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Which cooler?

Pbr38

Hi there LTT fourm members,

 

I recently purchased an i7 6700k, MSI z170A Gaming Pro Carbon, 2x8 Corsair Vengeance DDR4, and a Noctua NH-D15.

I am currently using a Corsair H100i in my rig. The spare parts will be going to a secondary rig.  

I am wondering which cooler you guys think i should keep in my main rig and which i should put in my spare rig.

Please give some reasoning to your answers.

 

Thank you,

PBR38

 

EDIT,

 

Forgot to mention i'm using NF-F12's on my H100i

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Use the h100i in spare because if the thing leaks in your primary of that would be bad and also the Noctua is pretty good too.

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Depends if you overclock. At stock speeds they perform about the same (+ or - 1C), but once you start putting some voltage in the AIO will remove the heat faster.

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Thanks for all the replies,

 

I think i'm going to go with the D15 in the main rig for now, i can always swap them around later.

 

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I would get a Syche Fuma over the D15. It looks better, cheaper, smaller, and performs just as good if not slightly better. 

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