replace intel stock cooler ?

[BudgetBoy]

i want a low profile cooler for my i5 3570 non k . i run now a stock cooler . any cooler can replace my stock cooler ? i was wondering if this will be good ?

https://www.google.com.ph/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=ONHsWM6DHaLEXqbojnA&gws_rd=ssl#q=cooler+master+x+dream+i117+newegg

or this 

http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/cpu-air-cooler/x-dream-i117/

 

 

[PineyCreek]

Always check the dimensions of the cooler and what's sticking up around the CPU (ex. RAM) to make sure the cooler isn't going to isn't going to interfere with other components (i.e. not fit).

[PCGuy_5960]

Just get a Cryorig M9i or Cryorig C7

[BudgetBoy]

Just now, PineyCreek said:

Always check the dimensions of the cooler and what's sticking up around the CPU (ex. RAM) to make sure the cooler isn't going to isn't going to interfere with other components (i.e. not fit).

ive check my case and no ram interfere of what so ever

[Simon771]

Is that cooler even any better than Intel stock one? I have my doubts when I look at that cooler. Basicly the same as Intel lol

[PCGuy_5960]

1 minute ago, Simon771 said:

Is that cooler even any better than Intel stock one?

BARELY, it has a larger fan, so it will be a bit quieter....

Edited April 11, 2017 by PCGuy_5960

[BudgetBoy]

2 minutes ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

Just get a Cryorig M9i or Cryorig C7

cryorig is pain in the ass installation its not easy

[VVoltor]

It's not a very large cooler so it will probably fit, not sure how much improvement it would offer over the stock cooler.

 

I got an Arctic Alpine 11 rev 2, same type of cooler as that Coolermaster to cool my i3 7100. It doesn't perform that much better, but it's definitely a lot more quiet under load.

[PCGuy_5960]

Just now, BudgetBoy said:

cryorig is pain in the ass installation its not easy

What? No....

[Guest]

I really don't see a point for buying that Cooler Master CPU cooler. Seems like it's a replica of the Intel stock one. Did you have something else in mind?... Additionally, any particular reason as to why you're looking for another/new one? 

[Simon771]

Just now, PCGuy_5960 said:

BARELY, it has a larger fan, so it will be a bit quieter....

Yeah like I said ... waste of money IMO.

[BudgetBoy]

1 minute ago, IAmLamp said:

I really don't see a point for buying that Cooler Master CPU cooler. Seems like it's a replica of the Intel stock one. Did you have something else in mind?... Additionally, any particular reason as to why you're looking for another/new one? 

my other option is the silverstone argon 06

[Guest]

3 hours ago, BudgetBoy said:

my other option is the silverstone argon 0

Much better choice. Just be sure it will fit. 

[PineyCreek]

http://noctua.at/en/nh-l9i

 

Noctua's SFF cooler is nice IMO.

[BudgetBoy]

Just now, IAmLamp said:

Much better choice. Just be sure it will fit. 

it will fit but i read the reviews in newegg just now they said its difficult to install

[JoostinOnline]

There's no reason to buy a third party cooler if you aren't overclocking.  But if you simply have to have one, Cryorig makes some awesome coolers.  They also happen to look really cool.

 

If you have trouble installing it, just watch a Youtube video.

[BudgetBoy]

1 minute ago, PineyCreek said:

http://noctua.at/en/nh-l9i

 

Noctua's SFF cooler is nice IMO.

noctua l9i ? that cooler is so ugly i dont like its colors

[BudgetBoy]

Just now, JoostinOnline said:

There's no reason to buy a third party cooler if you aren't overclocking.  But if you simply have to have one, Cryorig makes some awesome coolers.  They also happen to look really cool.

i just want to replace my stock cooler because one of its leg got broke :'(

[Guest]

3 hours ago, JoostinOnline said:

There's no reason to buy a third party cooler if you aren't overclocking. 

False. 

[JoostinOnline]

Just now, BudgetBoy said:

i just want to replace my stock cooler because one of its leg got broke :'(

Oh, well in that case I recommend the Cryorig one I linked.  Third party coolers are a little more difficult to install because they are made to fit almost any socket, but like I said, just watch a Youtube video if you're a more visual person.

[BudgetBoy]

1 minute ago, JoostinOnline said:

Oh, well in that case I recommend the Cryorig one I linked.  Third party coolers are a little more difficult to install because they are made to fit almost any socket, but like I said, just watch a Youtube video if you're a more visual person.

if possible i dont want cooler that i need to remove my mobo to install it

[RollinLower]

1 minute ago, BudgetBoy said:

if possible i dont want cooler that i need to remove my mobo to install it

Well that's just being lazy tbh. Why would you rather get a crappy cooler than take out your mobo to install a better one?

 

Not to mention, most cases have mobo cutouts that allow you to install those coolers with the mobo installed.

[Guest]

3 hours ago, BudgetBoy said:

i just want to replace my stock cooler because one of its leg got broke :'(

Oh, if it's to replace the Intel stock one, then yeah, that Cooler Master one should be fine as well. Sorry to hear about the broken cooler. 

 

I'd recommend something with a metal structure over the plastic one that Intel has. Should help with the support. 

[JoostinOnline]

Just now, BudgetBoy said:

if possible i dont want cooler that i need to remove my mobo to install it

You should be able to without removing the motherboard.  Even with the giant ones you don't have to, it just makes it easier.

[BudgetBoy]

2 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

Well that's just being lazy tbh. Why would you rather get a crappy cooler than take out your mobo to install a better one?

 

Not to mention, most cases have mobo cutouts that allow you to install those coolers with the mobo installed.

i admit it . im lazy some of us have lazy to put some improvement on our rig