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Ahnaftaseen

one friend of mine was asking me to give him a build within 60k BDT or 700 dollars and he was on tight budget but the parts In Bangladesh is expensive from US Or Canada for Taxes and others i completed a build but there was no money left to buy an aftermarket cooler. 

 

So,my question is 'Can i Run i5 8400 nicely with Stock Cooler or I need a Aftermarket Cooler'

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1 minute ago, Ahnaftaseen said:

one friend of mine was asking me to give him a build within 60k BDT or 700 dollars and he was on tight budget but the parts In Bangladesh is expensive from US Or Canada for Taxes and others i completed a build but there was no money left to buy an aftermarket cooler. 

 

So,my question is 'Can i Run i5 8400 nicely with Stock Cooler or I need a Aftermarket Cooler'

It will run but it will get very hot in full load for a long period of time i wont even mention oc.Just buy an aftermarket cooler when u can.

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The i5 8400 is fine to go with the stock cooler, aside the bad noise it'll work just fine.

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Yes the 8400 is more than fine with the stock cooler. I run this in a rig.

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4 hours ago, ManosMax13 said:

It will run but it will get very hot in full load for a long period of time i wont even mention oc.Just buy an aftermarket cooler when u can.

Its locked CPU... and its not of hot variety either. Stock will be fine, and OP/their friend can setup manual volts if it would get toasty.

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