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I'd stick with the 212 Evo. There's no point in going for single fan water coolers. If he was offering a H100 or some other dual fan rad, I'd say yes

Got offered to exchange my hyper 212 evo for a H70 good trade or not the use isn't really for my CPU as in the future i would like to mount a kraken G10 to my GPU for some water cooling but in the meantime i will be using it on my CPU. 

Some things i would like to know to those who own corsair watercoolers:

Are the fans loud if so do they easily under volt and will i notice a significant temperature decrease.

Thanks in advance

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at 12v they are loud as f**** but at like 40% its all good and temps are ok (at least they were with my h100 and the difference between 12v wasnt that great)

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at 12v they are loud as f**** but at like 40% its all good and temps are ok (at least they were with my h100)

im using speedfan on my hyper 212 can barely hear it at idle or during gaming essentially only hearing it when encoding video and it is one loud mofo but meh thanks for the reply.

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Got offered to exchange my hyper 212 evo for a H70 good trade or not the use isn't really for my CPU as in the future i would like to mount a kraken G10 to my GPU for some water cooling but in the meantime i will be using it on my CPU.

Some things i would like to know to those who own corsair watercoolers:

Are the fans loud if so do they easily under volt and will i notice a significant temperature decrease.

Thanks in advance

Just stick with the 212, the h70 might perform abit better but it'll be way louder, and you have the constant pump noise. If it isn't broke, don't fix it.

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Just stick with the 212, the h70 might perform abit better but it'll be way louder, and you have the constant pump noise. If it isn't broke, don't fix it.

how noticeable is the pump is it comparable to a hard drive head moving around and ill probably have the pump in the lowest setting i like silence :)

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how noticeable is the pump is it comparable to a hard drive head moving around and ill probably have the pump in the lowest setting i like silence :)

It's noticeable lol, that's the reason I got rid of my AIO, HDD's arnt anywhere near as loud.

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I'd stick with the 212 Evo. There's no point in going for single fan water coolers. If he was offering a H100 or some other dual fan rad, I'd say yes

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It's noticeable lol, that's the reason I got rid of my AIO, HDD's arnt anywhere near as loud.

well that's a deal breaker honestly 

 

I'd stick with the 212 Evo. There's no point in going for single fan water coolers. If he was offering a H100 or some other dual fan rad, I'd say yes

yeah im not gonna bother seems like too much hassle if anyhting goes wrong as well since corsair apparently legendary warranty is non transferable

 

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