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I was actually just looking at the H105. I think thats what im going for. Just as easy to set up as the h75, right? Just a little bigger, but I have he space. I need to ask tho. Is 10C alot in difference? I live in a country that uses Celsius, but is it alot when it commes to computer cooling? I ask because my little Intel stock fan keeps the CPU at about 75C(at hevy gaming) and I have seen bechmarks saying that the H105 keeps the CPU at about 65C. This might be bechmarks made to make the CPU overheat tho.

Yea, those are benchmarks made to make the CPU overheat, and that is with an overclock, which means additional voltage.  75C while gaming on the stock cooler is right at the limit I'd say.  85C and lower is what is considered safe for 24/7 operation.

 

Definitely buy the H105 if you have room, it is widely considered one of the best CPU Coolers.  You will probably experience performance gains closer to 25C when it comes to gaming.  On a stock 4770, I would be surprised if any game you played is capable of pushing the temperature over 55C, but for the most part, you shouldn't even hit 50C.

 

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I have a i7-4770 and dual sli msi twn frozer 760s. I'm not planing on overclocking, just gaming. Do you think the H75 will do? If not pleas tell me if any other Corsair or Coolermaster products would be better.

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It will do but if your case has the space and you are not worried about looks then go for the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO. Best cooler for the buck

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can you afford a H80i?

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It will do but if your case has the space and you are not worried about looks then go for the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO. Best cooler for the buck

I have the space, but im worried about looks xD
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can you afford a H80i?

I can aford it, but why would I get the h80i when the price difference is so small between the h80i and h100i. I also like how easy the mounting on the h75 is.

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I can aford it, but why would I get the h80i when the price difference is so small between the h80i and h100i. I also like how easy the mounting on the h75 is.

Then you take the h75 easy enough. 

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I have a i7-4770 and dual sli msi twn frozer 760s. I'm not planing on overclocking, just gaming. Do you think the H75 will do? If not pleas tell me if any other Corsair or Coolermaster products would be better.

Avoid a 120/140mm AIO for a CPU.  They are more expensive, and don't perform as well as their air cooling counterparts.  If you want water cooling, a 240mm AIO is the minimum you should be looking at, otherwise, stick to air.

 

Cooler Master Seidon 240M

Cooler Master Nepton 240M

Corsair H105

Corsair H110

 

Avoid the Corsair H100i, it has a bad problem with mounting, pump noise, and software.

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Avoid a 120/140mm AIO for a CPU.  They are more expensive, and don't perform as well as their air cooling counterparts.  If you want water cooling, a 240mm AIO is the minimum you should be looking at, otherwise, stick to air.

 

Cooler Master Seidon 240M

Cooler Master Nepton 240M

Corsair H105

Corsair H110

 

Avoid the Corsair H100i, it has a bad problem with mounting, pump noise, and software.

I was actually just looking at the H105. I think thats what im going for. Just as easy to set up as the h75, right? Just a little bigger, but I have he space. I need to ask tho. Is 10C alot in difference? I live in a country that uses Celsius, but is it alot when it commes to computer cooling? I ask because my little Intel stock fan keeps the CPU at about 75C(at hevy gaming) and I have seen bechmarks saying that the H105 keeps the CPU at about 65C. This might be bechmarks made to make the CPU overheat tho.

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I was actually just looking at the H105. I think thats what im going for. Just as easy to set up as the h75, right? Just a little bigger, but I have he space. I need to ask tho. Is 10C alot in difference? I live in a country that uses Celsius, but is it alot when it commes to computer cooling? I ask because my little Intel stock fan keeps the CPU at about 75C(at hevy gaming) and I have seen bechmarks saying that the H105 keeps the CPU at about 65C. This might be bechmarks made to make the CPU overheat tho.

Yea, those are benchmarks made to make the CPU overheat, and that is with an overclock, which means additional voltage.  75C while gaming on the stock cooler is right at the limit I'd say.  85C and lower is what is considered safe for 24/7 operation.

 

Definitely buy the H105 if you have room, it is widely considered one of the best CPU Coolers.  You will probably experience performance gains closer to 25C when it comes to gaming.  On a stock 4770, I would be surprised if any game you played is capable of pushing the temperature over 55C, but for the most part, you shouldn't even hit 50C.

 

Installation is a breeze.

"I genuinely dislike the promulgation of false information, especially to people who are asking for help selecting new parts."

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