clc for 1.5v sandy oc?

depend what sandy?.. not the same a 2500K than a 2600K much less than a 3930K or 3960X..

Using just models a reference

for 2500K a H80i would be fine.

For 2600K a H100i would be fine(confirmed be me i have a 2600K at 5ghz with a h100i working perfect)

for 3930K/39x0X go with the best available.. Cooler master glacer 240L or Swiftech H220X (if you have 280mm mounting holes then Swiftech H240X)
 
Araxie said:
depend what sandy?.. not the same a 2500K than a 2600K much less than a 3930K or 3960X..

Using just models a reference

for 2500K a H80i would be fine.

For 2600K a H100i would be fine(confirmed be me i have a 2600K at 5ghz with a h100i working perfect)

for 3930K/39x0X go with the best available.. Cooler master glacer 240L or Swiftech H220X (if you have 280mm mounting holes then Swiftech H240X)
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So An h100i Will Be Enough For A 2600k At 1.5 Volts?
 
I wouldnt recommend the h100i. You can easily match the performance of these CLCs with high end aircoolers.

I would agree with the above poster suggesting the Glacer 240L or the Swiftech AIO, these are expandable units and are the best AIOs that are on the market currently. You are able to replace the tubing, add more radiators, blocks ect, and would be like an entry into custom watercooling, with the convenience of an AIO.
 
Ultra-m-a-n said:
I wouldnt recommend the h100i. You can easily match the performance of these CLCs with high end aircoolers.

I would agree with the above poster suggesting the Glacer 240L or the Swiftech AIO, these are expandable units and are the best AIOs that are on the market currently. You are able to replace the tubing, add more radiators, blocks ect, and would be like an entry into custom watercooling, with the convenience of an AIO.
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The Only Reason i Was Looking At The h100i Was The refurb Units Are 58 Bucks Right Now
 
you will be fine with the H100i.. it can handle that chip at 1.5v, but if you want to lower the temps even better then jump straight to the Glacer 240L or Swiftech H220X..
 
Araxie said:
you will be fine with the H100i.. it can handle that chip at 1.5v, but if you want to lower the temps even better then jump straight to the Glacer 240L or Swiftech H220X..
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I'd love to try the 220x/240x but I just can't justify the extra 100 bucks over the 220x
 
I dont recommend 1.5V.

I set my 2500K to 1.49V (@ 4.7GHz) accidentally after updating my motherboards BIOS and performed Prime testing for about 20mins to 1/2hr.
My max overclock dropped by about 0.2 GHz for the same voltage yet my temps didnt exceed 75C.
This is on a decent custom water cooler.
I tried the older BIOS again and the issue was permanent.

Previously I got 4.7GHz @1.42V, now I cannot get more than 4.5GHz at 1.42V.

fyi
 
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