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Seidon 120V and Hyper 212x

Imakuni
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So, I'll be buying a cooler for an i5 4690k. I was originally going to buy a Hyper 212X, but then I found a Seidon 120V for the exact same price.

 

Due to them costing the same, is it worth getting the WC instead?

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If it's the same then the Seidon 120v is better. (How much is a Hyper 212 Evo/Pro and Seidon 120v)

 

But, a 240mm AIO would be even better (seidon 240m, H105) 

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If it's the same then the Seidon 120v is better. (How much is a Hyper 212 Evo/Pro and Seidon 120v)

 

But, a 240mm AIO would be even better 

Here, Hyper 212X is 60$ plus some shipping (on the place I'll buy). Normally the Seidon is rated at 85$, but Black Friday/Week in a particular store put it in a 65$ with a cheaper shipping fee due to proximity.

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Here, Hyper 212X is 60$ plus some shipping (on the place I'll buy). Normally the Seidon is rated at 85$, but Black Friday/Week in a particular store put it in a 65$ with a cheaper shipping fee due to proximity.

I meant Hyper 212 Pro/Evo, not 212x, but I'd take a seidon 120v over a 212x at the same price. 

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I meant Hyper 212 Pro/Evo, not 212x, but I'd take a seidon 120v over a 212x at the same price. 

Actually.... I can't find those to sell here, at least on trusted stores.

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