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Model: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Pro aRGB CPU Air Cooler, SickleFlow Edge 120 PWM Fan, Composite 4 Copper Heat Pipes, 152mm Tall, Sleek Top Cover, AMD Ryzen AM5|AM4, Intel LGA 1851|1700 Brackets
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I am trying to do my first build in almost a decade and CPU cooling is by far the main thing that is throwing me, since I always used the fan/heatsink combos included with retail CPUs.
I have a 360 AIO (Newegg free gift with the CPU), but it won't fit my case, and seems potentially overkill for what I am doing (no overclocking, no discrete GPU). Plus, if I get a case that accommodates the 360 AIO, I cannot mount (at least internallly) my optical drive (which I need for this build).
Are folks more current on the building scene able to comment on whether this is sufficient to cool the 265K?
Go Thermaltake, Scythe Fuma or Artic. These Cooler Master designs were the go to cheap option like 12 years ago but not really anymore. Go up to $50 on budget and you can get air coolers that are on the same level as $100 coolers or liquid coolers.
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I have a 360 AIO (Newegg free gift with the CPU), but it won't fit my case, and seems potentially overkill for what I am doing (no overclocking, no discrete GPU). Plus, if I get a case that accommodates the 360 AIO, I cannot mount (at least internallly) my optical drive (which I need for this build).
Are folks more current on the building scene able to comment on whether this is sufficient to cool the 265K?
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