QUOTE(chanhin @ Apr 30 2016, 10:20 PM)
Yeah... I have the same concern. And also worry about the heavy weight of cooler. Okay cooler is usually around 1kg by itself. Top cooler even weight more (IMO crazy), which bring real concerns to me.
And you are right about large heatsink blocking internal components and create accessibility issue.
I like water cooling for its 'clean' look inside casing. However, I read many forums that water cooling suffer leaking and spoilted pump issue. Well, I guess it is just the same thing like car version.
Is lowyat really selling Phanteks PH-TC14PЕ ? Btw, the brand design looks like just copy D14 and other models... very similar.. Maybe no more room for creativity...
For motherboard, I am thinking of Z170X, which I like the Gigabyte Gaming 3 as it is very beautiful. I likes its use extra stronger material for the slots. And not to mention having 2x PCIe M.2 slot.
While for processor, I am looking at the plain i7 6700 with K since I never overclock my processor.
Guys, any suggestion on water cooler that is known to be realible and easy to clean? Or i7 6700 stock cooler actually sufficient?
It depends on your usage though, as for me, the stock cooler is doing fine And you are right about large heatsink blocking internal components and create accessibility issue.
I like water cooling for its 'clean' look inside casing. However, I read many forums that water cooling suffer leaking and spoilted pump issue. Well, I guess it is just the same thing like car version.
Is lowyat really selling Phanteks PH-TC14PЕ ? Btw, the brand design looks like just copy D14 and other models... very similar.. Maybe no more room for creativity...
For motherboard, I am thinking of Z170X, which I like the Gigabyte Gaming 3 as it is very beautiful. I likes its use extra stronger material for the slots. And not to mention having 2x PCIe M.2 slot.
While for processor, I am looking at the plain i7 6700 with K since I never overclock my processor.
Guys, any suggestion on water cooler that is known to be realible and easy to clean? Or i7 6700 stock cooler actually sufficient?
Apr 30 2016, 10:26 PM

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