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Is a closed loop cooler worth it?

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With fans acting as an intake, an AIO is completely unaffected by the other components in your case. If you are in a high ambient environment this could be quite beneficial over an internal heat-sink.

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Hi. I've been wondering for a while if buying a cooler like the Corsair H100/H100i would be worth it in an area like the Caribbean with average ambient temperatures of 30° C year-round. My 8320FX is overclocked from 3.5 to 4.02Ghz on a Hyper 212 Evo with an average temperature of 40°C, high thirties if I turn on the AC. Would I see a significant decrease with a closed loop cooler? 

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