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I need help deciding which cpu cooler to get. Which one do you guys think I should get; I have a Intel 4670k which Im going to overclock it.

My rig-
Intel 4670k
MSI B85-G41
AMD R9 270
600w Power Supply
8gb Of shitty ram

Phanteks PH-TC14PE_BK-
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Noctua NH-D14
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What's the rest of your rig look like?

I personally would get the Phanteks TC14PE cooler. Reason being is that give or take a few degrees, they will cool roughly the same but the Phanteks cooler looks so much better.
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Xiggy wrote What's the rest of your rig look like?

I personally would get the Phanteks TC14PE cooler. Reason being is that give or take a few degrees, they will cool roughly the same but the Phanteks cooler looks so much better.


Updated the post with my rig, and Ill look more into the Phanteks thank you kind sirr
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You have a B85 board and a K processor.
That right there is your problem. Worry about a new mobo before cooler so you have the ability to overclock.
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I second the above.

You need to invest some cash on an overclockable motherboard before you start putting fancy coolers in your rig, and overclocking.

And, RAM is RAM. You cant really go wrong with it apart from if it looks horrible. Yes Corsair, im looking at you.
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Terrabytez wrote You have a B85 board and a K processor.
That right there is your problem. Worry about a new mobo before cooler so you have the ability to overclock.


Alright thank you kind sirr, ill be looking into finding a new mobo.
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How much you looking to spend? We can help you out there bud
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You're going to need a new motherboard to overclock. Z87 or Z97 chipset is what you'll be needing. What PSU do you have? You might want to get a better quality PSU before overclocking, if your current PSU is poo. I'd personally be looking for a nice AIO liquid CPU cooler, such as an H100i or something along those lines.
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What's your case and what brand/model is your RAM? The CPU cooler might be to big/tall for your case and the RAM might be to tall for the cooler.
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