Best 360 AIO - mesh case, aethestics not important

bakes0310

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Whats the best AIO you can get, my case is mesh so I don't need one with a screen or bright colours. If it happens that the best one does have all them features then that's okay.
No budget, I'm just after the best.
 
Arctic freezer usually tops the charts, but a great cheaper option (the artic freezer doesn’t fit all motherboards) would be pretty much anything form Thermalright.
 
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Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro, either the 360MM or the 420MM. It is proven to match and even beat basically everything on the market, in both performance and silence!

Make sure your case has enough clearance for the chunkier than normal rad+fan combo IIRC it's 68MM in total, and that your motherboard clears - the Arctic website has a compatability chart for motherboards, so that covers you there. Case wise, just look up other peoples builds/reviews online and try and find one with said AIO - that's all I did when scoping for a case that'd fit one ;)

Hope this helps!
 
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deviation said:
Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro, either the 360MM or the 420MM. It is proven to match and even beat basically everything on the market, in both performance and silence!

Make sure your case has enough clearance for the chunkier than normal rad+fan combo IIRC it's 68MM in total, and that your motherboard clears - the Arctic website has a compatability chart for motherboards, so that covers you there. Case wise, just look up other peoples builds/reviews online and try and find one with said AIO - that's all I did when scoping for a case that'd fit one ;)

Hope this helps!
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I am getting the

Fractal Design North XL Full Tower​


I have seen on pcparpicker using that arctic AIO in these cases, guess I better see if my motherboard supports it.
 
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bakes0310 said:
I am getting the

Fractal Design North XL Full Tower​


I have seen on pcparpicker using that arctic AIO in these cases, guess I better see if my motherboard supports it.
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Nice, that's one down then :)
Yeah Arctic's website is pretty darn useful having that option to instantly find out :)
 
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