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Shayannike.ps3
By Shayannike.ps3
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If you want to overclock it, yes it is.

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not really unless your gonna oc or you want lower temps or a quieter cooler

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not really unless your gonna oc or you want lower temps or a quieter cooler

What CPU cooler would u recommend

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Often stock cooler does pretty good work, unless u want to OC,Low temps,less noise (as guys above said) or if u want your pc look pretty "cool"...

 

What are u looking for?

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Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo for best price to performance ratio

I have 212 Evo and it realy doesn't do that much work... i have it for almost 2 years now and i have the same temps i had with stock cooler... 

 

The only thing it did, it was to force me change case cause i couldn't fit it in my old case xD

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I have 212 Evo and it realy doesn't do that much work... i have it for almost 2 years now and i have the same temps i had with stock cooler... 

 

The only thing it did, it was to force me change case cause i couldn't fit it in my old case xD

maybe you have bad airflow or a bad fan or the temp monitor wasn't working well or the program wasn't working well.

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maybe you have bad airflow or a bad fan or the temp monitor wasn't working well or the program wasn't working well.

i have 2 fans on it (push-pull) and using core temp for temps and checking bios as well sometimes...

 

P.S. http://www.corsair.com/en-us/air-series-sp120-pwm-high-performance-edition-high-static-pressure-fan-twin-pack those 2 babies aint bad...

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i have 2 fans on it (push-pull) and using core temp for temps and checking bios as well sometimes...

 

P.S. http://www.corsair.com/en-us/air-series-sp120-pwm-high-performance-edition-high-static-pressure-fan-twin-pack those 2 babies aint bad...

noctua fans have better airflow and more quiet but are more expensive, sp120 are great for their price

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Anything Be Quiet! makes would be good, just pick from their lineup. They have similar performance to noctua coolers, but look so much better

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