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H60 Push/Pull Versus H80

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I've thought a lot about how I want to closed loop water cool my 3770k when it comes, and I keep looking to find a benchmark comparing these two and can't find it...
Also, any opinions on whether it'd be better to just go with a h100 for a medium overclock would be helpful!
 
The h60 and H80 if I am not mistaken are the same basically except the H80 has a thicker rad allowing better cooling. For mild overclocking you would probably be fine with an H60 so i would see no need for the H100. I have been told getting an H100 is a waste of money. You might as well save up 50 more bucks and get an custom loop kit.
 
Few points:
-I have a phantom 410, so push/pull h100 is out of the question without modding or taking the top off.
-Interesting opinion on the h100, I'd almost want to custom waterloop, just don't have that kind of money.
-Money is the largest factor, I want the best water cooling for least money. Heh, a lot to ask for.

I'd have gone with the Thermalright TS 140 if it was more widely available, ended up going with a used corsair h70, some thermal grease, and some custom fans.
 
I think the H60 with high flow fans will work well. IB has low TDP so H60 should be enough. Just get some high flow fans push/pull if possible.
 
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