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Hi! I am looking for a good and quiet cpu cooler for my i5 4670K. I am thinking about the Noctua NH-D15 but I want to know if its worth it, or should I go for another cooler and if yes, which one.  I am currently using some cheap allinone liquid cooler but it is too loud for my liking. Thanks in advance.

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Just now, 8-Bit Ninja said:

why an air cooler? At 100 euros you could buy a decent aio 

Because bad experiences with earlier water cooler. My current cooler keeps my cpu cool but it destroys my ears. Also I dont have a place to put a double radiator cooler. 

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NH d15 Should outperform most aio coolers out there. go for it.

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i have a ShadowRock 2, its huge, its quiet and its pretty dam cool too, there are probably some better ones but i really like the ShadowRock 2 because its silly and still good :P 

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The only bad thing about NH-D15 is the color of the fans, and it works better than a lot of AIO's (watch some benchmarks)

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10 minutes ago, wargneri said:

Hi! I am looking for a good and quiet cpu cooler for my i5 4670K. I am thinking about the Noctua NH-D15 but I want to know if its worth it, or should I go for another cooler and if yes, which one.  I am currently using some cheap allinone liquid cooler but it is too loud for my liking. Thanks in advance.

the d15 is a good choice

though if you care about looks like i do, then get the dark rock pro 3 xD

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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2 minutes ago, 8-Bit Ninja said:

If your serious about an air cooler then the NH d15 is a great choice, but this corsair 80i GT is a great cooler, im assuming your case would support a single 140 rad. And i assure you that corsair is brilliant for AIO's 

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-CW-9060007-WW-Performance-Liquid-Cooler/dp/B00A0HZMGA/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1457736575&sr=8-5&keywords=liquid+cooler

Doesn't the NH-D15 outperform all the single 120mm and 140mm Corsair AIO coolers? I may be wrong, but I thought it did. 

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1 minute ago, Matt100HP said:

Doesn't the NH-D15 outperform all the single 120mm and 140mm Corsair AIO coolers? I may be wrong, but I thought it did. 

In some cases yes, honestly id like to see his specs 

 

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