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I'd take the Cryorig H5 (for around the same) or H7(for a bit less) over it, 120mm AIOs generally aren't worth it.

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I think it is a kuhl choice.

 

Note that the fans are not changeable and also that no upgrades to the water cooler can be made. Except thermal compound.

I see what u did there. Also can i change the RGB myself or does the cooler control it all?

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I see what u did there. Also can i change the RGB myself or does the cooler control it all?

Not sure about that but i would guess that if there is a switch or a button system to it, then you can change it, if not i think you are out of luck.

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