.. That is where the H70 has the advantage.. Great cooling performance at a smaller installation footprint.. But its comparatively more noisy..
^+1.. The best (both on cooling and silence) without a doubt.. Its huge however.. Won't fit every case and will hinder with memory modules which have tall heat spreaders.. That is where the H70 has the advantage.. Great cooling performance at a smaller installation footprint.. But its comparatively more noisy..
 
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Has to be the best response to the H70 vs. D14 question that I've seen
 

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I have the D-14 and it is nothing short of amazing! I strongly recommend it. my 930 runs 36C idle and 68C prime load at 4.3GHZ 1.3v

Just keep in mind it weighs about 2 lbs and is gigantic.. you will noth be able to use ram with a hug heatsink. i can say the mushkin redlines will fit under it
 

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i have two side case fans (coolermaster r4s)would i still be able to keep them with this cooler installed?coolermaster site says i can have up to 165 mm cooler to keep the fans
 

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there will be no overclocking
core i7 930 or 950
asus p6x58d premium
corsair 3 x 2gb dominator
corsair ax850
geforce gtx 460 1 gb
coolermaster storm scout case
rosewill media card reader
samsung f3 1 tb hdd
windows 7 ultimate
lg blu ray burner
asus dvd rw burner
samsung 24 inch monitor
logitech mouse and keyboard
 

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i like my systems to run at their best performance,cooling,rendering,encoding,etc.i dont like to take chances.i was taught to do it right the first time.a little overbuilding doesnt hurt lol
 
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