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Thanks for the answers! He has decided to go with a push/pull config using two ML120 fans instead.

So my friend is looking to buy two Noctua NF-F12 iPPC-3000 120mm fans for his radiator. These fans have an insanely high (7.63 mmH2O) static pressure in comparison to other fans. His question is, will these fans cool better than the stock fans on the h100i V2? Thanks in advance!

As you can see here, SLI is not worth your money on this day in age. If you have a budget of $1100 for your GPU, get a 1080 Ti instead. And do you really need an X370 board? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/GxcTLD

Keep in mind, having more exhaust fans than intake fans will bring more dust into your system so make sure to clean it every 3-4 weeks. If you have the money, you should get three 'Noctua NF-A14 industrialPPC-3000' (not 2000) and put them on your radiator. They have an insane static pressure which is what you want for radiators.

Unless they make a new design, with RGB for example, I don't see the point as it will make the current ones not limited edition.

If I remember correctly the EVGA CLC 280 and Kraken x62 is one of the best AIO:s on the market right now. EVGA's software is terrible, and it only receives an update every 2-4 months with close to no improvements but a couple of bug fixes. I don't know anything about the Kraken though, I've used the CAM software for monitoring my temps before, and it was overall perfect. It was a bit laggy at times, and it took ages for it to start, this was about six months ago though, and I was using an FX-6300 at that time.