All in one for i5 4670K

[Lisapete]

Just got a cheap rig and want to OC the pants off it. Needs cooling over stock.

I have options of 120mm or 140mm and can do push pull. Looking for an all in one really to save messing about

 

[JamesM]

You'll be limited with an AIO cooler.

Generally speaking push/pull doesn't to much temp wise and you can't really beat a full loop.

 

[Lisapete]

In want too fit an all in one for the simple reasons of fit and forget. If I ever sold the system I've not got issue of trying too explain it to anyone how it all works.

 

[snips86x]

What's your budget?

You could look at the Antec 920, Corsair H55/H60/H80i

 

[Lisapete]

£200

I can fit a single or dual rad by the way. 120, 140, 240, 280mm are the options

 

[Lisapete]

Anyone?

 

[Meoricin]

If you're looking for serious OCing, wouldn't big air be better than AIO?

Obviously real water works best, but if that's not an option AIO isn't an alternative to it.

 

[ShivP]

£200? Custom loop can be done

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=WC-040-OE

However obviously not fully fit and forget, once per year clearout of water or similar would be good

 

[ghutchison14078]

This should be available in the UK soon - looks like a beast of an AIO setup

http://www.swiftech.com/H220-X.aspx

 

[Resa69]

This should be available in the UK soon - looks like a beast of an AIO setup

http://www.swiftech.com/H220-X.aspx

+1

Wait for this monster of a AIO

 

[Flying_Hellfish]

£200

Lol, custom or big air then. With that budget you'll best any of the AIO solutions (I had a kuhler before I went custom so should know )

Guess you could wait for the reviews of the swiftech mentioned above.

Edit: what about the OcUK labs ones? They still making those?