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Cooler Master Nepton 240m vs Corsair H100i liquid cooler

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Hi,

I'm planning to buy an AIO liquid cooling kit for my new i7 6700k, and i'm a little confused between these two coolers, Corsair H100i and the Cooler Master Nepton 240m.

Which according to you is a better cooler, performance and durability wise. 

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3 minutes ago, bazingaa95 said:

 

the nepton has better fans, you will need to replace the corsair ones if you want it to be quiet. maybe somebody here can tell you about the pumps. 

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http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/aio-cooler-review-cooler-master-nepton-240m-vs-corsair-h100i.209044/
Comparisons and conclusions at the bottom.

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Corsair is love.

Corsair is life.

 

Corsair AiO's have always been awesome. Not saying that Cooler-Master has bad AiO's, but there is just something about a Corsair AiO, just so much performance. Corsair AiO's are also so reliable, that when one actually goes bad, Corsair will will replace everything in your system that broke or got fried because of it. 

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