Gaming PC Cooling

[Edu_X007]

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/NtqvgL

I was looking to cut down on prices, and found a refurbished Corsair H115i AIO, since I want to overclock. It has a nice price, plus 1 year manufacturer warranty. What do you think?

[Enderman]

Uh, I would never buy a refurbished or used AIO.

[Edu_X007]

Just now, Enderman said:

Uh, I would never buy a refurbished or used AIO.

Would a new H100i suffice? It is 240 vs 280.

[emosun]

If you want to cut down prices then go with air cooling and don't overclock.

your overclock isn't really going to ad very much speed and you can save a lot and run whatever you like at stock speeds just fine.

[Guest]

If you want to cut down on costs, then go with a beefier air cooler, such as the Noctua NHD-15 which is $88.88 There are lots of beefier air coolers on the market of which can sustain a good overclock on the CPU, while keeping the temps low for a stable overclock. Even some Noctua coolers can beat out a 240mm AIO. 

[Edu_X007]

23 minutes ago, TheBeastPC said:

If you want to cut down on costs, then go with a beefier air cooler, such as the Noctua NHD-15 which is $88.88 There are lots of beefier air coolers on the market of which can sustain a good overclock on the CPU, while keeping the temps low for a stable overclock. Even some Noctua coolers can beat out a 240mm AIO. 

I actually found a new H100i v2 at pretty much the same price, a bit cheaper. What should I choose then?