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Absolute best Skylake CPU that comes with a stock cooler?

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No skylake cpus have stock coolers.

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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None, they both come without a cooler. That I know of.

 

No skylake cpus have stock coolers.

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No Skylake CPU has a cooler packaged with it.

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none of them have a stock cooler

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Stock cooler got removed due to what the temperature would of been with it. If your buying a CPU of that type then you don't want a stock cooler on that.

 

Most people will get a good AIO or Air Cooler.

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Why would they need to include a cooler? They all now we're gonna put some sort of aftermarket cooler on it anyways to overclock. Kinda like x99 they're not really for the average consumer. So why include an air cooler for a something like that?

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It's only the K-series Skylake processors that don't come with stock coolers. The 65W i5 and i7 and 47W i3 should all come with stock coolers when they're released.

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>insert hyper 212 evo link from nearby location to OP< xD

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It's only the K-series Skylake processors that don't come with stock coolers. The 65W i5 and i7 and 47W i3 should all come with stock coolers when they're released.

That makes my 130w cpu look like it would run hotter. Because it does.

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Your title should answer your question. "best CPU" and "stock cooler" is a bit weird combination. I bet you can find some "used" for 5$. 

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I have a stock cooler u an have if ur in England

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Skylake cpus comes with stock coolers, only the unlock ones doesn't come with it. Look at PCPP,  shape of the box is totally different.

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