Hyper 212X vs Seidon 120V vs H60 for 4690K

[Subhajitdas298]

Which is best: Hyper 212X vs Seidon 120V vs H60?

 

I need for 4690K OCed at 4.5-4.6 GHz.

 

Chassis: CM N500 (Plenty of space)

RAM (Future): Kingston HyperX Fury 2x4 GB (Low profile)

 

Stock temps:

Idle: 43 C

Stressed (Maximum): 68 C

 

I am looking at 70 C at 4.5 GHz

[SkywardKkalox]

212 evo.

[SkywardKkalox]

Also you can't really predict what kind of overclock you will be able to get.

[Saladin]

 

Which is best: Hyper 212X vs Seidon 120V vs H60?

 

I need for 4690K OCed at 4.5-4.6 GHz.

 

Chassis: CM N500 (Plenty of space)

RAM (Future): Kingston HyperX Fury 2x4 GB (Low profile)

 

Stock temps:

Idle: 43 C

Stressed (Maximum): 68 C

 

I am looking at 70 C at 4.5 GHz

 

I would go with a hyper 212, best price to performance. but remember it is impossible to predict what overclocks you can/will achieve and what temps you will have at those speeds (silicon lottery). also please follow your own threads.

[Aniallation]

212 EVO. Basically performs the same as the H60 but for cheaper.

[WereCat]

212 EVO

be quiet! Shadow Rock 2

[Subhajitdas298]

I would go with a hyper 212, best price to performance. but remember it is impossible to predict what overclocks you can/will achieve and what temps you will have at those speeds (silicon lottery). also please follow your own threads.

For 4690K, 4.5 GHz is expectable?

[Saladin]

For 4690K, 4.5 GHz is expectable?

Depends on the chip you have. For example on one 3570k I can get 4.65 GHz and on another it tops out at 4.3. Just depends on the chip. You have to play around with the multiplier and the voltages and find out what is stable. That being said 4.5 isnt unusual and is a good target to shoot for, a hyper 212 will be able to handle the temps from an overclock at that level assuming your chip can achieve it (keep it under 1.35 volts, the lower the better).