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Dark Rock 4 vs i7-8700k

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6 minutes ago, szym3k said:

I was also thinking about getting the corsair h100i v2 liquid cooler, any opinions on that?

Dark rock 4 PRO and corsiar h100i V2 are both around 250W TDP range, so pick the one you like visually more.

Keep in mind also that the watercooler has 1 more point of failure, and has pump noise, but it looks cooler, and can move heat quicker from cpu to radiator.

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Hi, does anyone now if the Dark Rock 4 will handle i7-8700k with ease and allow for some overclocking?

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Dark rock 4 pro should, im not sure about the normal model.

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Dark rock 4 pro should, im not sure about the normal model.

I was also thinking about getting the corsair h100i v2 liquid cooler, any opinions on that?

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6 minutes ago, szym3k said:

I was also thinking about getting the corsair h100i v2 liquid cooler, any opinions on that?

Dark rock 4 PRO and corsiar h100i V2 are both around 250W TDP range, so pick the one you like visually more.

Keep in mind also that the watercooler has 1 more point of failure, and has pump noise, but it looks cooler, and can move heat quicker from cpu to radiator.

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