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H320 it has better performance and expandability

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Should I pre-order the swifttech H320 or get a Corsair H110 ?

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this is the worst question possible, obviously the one with more options and a bigger rad and better performance :L

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H320 , Your current case won't support it tho ;)

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H320 , Your current case won't support it tho ;)

Its not listed but my drill will give it some support :D

CPU: Intel Core i7 4790k CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i Chassis/Case: Fractal Design Arc Midi R2  Motherboard: Asus Z87-Deluxe RAM:  Team Vulcan 2x4Gb(2133Mhz)  Video Card: Asus 7970 Direct CU II Custom Rom (150% Power, 1100 core 6Ghz Memory)  Power Supply: Fractal Integra R2 750 Watt  Keyboard: Cooler Master Quick Fire Rapid (MX Blue Switches)  Mouse: Corsair M90 Storage: SX900 128Gb, Seagate 1TB 7200RPM, WD Green 1TB 7200RPM   MY OLD BUILDLOG


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Its not listed but my drill will give it some support :D

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Its not listed but my drill will give it some support :D

It doesn't, we make it fit :D

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It doesn't, we make it fit :D

Yeaaahh buddy 

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I have the same question ... The reason I re ask this question about which is going to be a better performer is .. The h110 has 140mm fans and the h320 only has 120mm fans

So is the h320 going to give better cooling with 6x 120mm in push pull or the h110 with 4x 140mm I'm push pull ?

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I have the same question ... The reason I re ask this question about which is going to be a better performer is .. The h110 has 140mm fans and the h320 only has 120mm fans

So is the h320 going to give better cooling with 6x 120mm in push pull or the h110 with 4x 140mm I'm push pull ?

Yes. A triple 120mm rad is better than a double 140mm.

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