Soldato
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Arctic is good apparantly. To be honest, they are probably all close in performance. Buying Noctua would probably be your best bet for quietness, but obviously additional cash.
Thermaltake are good in performance/noise I think.
Thermaltake are good in performance/noise I think.
i was reffering to full aio coolers, not the fans but thank you for the input i will look at replacing the stock fans on whatever aio i wind up getting!
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They will nearly all perform within a few degrees - They are basically all made by the same company, Asetek, or based off their design.
Any by NXZT, Corsair, Arctic and Coolermaster are established.
Any by NXZT, Corsair, Arctic and Coolermaster are established.
Ok thanks I'm looking at the Corsair h100i SE as it's a really nice looking white aio which has decent performance
My basket at Overclockers UK:
Pretty overkill though.
A £20 Freezer 34 is ample for something like a 3600.
Spending £150 on a an AiO for a 3600 is utter madness, you could have bumped up to a 3700X and a decent HSF over the 3600 at that point.
Total: £79.99 (includes shipping: £0.00)
Pretty overkill though.
A £20 Freezer 34 is ample for something like a 3600.
Spending £150 on a an AiO for a 3600 is utter madness, you could have bumped up to a 3700X and a decent HSF over the 3600 at that point.
Soldato
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So was I, buying some noctuas for it.
thank you!My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £79.99 (includes shipping: £0.00)
Pretty overkill though.
A £20 Freezer 34 is ample for something like a 3600.
Spending £150 on a an AiO for a 3600 is utter madness, you could have bumped up to a 3700X and a decent HSF over the 3600 at that point.
ah i see aha
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wouldn't bother - utter waste of money.
Go for a 280 or 360 not a 240.