Best Cooler

In my opinion:

Thermalright Ifx-14 with 2x 14cm Yate Loons @ 5v. Will need lapping though. Halfords sell a ~£5 project pack but it is reported to take ages to do.
 
It's a very good cooler, once you remove the sticker on the top. Stock fan isn't especially quiet though, I replaced mine with a Yate Loon. They never became popular on this board, probably becase they look daft, but they outcooled the TT and cost less, total win.
 
don't underestimate the cheapness of the arctic cooling pro 7. stock overclock is like under 40 and stressed is under 60. no need to fit supports underneath the mainboard either.
 
Had3s said:
don't underestimate the cheapness of the arctic cooling pro 7. stock overclock is like under 40 and stressed is under 60. no need to fit supports underneath the mainboard either.
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heard a lot of good things about this cooler, wonder if it fits the evga 680i, its price is absolutely great, might have to try it, been clocking my cpu to 3.2 using stock cooler and things get a bit toasty (68.c) this sounds like a very good option
 
I've got one of those in my bitsa PC, it used to be in the main one. I never had any overheating problems with it, but it was a little loud when dealing with a hot processor. But it's cheap and simple, another very good cooler if you're not shooting for quiet or for mega overclocks.
 
Northwind2 said:
It's a very good cooler, once you remove the sticker on the top. Stock fan isn't especially quiet though, I replaced mine with a Yate Loon. They never became popular on this board, probably becase they look daft, but they outcooled the TT and cost less, total win.
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which one are you talking about?
 
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