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Replacing a Corsair H50

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I'm looking to replace my aging Corsair H50 with something a bit newer. My specs:

i5 3750K
ASUS Maximus V Gene (Z77)
16GB DDR3 1600 RAM
HD 7970
Samsung SSD
Corsair 350D mATX

I over clock both my CPU and GPU, and also primarily use the machine for gaming. I've considered the other Corsair Hydro series, but am completely confused with what's new or old or recommend anymore, or maybe I should consider a completely different brand.

In any case, I'm open to any suggestions. The size limitations: must be 120mm, and I already have two Corsair SP120 fans to put on whatever closed liquid cooler I get.
 
I am more than pleased with my H100i, it comes with two SP120s so you could set up push/pull.
 
I also use the h100i. I don't use the gimmicky software though. Great cooler for the price
 
Well if you overclock both of them, I am earnestly going to recommend a custom loop
 
I would stick with what you have unless its broken or your temps are really bad
 
My temps with the H50 were not great. I have the H100i now and love it. If you want to try something in the same line, I'd recommend the H100i. It's also easier to install. :)
 
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