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Corsair H110i GTX vs NZXT Kraken X61 (Which one is better?)

Discussion in 'Computer Hardware' started by Remo, Feb 7, 2016.

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Which one is Better?

  1. Corsair H110i GTX 280mm Cooler

  2. NZXT Kraken X61 280mm Cooler

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  1. Remo

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    Which one is better guys?
    Both CPU coolers do seem pretty good in my opinion.:)
     
  2. VeyronEB

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    The NZXT Kraken x61 is cooler at lower fan speeds so its also more quiet.
     
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  3. RobertGracie

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    I run my own Corsair H110i and in the 3 months I have been running it, it has not put a foot wrong apart from me being an ABSOLUTE moron and put the fans on the wrong way up but it hasnt put a foot wrong and even my dad has got one of his own and it kept his computer at a frosty 22 Degrees C through the night last night, okay he runs a 6700K I am running the 5960X but it keeps both processors in the low 20 Degree C range
     
  4. BlueScreen

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    Idle temps are irrelevant, how hot does it get under load?

    OP: I'd go with Corsair, they have better fans and build quality is great.
     
  5. RobertGracie

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    For mine under load I have it recorded during American Truck Simulator going to about 40 Degrees on quiet settings
     
  6. SixSixSevenSeven

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    ATS wont really be touching the CPU.

    Whack a CPU stress test on it, then see how hot it goes ;) On air, 100% load, I can keep 50c easy.
     
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