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Which cooling would be better for an AMD FX-6300

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Hyper 212 IMO

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I'd get the H60, you will have lower idle temps, probably less noise and MAYBE a little more OC headroom. I personally didnt run my 1100t past 3.7ghz because temps would get on the high side, your results may vary though. 

 

Also, I do currently own both coolers.

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Can't go wrong with either, but I think the H60 is probably going to keep the temps down a little better.

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212, the h60 fans will be considerably loud. spend more money on fans for quiet

op and now you've spent what a high-end air cooler can do better and no better

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Hyper 212. Basically similar temps, lower noise, less hassle, less chances of something breaking, longer lifespan.

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Can't go wrong with either, but I think the H60 is probably going to keep the temps down a little better.

 

 

I'd get the H60, you will have lower idle temps, probably less noise and MAYBE a little more OC headroom. I personally didnt run my 1100t past 3.7ghz because temps would get on the high side, your results may vary though. 

 

Also, I do currently own both coolers.

Since the H60 is $50. I can get a Hyper 212 with a Noctua NF-F12 for $50. Would the 212 do better?

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Since the H60 is $50. I can get a Hyper 212 with a Noctua NF-F12 for $50. Would the 212 do better?

lets me see LTT tested a h212 with their watercooling stuff, might get some good info...

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this might help

found more info here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlPSGh26Ne0XdHZweHoxckRqazBvM0RTMW5GSFZNRmc#gid=0

 

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this might help 

Kinda helped. I was just wondering if CPU temps will decrease if I use a Noctua NF-F12 on the 212.

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Maybe a degree, nothing too noticeable.

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depends on how much noise you want i guess, noctua will be quieter than stock CM fans but temps will be the same if rpm is equal. I guess its really up to you.

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depends on how much noise you want i guess, noctua will be quieter than stock CM fans but temps will be the same if rpm is equal. I guess its really up to you.

Thanks for the vid, Helped a lot

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No problem.

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