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Cryorig H5: hyper 212 is now DEAD

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only problem is the cm t4 is $15 right now

yeah but lets be honest, you dont see people lining up to get that cooler, its overshadowed by the 212 massively.

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yeah but lets be honest, you dont see people lining up to get that cooler, its overshadowed by the 212 massively.

Very true, you can also argue that you can get an Intel heatsink for $0.  Try to evaluate the price to performance ratio of something that's free!

Sometimes you have to judge what kind of experience you're getting for really really cheap coolers.  

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I'd still take an Aio for my cpu, I dislike big hunk of metal in my pc.

 

I once had a very very early AIO's pump burnout on me, and severely fudge up my system.  Good thing with air coolers is that only thing that can fail in any reasonable time is the fan.  Even with the fan dead, an air based heatsink still has some capacity of cooling the CPU.

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I once had a very very early AIO's pump burnout on me, and severely fudge up my system.  Good thing with air coolers is that only thing that can fail in any reasonable time is the fan.  Even with the fan dead, an air based heatsink still has some capacity of cooling the CPU.

True, but id still get an AIO.

Unless i had a Desk PC i would not bother with a Giant cooler like this or any other.

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I once had a very very early AIO's pump burnout on me, and severely fudge up my system.  Good thing with air coolers is that only thing that can fail in any reasonable time is the fan.  Even with the fan dead, an air based heatsink still has some capacity of cooling the CPU.

What happened to your rig that got "fudged" up?

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More expensive than hyper 212 evo yet hyper212evo is dead.

Right...

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More expensive than hyper 212 evo yet hyper212evo is dead.

Right...

take in  mind i only care for the uk.

cpu: intel i5 4670k @ 4.5ghz Ram: G skill ares 2x4gb 2166mhz cl10 Gpu: GTX 680 liquid cooled cpu cooler: Raijintek ereboss Mobo: gigabyte z87x ud5h psu: cm gx650 bronze Case: Zalman Z9 plus


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I'd still take an Aio for my cpu, I dislike big hunk of metal in my pc.

I take it you put the radiator outside the system? :)

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What happened to your rig that got "fudged" up?

It fried my Barton and my board was never stable again.  Back then overheating protection wasn't as good as it is now.  Sad 

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I'll stick with my beloved Zalman 9700. Ive had mine for 7 years and its never let me down.

 

Last time i re-built my pc i sold off my old one with my 9700 in it, i wish i wouldve swapped it out for the stock AMD heatsink before i sold it... Sure it cut me up every time i opened the case, and had the stupidest manual fan controller, but it was a great cooler at low speeds.

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