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Witch cooler should i get

ColbieBergeron

Get a Be Quiet Dark Rock 4 or Pure Rock Slim

 

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5 minutes ago, ColbieBergeron said:

That'd work too.  Like I said, with no OC you could put a stack of pennies and a dyson (joke, do not try!) in there and be good to go.

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All depends what you are looking for. The 8600k runs HOT even at stock speeds. You COULD get away with the stock cooler, but it will be loud under load and may even throttle at times. As @TheGlenlivet pointed out, the Noctua units are a great choice, however, they are very large and may not fit in your case. AIO water cooling units like the Corsair H80i and H100i are very efficient and quiet. Again, make sure it is compatible with your case.

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13 minutes ago, dogger20011 said:

All depends what you are looking for. The 8600k runs HOT even at stock speeds. You COULD get away with the stock cooler, but it will be loud under load and may even throttle at times.

There is no stock cooler for the 8600K.

It's interesting that you say it's hot even at stock when I barely hit 60°C on a 4.6GHz overclock on load with my Arctic Freezer 33 eSports One. What counts as "hot" for you?

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i just saw this thread, im planning on getting i5 8600k (i5 9600k if it preforms well and is not that much more expensive than 8th gen) , is cooler master masterliquid lite ml240L RGB  (link: https://www.amazon.it/Cooler-Master-MasterLiquid-Raffreddamento-MLW-D24M-A20PC-R1/dp/B075YPG52N/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1535881973&sr=8-8&keywords=cpu+cooler) good with this processor? im planning on overclocking to like 5ghz or something like that.

 

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https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/wjmLrH/noctua-cpu-cooler-nhu12s

not that large and a good performer, for your cpu too

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2 hours ago, seoz said:

There is no stock cooler for the 8600K.

It's interesting that you say it's hot even at stock when I barely hit 60°C on a 4.6GHz overclock on load with my Arctic Freezer 33 eSports One. What counts as "hot" for you?

Apologies. I was thinking of the 8700k

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