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It will allow the CPU to run cooler, which can certainly extend its life. However, another benefit to having an aftermarket cooler can simply be....it's quieter versus using the stock cooler.

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Hi guys, so i have a Intel i3-3220 in this computer, it work like a year with the default cooler.

My cuestion is if i buy a new cooler it will extend the life of que cpu or just refrigerate?

I want to buy this one:
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Sorry if i have bad inglish, im from Uruguay :P

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Hi guys, so i have a Intel i3-3220 in this computer, it work like a year with the default cooler.

My cuestion is if i buy a new cooler it will extend the life of que cpu or just refrigerate?

I want to buy this one:

dZFmcGc.png

Sorry if i have bad inglish, im from Uruguay :P

Follow your post! Also welcome to the forums :)

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It will allow the CPU to run cooler, which can certainly extend its life. However, another benefit to having an aftermarket cooler can simply be....it's quieter versus using the stock cooler.

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Hi guys, so i have a Intel i3-3220 in this computer, it work like a year with the default cooler.

My cuestion is if i buy a new cooler it will extend the life of que cpu or just refrigerate?

I want to buy this one:

dZFmcGc.png

Sorry if i have bad inglish, im from Uruguay :P

If your temps are constantly over 80ºc, then yeah, the cooler will extend the life of your CPU. But if not, it won't really change much, aside for reducing noise.

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There is no need to buy one unless you want a cooler that looks sexier or is quieter. While it will keep the CPU cool, it's not worth it unless you are planning to buy an overclockable CPU for that motherboard.

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It will allow the CPU to run cooler, which can certainly extend its life. However, another benefit to having an aftermarket cooler can simply be....it's quieter versus using the stock cooler.

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Tnks you bro, I do not regret to coming to this forum

Happy to help.

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