Thanks. I was just interested because I'm looking for a cooler for a future build with an i5 7600k.
adam45417
18 Mar 174#4
Air coolers all day :smile: Good luck with building :smiley:
kanepb1
18 Mar 17#5
Yes, I have heard air is better. Thanks for the help.
derp1664
18 Mar 17#6
cool. heat.
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derp1664
18 Mar 171#7
Neither is really 'better' per say, both have pros and cons. A lot of it is personal preference / requirements. Pretty well documented the differences so decide what's most important for you; noise / performance / aesthetics / installation
theQube
18 Mar 173#8
Cheaper at eBuyer for £46.49 plus potential Quidco/TCB. (Plus delivery.)
adam45417
18 Mar 17#9
Aesthetics is really the only think I see better on water coolers but like you said all personal preference :smiley:.
powerbrick
18 Mar 17#10
for a decent air cooler the price difference is negligible.
buckiebull
18 Mar 17#11
So what is the Best 240v AIO Water Cooler and what is the quietest under load?
RedRain
19 Mar 17#12
water cooling noise is reduced and temps how wver i would not want to risk a leak
adam45417 to RedRain
19 Mar 17#14
I don't know about noise being reduced? I had a Noctua DH-15 which I replaced with a H100i V2 for about 30mins before I switched back to the noctua because of the totally different noise the pump produced and the overall higher noise levels. Loved the aesthetics of the H100i though (really the only reason I bought it) but I also love having a quiet pc :smiley:. Also pretty sure a high end air cooler like a D-15 can compete with most AIO's in temps. And like you said no worry of leaks.
alanbeenthere
19 Mar 17#13
Is this the v3?
alexjameshaines
19 Mar 17#15
That's the beauty of an aio though, it's a closed system... my H100i has been whisper quiet as a side note. loved being able to control it from the software too.
ws007
19 Mar 17#16
Not sure if water and 240 volts should go together.
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