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I've heard they're not the best. You might as well save up for a better AIO like the H100i GTX or get a good air cooler.

'Fanboyism is stupid' - someone on this forum.

Be nice to each other boys and girls. And don't cheap out on a power supply.

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I have one and they work OK but nothing amazing. Go for something different like a big noctua cooler or something!

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I have the Corsair H60 and at idle my temps on my 4670k are ~35'C. I had a 212 Evo before it and it was around ~30'C so it's not much of a difference. I only got it so I couldn't have that big bulk of a heatsink in the middle of my PC. I personally don't like that. Overall, it's pretty good.

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I've heard they're not the best. You might as well save up for a better AIO like the H100i GTX or get a good air cooler.

Well jeez, they're not bad. No need to jump to a top tier cooler if he wants an H60.

 

I heard the H55 and Seidon 120V are better. I myself have owned two 120Vs and they are excellent coolers.

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My h55 hooked up to my 4690k never goes over 60 degrees C

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