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Looking for cooler for my 2600

gianniscfa
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Hey, I am looking my a custom fan for my 2600 ryzen, already installed is the stock on which is not surprising too much while gaming, I am getting 80° , I know in long time might doesn't get damaged but I didn't wanna risk it. My mobo is tomahawk. 

 

Money that I can spend about 40€ 

Thanks 

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A wraith Prism will do the job. 

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Just about any 120mm tower cooler will work perfectly fine for you. A 92mm could handle the job pretty easily as long as you're not going for ridiculous overclocks on a 2600.

I enjoy buying junk and sinking more money than it's worth into it to make it less junk.

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3 hours ago, aisle9 said:

Just about any 120mm tower cooler will work perfectly fine for you. A 92mm could handle the job pretty easily as long as you're not going for ridiculous overclocks on a 2600.

In the future might do some OC

I don't want for which one to go.

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Be Quiet Dark Rock 4. Should keep you cool and still support an overclock in the future.

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For some reason i am getting 50Celsius even while not gaming on 2600 :/ 

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On 9/20/2020 at 4:30 AM, DragonTamer1 said:

Be Quiet Dark Rock 4. Should keep you cool and still support an overclock in the future.

That's too expensive bro, it cost 70€

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29 minutes ago, gianniscfa said:

That's too expensive bro, it cost 70€

Try a Pure Rock or Pure Rock slim. You can also try a 212 black. I don't know what the prices are like in Greece. You won't get as much out of these coolers as you would probably like though.

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There are tons of options, and it very much depends on price point in your country.

You might have bad luck with pricing where a different country might get insane deals.

 

Example: we in the Netherlands get insane deals on Gelid Solutions coolers.

I'm talking a dual tower, dual fan, 7 heat pipe cooler for under €30.

Right now, a big seller has the Gelid Solutions Phantom on sale for €23 bucks. That thing is enormous!

 

Anyway, as you seem to be Greece-based, look at deals at your trusted sellers.

Just select AM4 and sort by price. Then look for this: 12cm size fan or bigger, 4 or more heat pipes (you'll see in pictures).

This gives you Cooler Master Hyper 212-like coolers and better, and pick one that you can afford and looks okay.

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