What is the best AIO cooler?

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  1. nateluthje

    nateluthje Guest

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    G'day Everyone,

    Didn't really know where to post this one. In your opinion(s), what is the best AIO liquid cooler. I currently have a NZXT Kraken X61, which is doing a fairly good job at the moment.

    What (if any), would be a better AIO cooler - i know the Kraken X62 just came out. I mean, my temps never get above 73-75 degrees, and I believe 80 degrees is the threshold.

    All suggestions noted. Would like to push my 6700K to 4.8 if possible.

    Thanks for all of your time.

    Cheers.
     
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    Forgot to add: Benchmark 100% load gets to 76 degrees, when gaming get around 65 degrees if this helps.
     
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    My corsair keeps my 5960X OC'd to 4ghz with the Cache at 4ghz W/HT enabled at 28-30 at idle. At full load I climb up to 75C.

    Ram is rated at 3ghz, I am running it at 2400 with a Cas latency of 13,15,15,28.

    I cant stand the corsair Link software and I plug my fans into my MB and not into the breakout cables included in the package. I have a push pull configuration with Noctua fans keeping things quiet even at full loads (pwm config)
     
  4. Agent-A01

    Agent-A01 Ancient Guru

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    Nothing you'll buy will be worth the time and effort(unless its a real water setup)

    You're better of deliding if you want a huge drop in temperatures.
     

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    chispy Ancient Guru

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    What is the best AIO cooler?

    A simple question should be answered with a simple answer , and that answer is:

    http://www.swiftech.com/h320x2prestige.aspx#tab2
     
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    Dragondale13 Ancient Guru

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    To say "that's a sweet cooler" is an understatement.I second this recommendation.:thumbup:
     
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    chispy Ancient Guru

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    What a helpful answer :rolleyes:
     
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    I had the Swiftech H320 X2 Prestige cooling my CPU and Video cards for about 6 months. No leaks. Great cooling and dead silent. I decided to try a custom loop using EK rad pump res etc. etc. and I can see NO DIFFERENCE in temps or pump and fan noise. If my new loop is any better, it may be by 2 or 3c. I honestly, and highly recommend Swiftech AIO units. Other than to satisfy my curiosity, I really had no need to go with a custom cooling set up.
     

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