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Old 04-29-12, 10:30 AM Thread Starter   #1
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Cooler for i5 750


What cooler do you guys recommend? I will be gaming only. Since I'm not benching this rig, I don't need to be spending extra $$ to eek out an extra 200 MHz.

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Old 04-29-12, 11:23 AM   #2
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Stock cooler or the Hyper 212, talked about a lot here, cheap, effective, you need no more.

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Old 04-29-12, 11:27 AM Thread Starter   #3
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The Hyper 212 Plus or the Hyper 212 EVO?

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Old 04-30-12, 02:16 PM Thread Starter   #4
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Is there much of a difference?

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I am seeing a bit of difference with the EVO versus a 212+ and IMO the little extra money is worth it. Once thing I did notice with my EVO I am testing is that the base finish is flat but rough. I am thinking that lapping the rough finish out of the base will also yield better performance. You can feel the machining grooves when you drag your fingernail across the base on my EVO. I do plan to test it again after doing a slight lap job on the base and see if performance improves more.
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