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EVO 212 or EVO 212X

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The 212X is a slight revision, so if it's the same price go for it. It depends on the chip, but 4.5GHz/1.27V could be done somewhat comfortably.

Which one should I get? Which is better?

How much can I OC i5 4670K with this aftermarket cooler?

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The 212X is a slight revision, so if it's the same price go for it. It depends on the chip, but 4.5GHz/1.27V could be done somewhat comfortably.

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only difference is the fan

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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Thanks !I will get the 212X.

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