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LGA 1151 CPU cooler that will fit.

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18 minutes ago, h4ns0n said:

What about the hyper 103? It's a little cheaper where I live and the specs look like they fit. Will that work?

Yup.

I'm planning to upgrade my PC and I need a new CPU cooler that's cheap and will fit my build 

 

Motherboard: Micro ATX

CPU: Intel i5 1151

CPU socket: LGA 1151

Case: Corsair 100r silent edition

 

I'm looking for something under or around maybe £30 (US $35) as I'm on a tight budget.

 

I can't use the stock cooler as the CPU is from a pre built PC which only fits on that motherboard.

 

Current parts list:

i5 6400

12gb DDR3 Ram

Proprietary Motherboard 

Proprietary CPU cooler

Propietary Case

GTX 730 GPU

220w psu

 

Parts I'm upgrading:

ASUS h110 M-C motherboard

Sapphire RX 480 Nitro+ GPU

Corsair rm650x PSU

Corsair 100r silent edition

-CPU cooler-

 

Sorry for any confusion 

 

Thanks ?

 

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Just now, zMeul said:

what's wrong with the boxed cooler!?

Didn't get one. I got the CPU In a pre built PC built to proprietary standards. I'm moving the bits that are to universal standards to a new PC

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1 minute ago, zMeul said:

what's wrong with the boxed cooler!?

Do you actually know what CPU is he going to upgrade to?

If he plans on K processor then there's no stock cooler included.

 

 

8 minutes ago, h4ns0n said:

I'm planning to upgrade my PC and I need a new CPU cooler that's cheap and will fit my build 

 

Motherboard: Micro ATX

CPU socket: LGA 1151

Case: Corsair 100r silent edition

 

I'm looking for something under or around maybe £30 (US $35) as I'm on a tight budget.

 

Thanks ?

 

Cryorig H7 maybe?

It will fit in the 100r.

 

And really, you lack the real detail, what CPU is it?

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3 minutes ago, Ichi said:

Do you actually know what CPU is he going to upgrade to?

I do not know, that's why I'm asking - he said cheap

if he'll be using a K CPU and plan to OC, he'll need a serious air cooler

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1 minute ago, Ichi said:

Do you actually know what CPU is he going to upgrade to?

If he plans on K processor then there's no stock cooler included.

 

 

Cryorig H7 maybe?

It will fit in the 100r.

 

And really, you lack the real detail, what CPU is it?

It's an intel i5 6400

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Just now, h4ns0n said:

It's an intel i5 6400

use the cooler in the box, mate

don't waste your money, use it to buy some silent fans or something

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Just now, zMeul said:

I do not know, that's why I'm asking

What you did was not 'asking', you're 'assuming'...

If you were to ask, you would ask what CPU is he cooling instead of 'what's wrong with boxed cooler'.

That's 'assuming'.

 

 

1 minute ago, h4ns0n said:

It's an intel i5 6400

Just stick with the stock cooler.

You're buying silent edition case, which means you don't care how it looks inside as long as it works.

And stock cooler will work just fine.

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1 minute ago, zMeul said:

use the cooler in the box, mate

don't waste your money, use it to buy some silent fans or something

It didn't come with one. The PC was pre built and I'm pretty sure the fan only fits on the motherboard it came on. That's the main thing in upgrading it for. 

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1 minute ago, Ichi said:

What you did was not 'asking', you're 'assuming'...

If you were to ask, you would ask what CPU is he cooling instead of 'what's wrong with boxed cooler'.

That's 'assuming'.

he said cheap

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Just now, Ichi said:

just stick with the stock cooler.

 

 

2 minutes ago, zMeul said:

use the cooler in the boxs

 

He doesn't have one, the cpu has come from a proiatory mobo, probably something like a dell which usually has their own mounting

Silent build - You know your pc is too loud when the deaf complain. Windows 98 gaming build, smells like beige

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1 minute ago, it_dont_work said:

He doesn't have one, the cpu has come from a proiatory mobo, probably something like a dell which usually has their own mounting

that info should've been provided in the OP

 

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max cooler height is 150mm - a 212 EVO  won't fit

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4 minutes ago, h4ns0n said:

It didn't come with one. The PC was pre built and I'm pretty sure the fan only fits on the motherboard it came on. That's the main thing in upgrading it for. 

So you already have it and it's a prebuilt.

What's wrong with the cooling system then?...

If it's a prebuilt, it should run just fine from the get go without you tinkering with anything.

 

1 minute ago, zMeul said:

that info should've been provided in the OP

For once, I agree with you.

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Like, list your spec first.

 

Then, list the parts you're buying new.

 

That will help alot.

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8 minutes ago, h4ns0n said:

It's an intel i5 6400

If your just buying an off the shelf motherboard mate (asus,gigabyte,asrock etc), grab the CM hyper tx3, It'll be pretty quiet and hasd more than enough heat dissipation for your chip and your case and is around 20 pound. For about 30 pound you should easily be able to find a hyper 212 evo, which you'd be close to getting away with running pretty much silently.

Silent build - You know your pc is too loud when the deaf complain. Windows 98 gaming build, smells like beige

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9 minutes ago, zMeul said:

that info should've been provided in the OP

 

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max cooler height is 150mm - a 212 EVO  won't fit

Apologies I just got up. Not thinking straight haha 

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1 minute ago, it_dont_work said:

For about 30 pound you should easily be able to find a hyper 212 evo

He stated Corsair 100r case which has 150mm cpu cooler clearance, that won't work at all.

 

The tx3 will and it's perfectly fine for a non K cpu.

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8 minutes ago, Ichi said:

So you already have it and it's a prebuilt.

What's wrong with the cooling system then?...

If it's a prebuilt, it should run just fine from the get go without you tinkering with anything.

 

For once, I agree with you.

I'm upgrading it as the graphics card is awful and a new one won't fit the motherboard it's on. I'll update the question to include parts lists

 

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3 minutes ago, h4ns0n said:

I'm upgrading it as the graphics card is awful and a new one won't fit the motherboard it's on. I'll update the question to include parts lists

 

If I'm going to assume, you would be upgrading the mobo coz you want to upgrade gpu and you need a cpu cooler coz you can't use the old one.

 

In that case, go for that Cooler Master Hyper TX3 then.

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3 minutes ago, Ichi said:

He stated Corsair 100r case which has 150mm cpu cooler clearance, that won't work at all

Nar it fits, just scratches the window a little.

Silent build - You know your pc is too loud when the deaf complain. Windows 98 gaming build, smells like beige

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2 minutes ago, it_dont_work said:

Nar it fits, just scratches the window a little.

Would you do it if it's your case?

 

I know I won't.

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5 minutes ago, Ichi said:

If I'm going to assume, you would be upgrading the mobo coz you want to upgrade gpu and you need a cpu cooler coz you can't use the old one.

 

In that case, go for that Cooler Master Hyper TX3 then.

That's right. Sorry for the confusion

 

On amazon the specs for the hyper TX3 are stated as "45 x 27 x 31 cm" surely this is wrong yeah?

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37 minutes ago, h4ns0n said:

Current parts list:

i5 6400

12gb DDR3 Ram

Proprietary Motherboard 

Proprietary CPU cooler

Propietary Case

GTX 730 GPU

220w psu

 

Parts I'm upgrading:

ASUS h1110 motherboard

Sapphire RX 480 Nitro+ GPU

Corsair rm650x PSU

Corsair 100r silent edition

-CPU cooler-

 

Sorry for any confusion 

 

Thanks ?

 

You would need new DDR4 RAM too don't you?

Or is that DDR3 a typo.

 

That PSU is an amazing choice, I have one, overkill for your usage but if you can get it for cheap then it's fine.

 

1 minute ago, h4ns0n said:

That's right. Sorry for the confusion

 

On amazon the specs for the hyper TX3 are stated as "45 x 27 x 31 cm" surely this is wrong yeah?

That looks sketchy but one would assume that's their box dimension or something.

 

90 x 51 x 136 mm is the heatsink dimensions.

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2 minutes ago, Ichi said:

You would need new DDR4 RAM too don't you?

Or is that DDR3 a typo.

 

That PSU is an amazing choice, I have one, overkill for your usage but if you can get it for cheap then it's fine.

 

That looks sketchy but one would assume that's their box dimension or something.

 

90 x 51 x 136 mm is the heatsink dimensions.

Oops. The motherboard was the typo. I'm getting the h110 M-C 

 

As for the cooler, I'll have another check but thanks ?

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