New cpu cooler

[AlmightyJohn]

hello dear people.

I was not sure were to post this but here we go.

I got my money refunded on a bad version of the corsair hydro h60 but the store don't sell it anymore so I have to choose a replacement product within the same price level.

I'd prefer a aio cooler but if it's a air cooler i want noctuna fans.

What do you recommend with a budget of 50eur / 60 usd.

(I don't want to go over the price that much.)

[highlander84]

Amazon and newegg have the cooler master 240mm aio liquid cooler for $59.95, it will work perfect.  two stage pump, neutral white led on pump.

 

 

 

[AlmightyJohn]

1 minute ago, highlander84 said:

Amazon and newegg have the cooler master 240mm aio liquid cooler for $59.95, it will work perfect.  two stage pump, neutral white led on pump.

 

 

 

does this product have a name?

[highlander84]

MasterLiquid 240 All-in-one CPU Liquid Cooler with Dual Chamber Pump by Cooler Master

[Bananasplit_00]

4 minutes ago, highlander84 said:

Amazon and newegg have the cooler master 240mm aio liquid cooler for $59.95, it will work perfect.  two stage pump, neutral white led on pump.

 

 

 

also sounds like a jet engine along with every other Corsair AIO ever.

 

id recomend a DarkRock 3 or an NH D15 for an air tower, or the Cryorig R1 ultimate (if you can find it within your budget somewhere). they perform on par or better then most AIOs, even 240mm ones

[AlmightyJohn]

8 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

also sounds like a jet engine along with every other Corsair AIO ever.

 

id recomend a DarkRock 3 or an NH D15 for an air tower, or the Cryorig R1 ultimate (if you can find it within your budget somewhere). they perform on par or better then most AIOs, even 240mm ones

I've found that all these come in the same price more or less with the drakrock 3 10usd cheaper. but I feel like I would prefer a aio

[Bananasplit_00]

1 minute ago, AlmightyJohn said:

I've found that all these come in the same price more or less with the drakrock 3 10usd cheaper. but I feel like I would prefer a aio

so you would perfer more noise and less cooling (at least for the money) so you can look at the RAM or something? well either way an AIO will perform decently, its not that they are bad or anything they just are pretty uneconomical tbh. well im not super big on AIOs, i just remember the corsair ones are utter garbage in terms of noise levels after my friend got one and didnt want to touch his computer untill he replaced the fans, and that was going from a shitty Intel stock cooler, and that most AIOs get outperformed by other options, especially for the money. im not really the one to ask for AIOs to be honest but you could look on blocket or sweclockers if there are any up(hint, none on Sweclockers right now) or just buy any new 240mm cooler seeing as they are all basically the same exept the fans

[AlmightyJohn]

4 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

so you would perfer more noise and less cooling (at least for the money) so you can look at the RAM or something? well either way an AIO will perform decently, its not that they are bad or anything they just are pretty uneconomical tbh. well im not super big on AIOs, i just remember the corsair ones are utter garbage in terms of noise levels after my friend got one and didnt want to touch his computer untill he replaced the fans, and that was going from a shitty Intel stock cooler, and that most AIOs get outperformed by other options, especially for the money. im not really the one to ask for AIOs to be honest but you could look on blocket or sweclockers if there are any up(hint, none on Sweclockers right now) or just buy any new 240mm cooler seeing as they are all basically the same exept the fans

okey then I probally go with the Darkrock 3 but the thing is that if i want the money back I get less cuz it's a old product. If I insted buy it from webhallen I get evry penny I spent on it if you understand what I mean. 

[WoodenMarker]

On 11/4/2017 at 12:12 PM, AlmightyJohn said:

okey then I probally go with the Darkrock 3 but the thing is that if i want the money back I get less cuz it's a old product. If I insted buy it from webhallen I get evry penny I spent on it if you understand what I mean. 

If you're buying a product with intention to return it, I don't really see the point in buying it in the first place.

Price doesn't affect the product so you just need to be sure you're buying what you want. 

[AlmightyJohn]

2 hours ago, WoodenMarker said:

If you're buying a product with intention to return it, I don't really see the point in buying it in the first place.

Price doesn't affect the product so you just need to be sure you're buying what you want. 

no, I had an aio that were broken so I had to return it. They did not have the product in stock so I had to choose a replacment product or the money back. But since the product was over a year old I wouldent get all money back cuz the product loose value over time. So that makes the only option to buy the product from the same company. I think my previous text were a bit unclear.