Cooling suggestions

[iKl9kca]

Best cooling for my build? Please suggest and no more than 500$

GPU: GTX980Ti SLI CPU: Intel i7 5960X MotherBoard: ASUS Maximus Hero VIII PSU: Corsair AX1500iW 80+ Platinum Fully Modular RAM: Kingston DDR4 HyperX Fury 32GB (2x16GB) 2133mhz HDD: 4TB Western Digital Black (x3) SSD: Intel Series 535 480GB (x4)

[The Official Czex]

Custom loop.

[iKl9kca]

Custom loop.

What's a custom loop?

[The Official Czex]

What's a custom loop?

 

[iKl9kca]

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[iKl9kca]

I didn't want to use liquid cooling but you think it's the best choice?

[The Official Czex]

Could suggest a kit?

 

No kits. Only research and purchasing.

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/277130-29-read-first-watercooling-sticky

[The Official Czex]

I didn't want to use liquid cooling but you think it's the best choice?

 

By far.

[G27Racer_188]

That motherboard does not support the 5960x, you need something with 2011-3 socket, like Rampage V extreeme.

[W-L]

I didn't want to use liquid cooling but you think it's the best choice?

 

It depends on your needs but liquid cooling is more of an aesthetics and design aspect to get a certain look for a build.

[iKl9kca]

That motherboard does not support the 5960x, you need something with 2011-3 socket, like Rampage V extreeme.

Oh thanks and could you guys suggest a case for this build?

[W-L]

Oh thanks and could you guys suggest a case for this build?

Case is really preference based but if your up for water cooling the H440, Define S are both good options.

[iKl9kca]

Case is really preference based but if your up for water cooling the H440, Define S are both good options.

I like the case but can it fit 4ssd and 3hdd

[W-L]

I like the case but can it fit 4ssd and 3hdd

Well for HDD both cases can house three of them but for the H440 if you plan to use the front for a rad you will need to find a solution to have them under the PSU shroud/cover. In the Define S it can house 3 HDD and has two extra slots of SSD's where you cans stick the extra drive on top with mounting tape. SSD's are much more flexible in where and how you can mount them compared to spinning HDD.