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Is the Noctua NH-D15 Enough for OC?

FazeBros265
By FazeBros265
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Title is self explanatory. I plan to OC on the Ryzen 7 2700x. I have been told that the D14 works as well as most AIO's but eas discontinued. So I chose the D15. I'll be gaming, editing, recording, 3d rendering, and school. 

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Yes.

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Yeah it for sure would but idk if the performance boost is worth the money. The 2700x at stock already turbos damn near close to the max oc of the cpu. 

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really ain't worth the money to buy a expensive cooler like that for a chip like that....

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If you care about silence, then it might be a good choice. Even at slow fan speeds is still ALOT better than the stock cooler. If you have money to burn and value silence, go for it.

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Well its even better than h110i, which is one of the better aoi water coolers.
 

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It isn't called "King of air coolers" for nothing. Dark Rock Pro 4 is only to have even chances against it on air cooler side.

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