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I will buy AIO cooler and I wont OC my 3800x CPU so should I get 2 or 3 fans model ? specially the difference in price is 1000 pound ($65) which is the price of a single fan cooler. I like also my cooler to be silent.

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7 minutes ago, Coolday said:

1000 pound ($65)

Man, brexit hit you guys harder than I thought. 

 

Dual 120/140 is fine, but which one do you want to get? 

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7 minutes ago, Coolday said:

Hi

 

I will buy AIO cooler and I wont OC my 3800x CPU so should I get 2 or 3 fans model ? specially the difference in price is 1000 pound ($65) which is the price of a single fan cooler. I like also my cooler to be silent.

 

The cooling performance and sound output depends on the model of cooler, generally larger radiators and more fans will deliver better cooling performance at lower noise.

Hope this information post was helpful  ?,

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1 minute ago, FloRolf said:

Man, brexit hit you guys harder than I thought. 

 

Dual 120/140 is fine, but which one do you want to get? 

No I am no in UK I am in Egypt. I will get gamdias chione

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There will be very little difference between a 240mm and 360mm AIO. Definitely not worth a $65 price difference.

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Just now, Statik said:

There will be very little difference between a 240mm and 360mm AIO. Definitely not worth a $65 price difference.

Thanks I will get the 240 then. 

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