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Phanteks TC14PE vs Thermaltake Frio Vs Cooler Master TPC 812

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Well im going to be donating my 212evo to the spooky rebuild :), so i've really wanted a good replacement for it :3 I want to have temps at about 30-35C at load or below and 25C or below at idle/browsing, yes i know thats beyond good enough but i just have this ....big thing for low temps (big reason why i bought a 4820K). so yeah :).

 

Blame my old GTX 590

 

also another thing i wanted to chuck in was the CM Seidon 120V liquid cooler into the competition my friend uses this with her FX 8350 and she gets about 7-10C better temps than me, she reccomends it very much so so i wondered if it would be a good idea.

 

one concern is i use high profile RAM and i know that might cause some compatability issues?. and with it being a X79 board the ram slots are on both sides of the CPU.

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Phanteks hands down. (even though you can get a Noctua cooler for the same price!!! If you're worried about ram height, just get an AIO, or the Noctua NH-D15 has cut-outs to fit high-profile ram).

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I hear a lot of praise for the NH-D15, even that it outperforms some liquid coolers like the H80 and that? OWO

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the phanteks and noctua coolers are almost tied for performance both amazing companys. i would support phanteks right now. 

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the phanteks and noctua coolers are almost tied for performance both amazing companys. i would support phanteks right now. 

 

Phanteks looks more aesthetically pleasing too :).

 

Can anyone give me a expectancy for like how much better it would be than the 212 evo? :D.

 

also i watched J2C to a review of the enermax liqtech 240 and i gotta say im very interested in that one too :).

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Phanteks looks more aesthetically pleasing too :).

Can anyone give me a expectancy for like how much better it would be than the 212 evo? :D.

Look up benchmarks? http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Phanteks/PH-TC14PE/6.html

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Ooo thank you :D. i did look for some benchmarks but they always just were for overclocked loads.

 

Holy crap O_o it actually performs up there with the H100 and H110???

 

I usually presumed air coolers performed at best as well as a H80 or such. ....Very impressive.

 

consider me sold, it plus my 4820K will be a dream team of cool.

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Sorry for the double post but i found a Spire Thermax Eclipse ii on sale .O. and i heard that's the best air cooler of them all, but it was hard to find one available.

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Phantecs.

But TPC 812 looks amazing, I had one before water cooling

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