Which AIO would you choose?

[flibberdipper]

So in some ways, I would like to experiment with all in ones, and there are some that caught my eye. I was looking at the ones in the poll.

 

Now, cheaper is better, obviously, and I want something that will perform nicely (right now it's just a G3258 at 4.6/1.26, but later it will probably be an i5 of some kind or a Xeon), but also be as quiet as possible and reliable. The Kraken is very unlikely to ever happen though.

[QueenDemetria]

None of them since they aren't expandable But I guess the Kraken since I'm a NZXT fan.

[flibberdipper]

None of them since they aren't expandable But I guess the Kraken since I'm a NZXT fan.

Yes, but that thing is suuuuuuuuuuuuuuper unlikely to happen unless I get a ton of money.

[Sousuke]

I find that NZXT's Foray into the market has been an awesome one so far however More expensive is better for longevity however if price is an issue then the Cooler Master 120V isn't a bad choice

[Fulgrim]

Neither, i'd rather choose the Rajintek Triton, for the looks.

[Wingfan]

120V...i have it and a 120M, its slightly better....dont know about the rest

[flibberdipper]

120V...i have it and a 120M, its slightly better....dont know about the rest

The 120M is better or 120V?

 

Also, how loud are the pumps on them (especially the 120V). Someone said they were kinda loud.

[flibberdipper]

These ones are extremely unlikely, but what do you guys think about these ones if I decide to go with a multi-fan setup?

 

Thermaltake Water 3.0 Extreme S ($88)

Corsair H100i ($100)

Cooler Master Seidon 240M ($100)

Cooler Master Nepton 240M ($104)

 

Again, assume that I have a stupidly small budget.

 

@QueenDemetria @Sousuke @Fulgrim @Wingfan

[QueenDemetria]

These ones are extremely unlikely, but what do you guys think about these ones if I decide to go with a multi-fan setup?

None, I think AIO's are stupid, but the Rajintek Triton is within the prices of those listed.

[Sousuke]

These ones are extremely unlikely, but what do you guys think about these ones if I decide to go with a multi-fan setup?

 

Thermaltake Water 3.0 Extreme S ($88)

Corsair H100i ($100)

Cooler Master Seidon 240M ($100)

Cooler Master Nepton 240M ($104)

 

Again, assume that I have a stupidly small budget.

 

@QueenDemetria @Sousuke @Fulgrim @Wingfan

I'd go Corsair H100i, I will be going with a H110 very soon in my gaming PC

[Wingfan]

The 120M is better or 120V?

 

Also, how loud are the pumps on them (especially the 120V). Someone said they were kinda loud.

120V is better, i can barely hear the pump. the 120M i can hear it. neither are "great", but they are descent because of the price

[arnavvr]

The 120M is better or 120V?

 

Also, how loud are the pumps on them (especially the 120V). Someone said they were kinda loud.

 

The 120V is worse than the 212 Evo. If you want a real upgrade go for a 240, I recommend the H220X, or the H140X, if that's a bit expensive.

If you don't want expandibilty, go for the H80i GT as it's super thick. 

[arnavvr]

Get a better air cooler and not an AIO, if youre on a budget, the 120V/M, is slighty better than the 212 Evo. Just get a U14S

 

P.S You're new score hasn't been updated on 3D Mark yet.

[flibberdipper]

Get a better air cooler and not an AIO, if youre on a budget, the 120V/M, is slighty better than the 212 Evo. Just get a U14S

 

P.S You're new score hasn't been updated on 3D Mark yet.

I was kinda thinking the ThermalTake Water 3.0 Extreme S if I do go for a larger unit.

[shawn finkenstead]

I got the nepton 280l and love it. give it a look if you decide to move up.