MinSY
join:2011-11-25
Toronto, ON | Computer Specs(Advices needed) Hey guys, this is my computer specs at the moment before I buy them (hopefully on boxing day)
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···ef913130 - CASE
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···4c4ae223 -MOBO but it's sold out/deactivated
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···19115072 - CPU
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···9765ee19 - GPU
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···98652092 - CPU cooling fan
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···c332e0ea - HDD
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···35181019 - Liquid Cooling System
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···6a4888f7 - PSU
»www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···20231440 or »www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a···20231440 - RAM
Planning to OC i5 @ 4.4gHz, at least 4.3 |
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matt5
join:2001-10-06
Lagrangeville, NY | I dont have time to look at them all but, you have two cpu coolers? Why? and if the mobo is deactivate you will likely need to get a different one out of stock and deactivated are normally different on newegg. |
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 Gordo74Premium
join:2003-10-28
Monroeville, PA | reply to MinSY
What the above poster said is true. You do not need BOTH the air cooler AND the liquid cooler for the CPU. One or the other.
Word of warning: With the 6950 fan design, it will get loud, I'd suggest going with a dual fan model. |
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MinSY
join:2011-11-25
Toronto, ON | To be honest, I was just told to get a Liquid Cooling System... The person has made several computers already, I'll ask him if he mean't use a Liquid Cooling System instead of the Hyper 212.
Isn't the Hyper 212 an after market fan for my CPU considering intel i5 has a bad stock fan? |
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Gordo74Premium
join:2003-10-28
Monroeville, PA | reply to MinSY
The i5 does NOT have a bad stock fan, the 212+ is just cooler and quieter.
The liquid cooling system cools the CPU.
The Hyper 212+ cools the CPU.
Only one of the two is needed. Not both. It is physically impossible to use both together. |
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MinSY
join:2011-11-25
Toronto, ON | I was reading reviews on the i5 on newegg.ca and it said that the stock fan won't last long. Most people complain about the stock fan. Maybe it's when you OC it idk but, as I said, I'll ask the guy who recommended me the LQS if he mean't to use the LQS instead of the Hyper 212. |
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matt5
join:2001-10-06
Lagrangeville, NY | reply to MinSY
Intel, idk how much cash (wish I had .0001% of it...) is not giving you a fan that does not work.
The fan does the job. That is it... kinda like a 90 honda civic, no power, looks bad, gets you from point a to b (cools the cpu).
You start getting the like 212 your into a newer accord, good price, nice power, gets you to a to b + some.
And then you have like a maybach (water cooling) over the top on everything.
If you are not going to OC, stock is fine, if you are going to a little, 212 is fine (you say 4.4 however you could have a golden chip or a crap chip, I will not say what will make 4.4 and what won't)... water IMHO... sealed water... I think it really is only "good" for 3 years... I aint a big fan of sealed... myself... they work... they give you good temps... just my pure opinion, I like the idea of a heatsink that needs a fan I can replace, not a pump I can't.
You can not physically use both cooling systems you link it is a one or the other thing. You could swap them out every month or something but, if you do that I may need to come hit you with a stick. lol =p
You need a different mobo I would say as I do not think they are going to get that back in stock.
To be honest if you want advice we need more info like, what you will be doing, budget, etc... |
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