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No, 120mm AIOS are basically pointless.

 

Rather go with some Thermalright Burst Assassin or some dual-tower cooler from TR if possible.

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7 minutes ago, WeNeKappa said:

Hello!
For the 14600KF is it enough an AIO with only 1 fan (120mm)? 
I don't want to do any OC, just for the cpu to be able to run to it's max turbo speed.

Just get a thermalright PA120, a Deepcool AK620 or a 240mm aio like the arctic liquid freezer ii 240 or the lt520

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Damn this space can fit a 5090 (just kidding, it needs more)

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13 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

No, 120mm AIOS are basically pointless.

Some want the look of an AIO Block with the tubes, some blocks look really good and give your system a noticably more premium look, but fr, except for that and fast heat transfer they are a bit meh.

 

13 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

Rather go with some Thermalright Burst Assassin or some dual-tower cooler from TR if possible.

Thermal RIGHT? What in the world is thermal right? I know thermaltake, but not thermal right.

Also call me a fanboy, but id usually go for be quiet if you have the budget. They are a bit pricey (at least the high end ones), but will last for many years, especially if you decide to upgrade one day, but feel free to take something from other brands (noctua is great too), but make sure to really look at what your buying before buying, otherwise it will be a big pain in the ass getting that thing back to China.

 

Btw: Just a question since I don't know much about CPUs: are we talking about an i3, i5, i7 or i9?

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1 minute ago, Tan3l6 said:

You're just kidding?

TR is the best price coolers where available it seems.

I have never in my life heard of thermal right lol

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13 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

No, 120mm AIOS are basically pointless.

 

Rather go with some Thermalright Burst Assassin or some dual-tower cooler from TR if possible.

 

7 minutes ago, filpo said:

Just get a thermalright PA120, a Deepcool AK620 or a 240mm aio like the arctic liquid freezer ii 240 or the lt520

Right now i have a beQuiet! dark rock TF1, do you have any idea if its compatible with the LGA1700?

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4 minutes ago, Sanedish said:

Also call me a fanboy, but id usually go for be quiet if you have the budget. They are a bit pricey (at least the high end ones), but will last for many years, especially if you decide to upgrade one day, but feel free to take something from other brands (noctua is great too), but make sure to really look at what your buying before buying, otherwise it will be a big pain in the ass getting that thing back to China.

 

Btw: Just a question since I don't know much about CPUs: are we talking about an i3, i5, i7 or i9?

An i5, but as i said i have a dark rock TF1 atm, and idk if its compatible with the LGA 1700

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2 minutes ago, WeNeKappa said:

 

Right now i have a beQuiet! dark rock TF1, do you have any idea if its compatible with the LGA1700?

https://youtu.be/eFtXUnT9B5k?si=UfCP-Q5ALtf1Frxb

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2 minutes ago, WeNeKappa said:

An i5, but as i said i have a dark rock TF1 atm, and idk if its compatible with the LGA 1700

It is not.

Also if you have a quite low height cooler there's probably a reason - is the case very narrow, I mean is there a CPU cooler height limit low?

 

  

1 minute ago, Sanedish said:

https://youtu.be/eFtXUnT9B5k?si=UfCP-Q5ALtf1Frxb

That's TF2 

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3 minutes ago, WeNeKappa said:

An i5

Ok, good to know.

 

3 minutes ago, WeNeKappa said:

but as i said i have a dark rock TF1 atm, and idk if its compatible with the LGA 1700

You says that after my reply so sorry, but It seems like it should not be compatible.

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1 minute ago, Tan3l6 said:

It is not.

Also if you have a quite low height cooler there's probably a reason - is the case very narrow, I mean is there a CPU cooler height limit low?

 

  

That's TF2 

I swear I read TF2, sorry then.

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1 minute ago, WeNeKappa said:

i dont have the "2" version, i have the initial version of the cooler

Sorry I did not read correctly, I read TF2

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On 1/9/2024 at 3:53 PM, Tan3l6 said:

No, 120mm AIOS are basically pointless.

 

Rather go with some Thermalright Burst Assassin or some dual-tower cooler from TR if possible.

Burst Assassin has lame fans. 

 

On 1/9/2024 at 4:07 PM, WeNeKappa said:

Right now i have a beQuiet! dark rock TF1, do you have any idea if its compatible with the LGA1700?

No. 

On 1/9/2024 at 4:15 PM, Tan3l6 said:

But yea, I'd recommend Arctic Liquid Freezer 280 and bigger though, if going after AIO.

That case can only take 280 or smaller. 

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170mm is the tallest an air cooler can be, but you have to look at clearance on the sides of the cooler. That's where it gets tricky. Even some AIO heads might not fit, so be sure to measure and make sure that what you get won't collide with your memory, etc. 

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21 hours ago, RevGAM said:

Burst Assassin has lame fans. 

If they are too lame there probably is an option to change fans to better ones.

 

21 hours ago, RevGAM said:

That case can only take 280 or smaller. 

But yeah, did not notice the AIO size limitation.

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24 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

If they are too lame there probably is an option to change fans to better ones.

 

But yeah, did not notice the AIO size limitation.

There is always the option to upgrade fans with your own money, as long as there's space.  😀

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