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What CPU cooler would you choose based on noise?  

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  1. 1. Which cooler would you choose, with an i3-4170

    • Cryorig M9
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    • Noctua L9i
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    • Cryorig C7
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i'd dare to bet on the noctua L9i, but if you have room for a cryorig M9 i really recommend the noctua D9L instead.

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2 minutes ago, manikyath said:

i'd dare to bet on the noctua L9i, but if you have room for a cryorig M9 i really recommend the noctua D9L instead.

M9i even beats the D15 :(

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3 minutes ago, manikyath said:

i'd dare to bet on the noctua L9i, but if you have room for a cryorig M9 i really recommend the noctua D9L instead.

Alright, ill have a look at the D9L see if its good for me

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3 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

M9i even beats the D15 :(

 

but that only takes into account noise at a specific fan setting, the D9L stays pretty much idle with my 4770 at full tilt, the M9i would be working its bum off for that.

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1 minute ago, RGProductions said:

What website is that?

Techpowerup

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Why not just stick with the stock cooler?

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7 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

Why not just stick with the stock cooler?

Its constantly at 1300RPM and in my case, its quite loud too

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4 minutes ago, Searbug said:

Its constantly at 1300RPM and in my case, its quite loud too

What are your load temps and have you tried lowering fan speeds?

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4 hours ago, WoodenMarker said:

What are your load temps and have you tried lowering fan speeds?

I think while doing nothing its like 27C but i dont know about heavy gaming as i have no gpu yet

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1 hour ago, Searbug said:

I think while doing nothing its like 27C but i dont know about heavy gaming as i have no gpu yet

Idle temps don't really matter. Run a stress test like OCCT and see what your load temps are like.

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5 hours ago, Searbug said:

Its constantly at 1300RPM and in my case, its quite loud too

Have you tried to control it? I'm not fan of stock either, but I've also heard it on really cheap case. Wasn't as bad as I thought and that was with MSI's auto-controls.

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1 hour ago, WoodenMarker said:

Idle temps don't really matter. Run a stress test like OCCT and see what your load temps are like.

Alright

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