Best cooling solution for Define R4

[BasedGod]

I was wondering should I go air cooling or water cooling in the Define R4 window. I'm planning to upgrade to Either a 4670K with an Asus z87-A motherboard or an FX-8350 and Asus Sabertooth 990fx motherboard in the near future. But for now I want to get my cooling solution down so my Computer doesn't sound like an airplane engine in my room (AMD stock coolers are loud af). I was leaning toward air cooling and just getting a Hyper 212 EVO, or maybe something from Noctua, since I do have a little money now. But I was wondering should i go with water cooling since the the Define R4 is bad with air flow. Obviously going water would be more effective, but Cost more, which would set me back a lot on getting a new CPU/MOBO, and alsoI'm just worried about water in my case. Any help would be appreciated,

Also planning to over clock just a little bit, but not too much

Tanks

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Bi

[Thebman712]

Well if you want good looks then i would custom loop it if not a 212 evo would be good with 2 nokula fans and 2 nokula case fans

[TheNinjaNextDor]

If you're going to do some moderating OCing and want silence get the NH-D15 or Dark Rock Pro 3.

[Quantum]

I second the Dark Rock Pro 3.  H220 or H100i works too 

[Ditmer]

I'm gonna recommend Dark Rock Pro 3 as well. 

[Hyp0xia]

The fact that you have a Fractal Design Define R4 suggests that you care about silent computing. If such is the case, I wouldn't bother with liquid cooling. The Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO is a great budget aftermarket cooling option, but, if you have the cash, I'd invest a little more in getting something beefier like a nice Noctua air cooler. Others' endorsements of Be Quiet! are also valid.