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[NiceER]

I've come to the decision that I need to get a better cooler and as my budget tight I have limited options. This is a continuation of a different thread of mine where I came to the conclusion that I need a better cooler to overclock my I5-9600k reason for making it it's own thread is because  I never/hardly seem to get reply's after a few days.

 

These are my options

CM Masterliquid Lite 240 59,90 € free shipping

Deepcool Gammaxx L240 - Liquid Cooler 69,90 € free shipping

ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240 69,90 € free shipping

Deepcool cooler DP-GS-H12RL-MS 65,90 € free shipping

Deepcool MAELSTROM 240T - Liquid Cooler 64,90 € free shipping

 

Can anyone give me any tips on which to get?

[NZKshatriya]

Of those three manufacturers, who has the best warranty.

 

[Mitzy]

27 minutes ago, NiceER said:

I've come to the decision that I need to get a better cooler and as my budget tight I have limited options. This is a continuation of a different thread of mine where I came to the conclusion that I need a better cooler to overclock my I5-9600k reason for making it it's own thread is because  I never/hardly seem to get reply's after a few days.

 

These are my options

CM Masterliquid Lite 240 59,90 € free shipping

Deepcool Gammaxx L240 - Liquid Cooler 69,90 € free shipping

ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240 69,90 € free shipping

Deepcool cooler DP-GS-H12RL-MS 65,90 € free shipping

Deepcool MAELSTROM 240T - Liquid Cooler 64,90 € free shipping

 

Can anyone give me any tips on which to get?

Nzxt kraken X52 240  aio there’s one on pcpartpicker  it’s got cam reader to tell you cpu temps and it’s £100 and 5 stars I would never get an aio But I know for a fact that for a cheap aio this is a good aio for the price and has really low chance of pump failure and leakage and has a 6 year warranty for the aio and most likely will cover parts in the warranty but seems that these are out of your budget you may as well get an air cooler instead I would say a dark pro 4 air cooler which is about £70 which would be around 80 dollars in America so that’s something to consider I personally think you should go air cooler because you won’t have to check a pump and it will last longer the air cooler will than an aio personally

[NiceER]

32 minutes ago, NZKshatriya said:

Of those three manufacturers, who has the best warranty.

 

CoolerMasters

Has 1 year warranty from date of purchase does not cover any events such as damages unrelated to manufacturing defects and any damage they see as being caused by unsuitable environment or use. Any modification of the product nulls the warrenty. Repair or attempted repair by anyone not authorized by Cooler Master, Inc. nulls the warranty. You are responsible for the cost of shipping the product to Cooler Master. Cooler Master pays the cost of returning a product to you.

Cooler Master reserves the right to replace the product with a service product at their sole discretion at any time.

 

DEEPCOOL

warranty period is 1 year

Guarantees that the product is free from defects.

repair or replacement cost of the product is borne by DEEPCOOL You may be required to

pay shipping and handling charges,as well as any applicable duties, taxes or other charges.

DEEPCOOL will determine whether to repair the product or provide a new product based on relevant technical standards.

The warranty service does not cover any reason not related to product material or process defects

 

ARCTIC

Couldn't find a warranty information specific to the product but heard secondhand that its 2 years

If there are any defects in materials or workmanship in your Arctic product during the warranty period,

Arctic will remedy these defects at its own expense by repairing or supplying new or refurbished parts.

Arctic has the right to choose the means of remedying the defect. In individual cases, due to the constantly

advancing technology, the repair or replacement of the product may result in disproportionate costs for Arctic.

In this case, Arctic is entitled to refund the fair value of the product instead of repairing or replacing it.

Claims shall only exist under this warranty if the defect in materials or workmanship was not caused by use

which deviates from Arctic’s normal requirements and specifications (according to the instructions for use),

the product shows no indications of repairs or other interventions by workshops or persons not authorized by Arctic, and

only accessories authorized by Arctic have been installed in the product.

[NZKshatriya]

Now, with the warranty information, couple that with reviews and come to an informed decision, (assuming you don't get better direction from others :P)

 

Firm believe in steering people in a direction, not shoving it in their face

 

[NZKshatriya]

7 minutes ago, Mitzy said:

I personally think you should go air cooler because you won’t have to check a pump and it will last longer the air cooler will than an aio

That, and as it has been shown on quite a few tech channels, Air cooling is just as good as water cooling in many applications (assuming you get a good tower cooler that is)

 

I've used a Hyper 212 from CM for ages, and never had overheating issues even with overclocks (that's not to say my bedroom never got hot lol, but hey....heat has to go somwhere)

[Mitzy]

1 minute ago, NZKshatriya said:

That, and as it has been shown on quite a few tech channels, Air cooling is just as good as water cooling in many applications (assuming you get a good tower cooler that is)

 

I've used a Hyper 212 from CM for ages, and never had overheating issues even with overclocks (that's not to say my bedroom never got hot lol, but hey....heat has to go somwhere)

Yes I know I said to go air cooler than aio preferably dark pro 4 air cooler which gives a lot of headroom for £70 which will be 80 usd roughly

[NZKshatriya]

5 minutes ago, Mitzy said:

Yes I know I said to go air cooler

Quotes are used not to remind the OP of what he/she/they said, but rather for other to understand what someone is referring to.

[Mitzy]

4 minutes ago, NZKshatriya said:

Quotes are used not to remind the OP of what he/she/they said, but rather for other to understand what someone is referring to.

You cropped my message somehow I said dark pro in my message and in the quote it’s not there so I’m using quotes correctly and referring to everything correctly dude 

[NZKshatriya]

Just now, Mitzy said:

You cropped my message somehow

Yes, you can select how much or how little of a post you want to quote.

[NiceER]

8 minutes ago, Mitzy said:

Yes I know I said to go air cooler than aio preferably dark pro 4 air cooler which gives a lot of headroom for £70 which will be 80 usd roughly

Yeah I looked around and found the Be-Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 for 81,60€ after shipping and the base model Be-Quiet Dark Rock 4 for 66,49€

But id like to know how it compares to the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240 I saw A LOT of reviews for it and all of them MEGA POSITIVE but well I

also saw similar things with the Be-Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 just now.

[Mitzy]

1 minute ago, NiceER said:

Yeah I looked around and found the Be-Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 for 81,60€ after shipping and the base model Be-Quiet Dark Rock 4 for 66,49€

But id like to know how it compares to the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240 I saw A LOT of reviews for it and all of them MEGA POSITIVE but well I

also saw similar things with the Be-Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 just now.

Dark rock pro 4 will be bigger than the normal dark rock 4 and will have more head rooms for overclocking personally I would get the dark rock pro 4 over the normal Dark Rock 4 and imagine the price gap between the 2 on the market won’t be huge either so I recommend it go the pro model instead of the normal version and dark rock pro 4 and if you want a decent aio cooler for 240mm then go for nzxt kraken x52 aio reviews are mega positive for this aio meaning lower chance of pump failure and the chance of the aio pump leaking will also be very low and you will get a nice feature which is nzxt exclusive called CAM software which is buggy at times but that’s like anything and it  shows your cpu temps if you program it to that or to show the nzxt logo on the CAM on the aio so there’s 2 decent coolers an aio and an air cooler to I’m going to be honest these are what Im going to go for If I went for an aio and if I went for an air cooler

[NiceER]

22 minutes ago, Mitzy said:

Dark rock pro 4 will be bigger than the normal dark rock 4 and will have more head rooms for overclocking personally I would get the dark rock pro 4 over the normal Dark Rock 4 and imagine the price gap between the 2 on the market won’t be huge either so I recommend it go the pro model instead of the normal version and dark rock pro 4 and if you want a decent aio cooler for 240mm then go for nzxt kraken x52 aio reviews are mega positive for this aio meaning lower chance of pump failure and the chance of the aio pump leaking will also be very low and you will get a nice feature which is nzxt exclusive called CAM software which is buggy at times but that’s like anything and it  shows your cpu temps if you program it to that or to show the nzxt logo on the CAM on the aio so there’s 2 decent coolers an aio and an air cooler to I’m going to be honest these are what Im going to go for If I went for an aio and if I went for an air cooler

On GamersNexus they did some temps on the Arctic Liquid Freezer II Cooler 280 and it defeated NZXT Kraken x62 and the x72 which are supposed to be better than the NZXT Kraken x52 right? So shouldnt it be about the same between the NZXT Kraken x52 and Arctic Liquid Freezer II Cooler 240

[Mitzy]

9 minutes ago, NiceER said:

On GamersNexus they did some temps on the Arctic Liquid Freezer II Cooler 280 and it defeated NZXT Kraken x62 and the x72 which are supposed to be better than the NZXT Kraken x52 right? So shouldnt it be about the same between the NZXT Kraken x52 and Arctic Liquid Freezer II Cooler 240

I reckon but nzxt x52 aio has better reviews than the arctic liquid freezer 2 cooler 240 but it’s up to you do

[NiceER]

1 minute ago, Mitzy said:

I reckon but nzxt x52 aio has better reviews than the arctic liquid freezer 2 cooler 240

Fair, I will think about it a bit, do some measurements to see if I can even fit a Be-Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 and then decide. If it does fit its going to be a very tight fit if because of the size of my GPU and my cases top fans which I might have to remove.

[Mitzy]

3 minutes ago, NiceER said:

Fair, I will think about it a bit, do some measurements to see if I can even fit a Be-Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 and then decide. If it does fit its going to be a very tight fit if because of the size of my GPU and my cases top fans which I might have to remove.

Ye if you don’t want to risk having pump failure and the risk of an aio leaking go for the dark rock pro 4 air cooler that’s what I’m going for in the pc parts I want so I don’t have to check the pump of the aio and temps as much but have equally good performance or better than some aios out there on the market if I would go for an aio it would be nzxt x52 for the price but seems that I would prefer an air cooler I’m going to be going for a dark rock pro 4 air cooler instead and it’s black and kind of fits a theme if I were to go for one  I would have Black with rgb motherboard and rgb Corsair 120mm fans and everything else is going to be black and that way It’s not overpriced but still has a bit of rgb pretty much a mix of rgb and just black and I think it would look cool that way to and that’s why I’m going to use that theme personally 

[Yodhan]

I got an Arctic Freezer II 360 aio and I love it. Very easy to install and the instructions online are animated, which is a nice step up. I also like that all of the fan and aio control is powered off of one fan header connection, saving you from a spiderweb of cables to attach.