Need help

[nagato0922]

I have a i7 7700(non k) do i need to buy liquid cooler for this or stock cooler will work,which comes with intel i7 7700

i have to run gtx1080ti with it.

[xDylanio]

I recommend getting a aio cooler. Corsair h100i gtx will do. 

[Himommies]

Stoxk cooler will work.Unless you really really are about noise

[Himommies]

Just now, xDylanio said:

I recommend getting a aio cooler. Corsair h100i gtx will do. 

For A non k Cpu?Like sure there's Noise but at point you might as well put your pc in a diffrent room and spend 50 on really long cables or sound isolation foam

[xDylanio]

Just now, Himommies said:

For A non k Cpu?Like sure there's Noise but at point you might as well put your pc in a diffrent room and spend 50 on really long cables or sound isolation foam

He said he will run a 1080 ti. I'm going to assume he's going to be playing pretty extreme games. So a stock cooler isn't going to cut it. 

[Himommies]

Just now, xDylanio said:

He said he will run a 1080 ti. I'm going to assume he's going to be playing pretty extreme games. So a stock cooler isn't going to cut it. 

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Gpus usually dont dictate cpu heat.There is littreally no difference in performance between a stock and a AIO considering you cant overclock

 

Example

i7+stock cooler=60fps

i7+Aio=60fps

[xDylanio]

1 minute ago, Himommies said:

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Gpus usually dont dictate cpu heat.There is littreally no difference in performance between a stock and a AIO considering you cant overclock

 

Example

i7+stock cooler=60fps

i7+Aio=60fps

Im sorry i must've not explained. His gpu makes me think he'll be playing extreme games on high graphics. 

 

Example

i7 running hardcore game @ 70 C with stock

 

i7 running hardcore game @ 50 C with AIO

[Himommies]

Just now, xDylanio said:

Im sorry i must've not explained. His gpu makes me think he'll be playing extreme games on high graphics. 

 

Example

i7 running hardcore game @ 70 C with stock

 

i7 running hardcore game @ 50 C with AIO

Yes but Fps will be same

[xDylanio]

4 minutes ago, Himommies said:

Yes but Fps will be same

Oh i didn't know we were talking about performance. I was thinking of over all

[Himommies]

Just now, xDylanio said:

Oh i didn't know we were talking about performance. I was thinking of over all

Other then noise there still isnt that much of a diffrence.The stock cooler isnt that loud.

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19 minutes ago, nagato0922 said:

I have a i7 7700(non k) do i need to buy liquid cooler for this or stock cooler will work,which comes with intel i7 7700

i have to run gtx1080ti with it.

Stock cooler will probably work fine but a liquid cooler would be a waste of money.

There are good, inexpensive aircoolers in between. 

[Himommies]

At maximum.Get some kind of Cryorig

[WoodenMarker]

On 3/18/2017 at 1:15 PM, xDylanio said:

Im sorry i must've not explained. His gpu makes me think he'll be playing extreme games on high graphics. 

Example

i7 running hardcore game @ 70 C with stock

i7 running hardcore game @ 50 C with AIO

The stock cooler isn't going to keep a 7700k at 70c at load--it's more like 90c. The 7700k runs hotter than the 7700 by a fair margin due to the higher clock speed.

 

@nagato0922

The stock cooler might be enough with some undervolting but expect some throttling with voltage at auto.

You don't need a liquid cooler for the cpu--an air cooler works just fine.

[LogicalDrm]

i7's with heavy tasks are bit more than stock can handle. It won't overheat, but will be hot. So I would recommend low-midrange air cooler. Going for 240mm AIO is unnecessary.