Comprimise on Radiator or CPU Block?

[xmetallik]

Title pretty much states it, I have two choices, they are both the same price. one has a Better Rad (RX240 over RS240) and the other has a better CPU Bock (RayStorm over Rasa Black Acetal) links to both of these are below. what is the best comprimise to make, I will be using a push pull of both wit 2x120mm pushing and a 200mm pulling. and CPU is a i5

 

[xmetallik]

im an idiot, here are the links

http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=207_160_45&products_id=16619 and
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=207_160_45&products_id=21055

 

[whatsthatnoise]

The thicker radiator should be able to dissipate more heat more easily. For better temps, go with the RX240.

Why get a set and not just pick the parts yourself? Is there a vast price advantage or something?

 

[xmetallik]

The thicker radiator should be able to dissipate more heat more easily. For better temps, go with the RX240.

Why get a set and not just pick the parts yourself? Is there a vast price advantage or something?

if I do this I save $100+ rather than buying all the parts separately. I'm on a budget

 

[robustus64]

The rad is the best choice get the bigger rad since the diffrences on the cpu blocks are usually only a degree or two where as the diffrence in the rads is like an extra 200 watts of heat dissapation......

 

[xmetallik]

Best answer selected by xmetallik.

 

[robustus64]

you can always take the loop down in 6 months and add a diffrent block and dont forget a kill coil if its an open loop as pure silver will keep the loop crystal clear and clean.