LGA1366 Air cooler

[Jacky63863]

Fellow forum users:

 

I'm using a w3690 with ASUS rampage 3 Xtreme. (  lga 1366 socket )

 

The cooler is fine with approx 60 Degree Celsius on full load. 

But i wanna go even further on cooling to keep my CPU more "healthier?"

 

Requirement ( or condition i should say ? )

 

Size : I don't think that matters in a EATX chassis

          If i'm wrong that size doesn't matter. i'm using a Coolermaster RC-922XM-KKN1. 

         that should give clear description on size.

RGB : Doesn't matter. it does not have a transparent side.

Price : Any

Cooler Type : Air coolers, even tho its obvious when i posted it in Air Cooling section

Socket : lga 1366

 

Any help or discussion is appreciated.

 

Edit: Please  also attach links to the product if one is willing to. thanks

[kameshss]

To be honest, that's a good temp. You won't be needing a better cooler than that.

[G27Racer_188]

Not much point in going even lower in temps. 60-ish is already quiet "healthy" for the CPU.

[Guest]

I have a H80i v2 water cooler and at 4.6 GHz it reaches 75C. These are very good temps, you have no need for a better cooler thant that.

[Damascus]

If you really want a new cooler the nh-d15 is compatible afaik

[LogicalDrm]

Is that with stock Intel cooler? Its good temp already, so something like 212 Evo would be fine. Pretty much all coolers that have been on market for past 3-5 years are compatible. What budget and location? Also are you using some fancy tall RAM or just plain sticks?

[GloriousPain]

If that's with the intel stock cooler you got a good chip; my suggestions are 

 

CoolerMaster Hyper 212 $25ish or if you really want as cool as possible Scythe Ninja 4 SCNJ-4000 $40

 

https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Cases-and-Cooling/Scythe-Ninja-4-CPU-Cooler-Review/Temps-Noise-and-Conclusion

 

^Incase you've not heard of the Scythe Ninja 4.  Besides this you can undervolt your cpu as you can see demonstrated here;