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As title, which is better. From what i've read I would guess the Ninja is better, but has anyone experienced both?
Freezer 64 Pro or Scythe Ninja?
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I know that I cant go wrong with either but i'm thinking about a serious overclock in a really well vented case. The Ninja's now come complete with a 120mm fan btw.
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Well, to cut a long story short, the room where I have setup my PC is the coolest in the house. Last week for example when it hit 25 deg outside the ambient temp in this room was only 17/18 deg.xirokx said:
I plan on using an Akasa Eclipse 62 case and then looking at some mods. Hoping to have at least 4 120mm fans.
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Cos it look **** and probaly nowhere near as good as the 62. From what i've heard and read the 62 takes a lot of beating for the dough!TaKeN said:Why not just buy a Thermaltake armour, and stick loads of big panaflo fans in it
You know it makes sense
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Opty 170 - at least 2.8ghz - might go water later, cant afford right nowxirokx said:what are u overclocking? what speeds dya want? surely you are better of just going for water cooling instead
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It's better, the tuniq tower is alright, in fact the scythe mine looks nearly identical.turbotoaster said:
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Freezer isn't as good as the others, I wish it was cos it's much cheaper.
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Can anyone find me a link to a CPU cooler supertest?!