new cpu fan help

[hardcore_gamer29]

ok so i have some deepcool cpu fan but during battlefield 3 gameplay temperature crosses 91 so i need a new fan now should be under 4000 rupees thanks

 

[ao_ika_red]

Which model of deepcool? And also what kind of cpu?

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

Which model of deepcool? And also what kind of cpu?

sir i have i5 2500k its deepcool alta 7

 

[ao_ika_red]

Ah, no wonder it's getting hot. Try using Deepcool Ice Edge FS2.0 or if you have large enough case, Deepcool Gammaxx 400

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

Ah, no wonder it's getting hot. Try using Deepcool Ice Edge FS2.0 or if you have large enough case, Deepcool Gammaxx 400

sir i have this case
Corsair Carbide Series spec-02 and have asus b75mlx motherboard can i go with liquid cooling

 

[ao_ika_red]

sir i have this case
Corsair Carbide Series spec-02 and have asus b75mlx motherboard can i go with liquid cooling

I guess it's good for 120mm rad, but a bit tight for 240mm rad. As for brand choices, I don't have any experience on liquid cooling so I didn't qualify to answer this.
I summon @aigomorla , the watercooling god err mod.

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

I guess it's good for 120mm rad, but a bit tight for 240mm rad. As for brand choices, I don't have any experience on liquid cooling so I didn't qualify to answer this.
I summon @aigomorla , the watercooling god err mod.

thnx

 

[Lordhumungus]

Not to derail the summoning of watercooling Jeebus, but given the budget (approx $62 USD based on current exchange rates) I'd think any quality 240mm AiO is out of reach (AFIK in the U.S. market the Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite would be the only option baring some sale or similar). As such I'd personally go with a nice air cooler which should be able to outperform most , if not all, 120mm rad $ for $.

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

Not to derail the summoning of watercooling Jeebus, but given the budget (approx $62 USD based on current exchange rates) I'd think any quality 240mm AiO is out of reach (AFIK in the U.S. market the Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite would be the only option baring some sale or similar). As such I'd personally go with a nice air cooler which should be able to outperform most , if not all, 120mm rad $ for $.

still suggest some coolers plz corsair h45 good?

 

[ao_ika_red]

Not to derail the summoning of watercooling Jeebus, but given the budget (approx $62 USD based on current exchange rates) I'd think any quality 240mm AiO is out of reach (AFIK in the U.S. market the Cooler Master MasterLiquid Lite would be the only option baring some sale or similar). As such I'd personally go with a nice air cooler which should be able to outperform most , if not all, 120mm rad $ for $.

Completely agree with you. It's better to spend on good quality hsf than entry level AiO like Noctua NH-U12S, CM 212, Cryorig H7, Thermalright TrueSpirit 120, etc. As for AiO, CM Seidon v3 is still sold outside US because Asetek's ban is only valid on The States.

 

[Lordhumungus]

@tushardehra I don't know what all is available in your market, but I'd probably shoot for something along the lines of the Cryorig H7. Probably overkill for what you are doing, but I think it's a good value on the price/performance scale at ~$35USD. Plus I am of the mindset that there aint no kill like overkill!

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

@tushardehra I don't know what all is available in your market, but I'd probably shoot for something along the lines of the Cryorig H7. Probably overkill for what you are doing, but I think it's a good value on the price/performance scale at ~$35USD. Plus I am of the mindset that there aint no kill like overkill!

ok then i increase my budget suggest me some coolers from corsair and coolermaster air as well as liquid thnx(should fit my case corsair carbide spec02)

 

[Lordhumungus]

Are you overclocking at all? You seem really dead set on AiO watercooling and I can't quite gather why.

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

Are you overclocking at all? You seem really dead set on AiO watercooling and I can't quite gather why.

not now sir but want to be future proof as i am seriously into gaming want to be future proof if i oc in future

 

[ao_ika_red]

not now sir but want to be future proof as i am seriously into gaming want to be future proof if i oc in future

You need to read Noctua's NH-U12S review on Newegg and Amazon. It handles OC'ed i7 7700k and r7 1800x easily and still cheaper than some reliable, entry-level liquid cooler out there.

 

[Lordhumungus]

I agree 100% with ao_ika_red. The focus on 240mm AiO cooling for this setup simply doesn't make sense in any aspect.

It's too expensive, it's completely overkill, and at best it would be a complete pain in the ass to fit in the case you have, but more likely it won't even fit according to most things I am reading.

To shoehorn this in, you would need to spend 2-3x above your intended budget AND probably replace your case all to get slightly better or on par performance with a high end air cooler on a CPU that is approaching 7 years old and you may or may not ever overclock.

In my opinion, the logical option here is to make sure you have good cases fans AND either a midrange (what I would recommend, again, something like the Cryorig H7) or high-end air cooler.

Below are some examples of various coolers that fall into these categories (note that before purchasing any of these, you need to check your case for clearances and motherboard for layout compatibility). Also, most of the listed coolers have similar performing variations either within their own product line or from other manufacturers, so don't consider this a definitive list, just one that covers a lot of bases.

For anyone else reading this, I put these in alphabetical order because it is my belief that within the listed ranges I have here, the coolers perform similarly enough that price, aesthetics, noise, et al should be more of a determining factor.

Ultra High-End (NOT worth the price of entry for you IMO):
Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 3
Cryorig R1 Ultimate/Universal
Deepcool Assasin II
Noctua NHD15 (pretty much the Champion of the Universe as far as air coolers go)
Reeven Okeanos RC-1402
Scythe Fuma
Thermalright Silver Arrow/Le Grand Macho (and their like 5,000 variations)

High End:
Be Quiet! Dark Rock 3/Dark Rock TF
Noctua NHU14S
Scythe Mugen 5/Ninja 4 (this might actually be a reasonable option given the price)

Mid-High End:
Cryorig H7
Noctua NH-U12S

Ok, so I ran out of steam there towards the end, but the point is there are a metric f-ton of options well within or below your budget that are a much better fit than AiO cooling in pretty much every regard.

@tushardehra do you have a link to a website in your region that has a good representation of what is available (possibly even where you intend to buy if you are shopping online). I have no idea what the market and prices looks like where you are and am basing this all on USD prices.

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

I agree 100% with ao_ika_red. The focus on 240mm AiO cooling for this setup simply doesn't make sense in any aspect.

It's too expensive, it's completely overkill, and at best it would be a complete pain in the ass to fit in the case you have, but more likely it won't even fit according to most things I am reading.

To shoehorn this in, you would need to spend 2-3x above your intended budget AND probably replace your case all to get slightly better or on par performance with a high end air cooler on a CPU that is approaching 7 years old and you may or may not ever overclock.

In my opinion, the logical option here is to make sure you have good cases fans AND either a midrange (what I would recommend, again, something like the Cryorig H7) or high-end air cooler.

Below are some examples of various coolers that fall into these categories (note that before purchasing any of these, you need to check your case for clearances and motherboard for layout compatibility). Also, most of the listed coolers have similar performing variations either within their own product line or from other manufacturers, so don't consider this a definitive list, just one that covers a lot of bases.

For anyone else reading this, I put these in alphabetical order because it is my belief that within the listed ranges I have here, the coolers perform similarly enough that price, aesthetics, noise, et al should be more of a determining factor.

Ultra High-End (NOT worth the price of entry for you IMO):
Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 3
Cryorig R1 Ultimate/Universal
Deepcool Assasin II
Noctua NHD15 (pretty much the Champion of the Universe as far as air coolers go)
Reeven Okeanos RC-1402
Scythe Fuma
Thermalright Silver Arrow/Le Grand Macho (and their like 5,000 variations)

High End:
Be Quiet! Dark Rock 3/Dark Rock TF
Noctua NHU14S
Scythe Mugen 5/Ninja 4 (this might actually be a reasonable option given the price)

Mid-High End:
Cryorig H7
Noctua NH-U12S

Ok, so I ran out of steam there towards the end, but the point is there are a metric f-ton of options well within or below your budget that are a much better fit than AiO cooling in pretty much every regard.

@tushardehra do you have a link to a website in your region that has a good representation of what is available (possibly even where you intend to buy if you are shopping online). I have no idea what the market and prices looks like where you are and am basing this all on USD prices.

wll thnx for your valuable time you can go to amazon.in flipkart.com snapdeal.com and this noctua model you said is my budget x2

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

actually sir i want a cooler which doesnt give installation pain just need simple which can keep my cpu below 80 here in india summer temperature is 34 to 37 average

 

[Lordhumungus]

I think these are both reasonably good deals relative to what I am seeing in your local market. I can't comment on their ease of mounting or whether they will physically fit your board though, so please verify that before purchasing.

Cooler Master Hyper 212x
Scythe Ninja 4

 

[BonzaiDuck]

Here are some facts or reasonable assumptions.

Tushardehra's name and his mention of a part-price in rupees tells me he lives in India. He could be living in a very hot climate. This raises a question: "Is the computer in an air-conditioned environment?" Or to ask similar questions, "What is the expected room-ambient? Is it <= 27C? Or more than that?"

Tush has what I'm confident might be an ASUS motherboard with the B75 chipset. Therefore, he's not going to be able to overclock his 2500K. And so cooling the CPU is less of a priority.

But these considerations might make the difference between buying a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 EVO for as little as $20 USD, or spending more on some of the coolers mentioned earlier.

If he were overclocking and the room ambients are high compared to my remarks above, then water-cooling might be the best way to go.

But he's not overclocking, because he can't do it with that motherboard.

 

[ao_ika_red]

Tushardehra's name and his mention of a part-price in rupees tells me he lives in India. He could be living in a very hot climate. This raises a question: "Is the computer in an air-conditioned environment?" Or to ask similar questions, "What is the expected room-ambient? Is it <= 27C? Or more than that?"

Well, he already said that...

i want a cooler which doesnt give installation pain just need simple which can keep my cpu below 80 here in india summer temperature is 34 to 37 average

...and from the news, I remember that summer in India can be very tough (40-50°C in a bad day). Personally, I will avoid of using computer at all because when the temperature at its highest it will not only damage the CPU, but also reduce motherboard and PSU lifespan considerably.

this noctua model you said is my budget x2

Welp, I don't know if there's a massive price gap between India and US Because here in Indonesia, its cost is just a tad higher than US counterpart.

Cooler Master Hyper 212x
Scythe Ninja 4

Both items that posted by Lordhumungus are good stuff. It will be a very tight fit in your case with CM Hyper 212x, so if you need a bit headroom, go with Scythe Ninja 4.

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

thnx all for your help

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

please dont mind friends but i just blowed my pc up with a blower and temperature is now below 65 in game thanks all it was dust