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No idea of the "liqmax" ones though most parts are the same I would imagine.
120 rad most would argue is not worth it, better with a 240.

The LiqTech however can be found on JayzTwoCents and it gets a sterling review.
Also happen to have one, when he says its rugged, he really aint kidding. Could hammer nails in the wall its that frigging heavy.

Also, no pump noise, at all, zero, zilch. Only noise is the air being forced through the rad.

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Is this cooler good for a 4690k :

enermax liqmax ii 120

Now I have a antec kuhler 650 and it more than enough cooling for me but the pump is so loud and the fan too so I'm thinking of replacing it.

So will this cooler be better or if I'm better going for some air cooler (please if yes, recommend which.)

PS my case can fit only a 120mm water cooler and a

150mm air cooler

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please does anyone know?

If your not overclocking (too much) itll do. Im just going by the specs but it should be more than adequate to cool the i5 at stock

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If your not overclocking (too much) itll do. Im just going by the specs but it should be more than adequate to cool the i5 at stock

is the pump loud?

because on antec 650 its loud as a vacuum. thats the main reason i'm replacing it

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No idea of the "liqmax" ones though most parts are the same I would imagine.
120 rad most would argue is not worth it, better with a 240.

The LiqTech however can be found on JayzTwoCents and it gets a sterling review.
Also happen to have one, when he says its rugged, he really aint kidding. Could hammer nails in the wall its that frigging heavy.

Also, no pump noise, at all, zero, zilch. Only noise is the air being forced through the rad.

Its not my fault I am grumpy, you try having a porcelain todger that's always hard! 

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