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TubsAlwaysWins
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What is the best air cooler available? Want something that looks really good (Like the BE QUIET Dark Rock Pro 3, looks nice and is black). Needs to compete with a AIO in temps for overclocking.\

Or is an AIO the way to go? (Custom loop would be nice but they are so expensive)

This would be on an i7-6800K, compared to a Raijintek Triton

 

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AIO Liquid cooling generally gives better temps

 

I hear the coolmaster evo or whatever it is (hopefully another user will correct me) is one of the best out there 

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1 minute ago, IAmLamp said:

AIO Liquid cooling generally gives better temps

 

I hear the coolmaster evo or whatever it is (hopefully another user will correct me) is one of the best out there 

Im pretty sure thats supposedly the best out there in terms of price

 

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masterair maker 8 or Prolimatech PRO-GNSS with 3 nf a14 are the best of the best.

or just get an nh d15. it would be only a few degrees hotter max

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58 minutes ago, TubsAlwaysWins said:

What is the best air cooler available?

Noctua NH-D15

 

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Aerocool DS are the best fans you've never tried.

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