Cooler for i5-2500k

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>>62423283
If you wanna overclock and stuff I'd honestly get a water cooled rig. Best part is most of the tubes and shit can still be reused when you upgrade to a new boar size/socket. Or if you can't afford it, then i'd just buy the cooler in the pic because I've had positive experiences with that exact same cooler with an arctic silver 5 compound. Pic for attention since yall only respond to posts with pics.

>>62423301
>Pic for attention since yall only respond to posts with pics.
I don't, I read the whole thread, but, wahtever.

I had a Scythe Ninja on a Q6600 which has replaced by a X5460, and i had a good expirience, that's why I am considering the Mugen.

Also, a watercooling on this rig nowadays, I think it's unnecesary, but I will probably build one on my next PC. I think the watercooling kits like H50 are shit, am I wrong?

Thanks for your reply

>>62423283
I'd suggest not running that fine CPU out of it's specifications. You'll risk damage to the CPU.

>>62423283

H7

>>62423283
go with Cryorig H7

>>62423283
>2017
>he's not cooling is i5 with a Daeus 9T Revolution

What's the different between H7 and H5.

H5 has a 140mm fan and is heavier, is it better?

>>62423283
Hyper 212 with 140mm fan ftw. Cool and quiet.

>>62423283
I'm using the hyper212 evo with my [email protected]
It werks

>>62423836
Can it run under 1000rpm full load?

I'm happy with my macho rev b. It's silent as can be and keeps the CPU (4790k) ice cold.

>>62424019
Always sits between 850 and 925. Never hear it. Big Fractal Define R3 case though.

>>62423283
A 212 EVO cools my 2500k @ 4.5GHz easily. Great cooler, I recommend it.

>>62423283
Noctua NH-U12P SE2

>>62423283
if youre in the us, hyper 212x is $20 right now and will keep it cool up to about 1.35v or higher