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What's the best aio cooling for 8700k?

Hello
I'm looking at the h115i but have no idea which aio would be best.
I'd prefer something quiet that can handle the 8700k. 
A build I made. Noctua NH-D14 (x62? Not sure about it)

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Don't get the X62, I've seen way too many pump failures to recommend it easily. It's kind of a hit or miss type thing, but just to be safe I'd recommend the H100i v2 from Corsair

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I have an h115i and at 5Ghz and 1.35v it stays around 75c. 

 

Was thinking of getting an S36. I'd probably get that if you have space for a 360mm. Really depends on how much you want to OC.

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19 hours ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

Don't get the X62, I've seen way too many pump failures to recommend it easily. It's kind of a hit or miss type thing, but just to be safe I'd recommend the H100i v2 from Corsair

Could i OC my i7 8700k at least up to 4.6GHZ with the h100i v2 ?

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1 minute ago, Selkom said:

Could i OC my i7 8700k at least up to 4.6GHZ with the h100i v2 ?

Depending on the silicon lottery, you could probably do 5Ghz

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Just now, Crunchy Dragon said:

Depending on the silicon lottery, you could probably do 5Ghz

Thanks you for the quick reply !


Trusting you for my future build !

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6 minutes ago, Selkom said:

 

yes the 8700K can be kept in check with the H100i v2. Better still if you can delid the chip.

 

More details can be found in my Ncase M1 build

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3 minutes ago, For Science! said:

delid

I can't delid a 400 Euro processor can i pay someone to do it ?

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43 minutes ago, Selkom said:

I can't delid a 400 Euro processor can i pay someone to do it ?

Well yes, dependso n where you are though. If you are paying for this kind of service I would expect at least warranty from the person doing it. Otherwise you might as well swallow the 20 euros for a delidding kit and do it yourself. Honestly with skylake and newer its super easy and in my opinion almost no risk.

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3 minutes ago, For Science! said:

Well yes, dependso n where you are though. If you are paying for this kind of service I would expect at least warranty from the person doing it. Otherwise you might as well swallow the 20 euros for a delidding kit and do it yourself. Honestly with skylake and newer its super easy and in my opinion almost no risk.

Ok thanks for the advice !

I will consider that if i have temp issue or i want just more GHZ !

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What the difference between h100 v2 and the h115i?
The s36 is in the same price range as the h100 v2. Is it better?

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