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Is a used H110 or H100i a good idea to cool a overclocker 8700k?

I am looking at used a corsair h100i or a used corsair h110 to cool my overclocked 8700k for around $40, is it a good idea, if yes which one should i get?

I'm currently using a cooler master hyper 212 and need a water cooler because it does not fit in my lian li o11 dynamic case.

 

 

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used liquid coolers are like used hard drives and power supply, I tend to steer clear of them since AIO's failure rate isn't low enough to risk it.

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Do not buy expensive hardware and throw the cheapest cooler, psu at it. It will lead to the death of the system. For 50ish Bucks you can get a really decent Air cooler. You could even find a Open box Noctua NHD15 ish or something depending on your area

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59 minutes ago, Shimejii said:

Do not buy expensive hardware and throw the cheapest cooler, psu at it. It will lead to the death of the system. For 50ish Bucks you can get a really decent Air cooler. You could even find a Open box Noctua NHD15 ish or something depending on your area

Its hard to find a good cheap air cooler that fits. The ND H15 does not fit

 

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I ran a 5ghz 8700k on a h100i for a year, perfectly fine. This was after the h100i had a year on a 6800k. I am currently using it to cool a 9900k at 4.7ghz while i build my custom loop for it. So 3 years later its still doing a good job.

 

If the price is right, go for it.

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2 hours ago, Da Ke said:

Its hard to find a good cheap air cooler that fits. The ND H15 does not fit

Where are you shopping / located? Budget?

What ram are you using?

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