What would be good cooler for Intel Core i7-4770 LGA 1150 w/Asus Motherboard Z87-DELUXE/QUAD & memory: Ripjaws X Series F3-10666CL9D
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+1 on the air cooler. I use phanteks coolers. Very large but do is your case
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I'm using a h100i because it's less clutter but for an air cooler probably go with a Noctua NH-D14 or Phanteks TC14P
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The EVGA mITX 92mm cooler is something I personally used before doing the softmod to Liquid Cooling with the H100i.For its intended purposes, it is a great product. It keeps your computer cool, and the airflow design works well with the Hadron Air, as it was intended to be used in this case. Do keep in mind, it's not meant for overclocking, and may not suit those needs if you are planning to raise the voltage on your processor. Otherwise, it's a great mix!
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Check the motherboard page first to see what bios version supports this processor (http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=4658) . Water cooling is not necessary but you have to use a top of the line air cooler.
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Liquid cooling is best with this particular motherboard. Yet, it all comes down with what you are experienced with and personal preference. In my opinion, liquid cooling really brings out all the potential in this motherboard. For beginners in the water cooling side I would purchase a h100i or an nzxt kraken. This board comes with most everything you would need for sli and etc. Getting into detail It does has 4 dimm slots and 16+ gb of ram (32 preferably) would suffice. It is a wonderful board in my build of which was built last November and still running strong. My best wishes, Joshua -- IT Expert
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Retail Package has an included fan and heatsink: but it's going to be LOUD. I suggest a Liquid Cooling Assembly like the Antec H2O 620. I have found it fits nicely on both sockets 775 and 1155.
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The Boxed Processor as shown has the stock fan & heatsink. It is fine as long as you don't plan to Overc lock. If you do, then you would need a third party cooler.
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Yes it will work just fine. Socket 1155 & 1150 have the same mounting holes on the motherboard. This cooler works!
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Yes, this board supports the i7-4790k. That's what I'm using in my build. Be careful when installing, though, because this board over clocked it by default without even asking me, so it ran a little hot with the stock cooler. You can set it back to stock clocks in the BIOS.
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The CPU has a special kind of socket associated to it, such as LGA 1150 for Intel products and AM3+ for AMD products. The braket is all that matters here however the motherboard socket determines the bracket. So if your CPU fits on a certain kind of motherboard then that same socket will work for after market coolers.
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Hi, I purchased this for intel 1155 socket but I found this for you. https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20121020235127AAZUykr .As for the quality of this cooler I can only say it is well engineered and is quiet. I also recommend you ask Newegg.com about this cooler, here is a link http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835608016 .
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A non liquid or gel cooled CPU cooler can only cool the CPU to as cool as the room its in. And maybe a few degrees cooler. How hot is your house? And btw... 70-80 under load itsnt that bad assuming your house is around 70-75. Start worrying when you hit 90 at Max load. If you cool the room its in and continue to have issues or unsatisfactory temps then get your motherboard tested. (I've had this issue and once it was the MB reporting faulse temps. Also... try a different program for monitoring your temps while under load. And only run one at a time.)
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Depends - aAre you going to overclock the CPU? - if no then the intel stock cooler works just fine; however, if you want to over clock and run this CPU to its higher performance capabilities, then an after market cooler needed - liquid is not absolutely needed but the cooler u keep that CPU the longer it will last in high performance.
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I'd do a little more research, but right off I see that TigerDirect is selling a build with the fx 9590 and your liquid cooler bundled at this link http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=9168311it also seems to have a high star rating.I personally chose the Cooler Master Nepton 280L and it works wonderfully, havn't had an issue with it yet, and been running it about a year now.
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Boy, there are a lot of variables there!!! I'm on a MSI motherboard with liquid cooling and have no problems. The RAM isn't all that tall. I am making a guess but it should work...that is a very popular cooler.
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LGA 1150 is the newer "haswell" chip set made by Intel and the 1155 is the previous generation of ivy bridge CPU chips. There is no better one. I got the 1150 4770k mobo and chipset because it is newer but I have found that the temperatures are a lot more fickle than the 1155. Since I am using a dedicated graphics card, the extra oomph you get from the 1150 is moot. If I were in your shoes, depending on budget, go for the cheaper of the two options and then spend that extra money where you can actually see a difference. For example, if you save $100 from CPU/mobo, use that to buy a higher tiered graphics card. Just my 2 cents. Edit Vlasta* is right. The newer one is the LGA 1150 and the sandy/ivy are the LGA 1155.
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Yes. LGA 1150 socket chips have the same architecture for cooling options as LGA 1155.
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Yes, as long as you get a motherboard that's compatible with the case (ATX or micro-ATX mobos) and the i5 chip (LGA 1150 socket). After-market cooler is up to you depending on how hot/cold you want your CPU running. The chip will come with a stock cooler.