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280mm corsair vs 280mm kraken aio

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got that covered.

other than that, that is...

The aio's will offer a bit better temps, but at the expense of noise.

I have a GTX H110i and not overclocked I get around 30° with my 6700K and 65° under 50-100% load.

 

This is all with the radiator fans at 40% PWM

 

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CPU: i7-6700K 4.7GHz GPU: GTX 980 STRIX 1337MHz CPU Cooler: H110i GTX AIO |

 Motherboard: Asus Z170-AR | Case: NZXT H440 White PSU: CS750W |

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I have a GTX H110i and not overclocked I get around 30° with my 6700K and 65° under 50-100% load.

 

This is all with the radiator fans at 40% PWM

so how about the kraken, do you know?

Thanks

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H110 GTX Is better than the X61, Anything else from corsair is worse.

how about 140m aios from corsair vs the x41?

and what difference in temps should i semfrom switching from a dark rock pro 3 to a corsair gtx 110 or a x61?

what temp difference is there between the x61 and the h110 gtx?

thanks

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There is just a slight improvement going for an X61 i have It an it is apsolutely awesome! The temp difference between your cooler and an x61 would be About 15c i think. Between X61 and h110 like couple C

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There is just a slight improvement going for an X61 i have It an it is apsolutely awesome! The temp difference between your cooler and an x61 would be About 15c i think. Between X61 and h110 like couple C

a couple c as in 5?6?

 

If you have a dark rock pro 3, you're not going to see much difference, and probably a sound increase. That's a beastly air cooler.

yup, i heard :)

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a couple c as in 5?6?

yup, i heard :)

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I'd just keep your cooler now unless you're wanting the aio look, your cooler now is already a good looking cooler.
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I'd just keep your cooler now unless you're wanting the aio look, your cooler now is already a good looking cooler.

i wnt the aio look, also fx 9590 is throttling with the rock

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That's your problem. You have an amd fail. The aio's won't preform much better at all.

Alright.

 

Thanks.

 

the aios shouild help thouight right?

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Alright.

Thanks.

the aios shouild help thouight right?

No, you need some flow over your motherboard's VRM's.
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The aio's will offer a bit better temps, but at the expense of noise.

Alright.

 

 

Thanks

 

you want pics of finished product?

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What's better corsair or kraken aios? Must be 280mm

Thanks

 

Corsair has the new H115i coming out soon (280mm) so you might want to wait for that cooler, I think it has a thicker radiator than the H110i GTX

GPU[Two GTX 980ti Lightnings overclocked]-CPU[Core i7 5930K, 4.4Ghz]-Motherboard[MSI X99 Godlike]-Case[Corsair 780t Black]-RAM[32GB Corsair Dominator 3000Mhz Light bars]-Storage[samsung 950 Pro 512GB, Samsung 850 Pro 1TB and Samsung 850 Pro 512GB]-CPU Cooler[EK Predator 360mm]-PSU[EVGA 1600w T2 Individual cables Red]-Monitor[ASUS PG348Q]-Keyboard[Corsair K70 Red]-Mouse[Corsair M65 RGB]-Headset[sennheiser G4me one]-Case Fans[beQuiet Silent Wings 2]

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