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20 minutes ago, Statik said:

I would go with the NZXT for sure. I haven't heard much about ROG, buy they don't have a big name in cooling like NZXT or Corsair.

most companies just buy theirs from Asetek (corsair, NZXT) not sure about the ROG one it looks like it maybe by them.

Z/X73 is a good cooler

 

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Sadly my beloved a40 cryorig cooler pump has died on me today. So im in the market for a new aio. While my old rad was 240mm thinking of stepping up to a 360mm. So far i have picked a NZXT Kraken Z73  or ASUS ROG RYUJIN 360 (havent seen any reviews on it). If you have other suggestions please let me know. Ill be getting it from here https://www.pbtech.co.nz/ as its the best place in New Zealand to get parts. 

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I would go with the NZXT for sure. I haven't heard much about ROG, buy they don't have a big name in cooling like NZXT or Corsair. I would recommend the Kraken, or a Corsair H150i

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20 minutes ago, Statik said:

I would go with the NZXT for sure. I haven't heard much about ROG, buy they don't have a big name in cooling like NZXT or Corsair.

most companies just buy theirs from Asetek (corsair, NZXT) not sure about the ROG one it looks like it maybe by them.

Z/X73 is a good cooler

 

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9 minutes ago, GDRRiley said:

most companies just buy theirs from Asetek (corsair, NZXT) not sure about the ROG one it looks like it maybe by them.

Z/X73 is a good cooler

 

Sweet looks like ill just go for the X73

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Get a Z73 and put doge GIFs on its display, I always dream about this...

It can even display GPU/CPU temps which is a plus over the X73. But if price is your main concern, go with X73

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On 7/10/2020 at 4:40 AM, Fuzzyy said:

Get a Z73 and put doge GIFs on its display, I always dream about this...

It can even display GPU/CPU temps which is a plus over the X73. But if price is your main concern, go with X73

I was but then the extra $200 nzd for that and ill just turn it off any ways as i have 0 rgb. Happy with my new x73 tho. Stress test it tops out 65c

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