AIO for I7-920

[Traxym]

Case: Cooler Master HAF X (Stock Fans)

Basically, the title says it all. I'm looking to get a AIO for my i7-920. Been considering a H75 or H80, just curious if anyone could shed some light on if that would be a good selection? I'd like to keep the fan's I currently have in the case up and running cause airflow is very solid in there (Have the standard HAF X setup, 230 Front, 200 Side, 200 Top, 140 Rear).

I had been considering upgrading my CPU, but everything I keep reading and hearing is the i7-920 is still a beast today... so if I don't gotta spend money why go there, just get some extra juice out of it, what's the worst that'll happen, I get a new cpu?

 

[looz]

Honestly I find my Mugen 4 quite sufficient.

 

[barnsley]

If budget is an issue go for a seidon 120. They cool everything very well. If it isn't I'd go for either the silverstone AIO or the h80i. Personally I prefer 240mm radiators as they look better but I think that would mean loosing some fans in your case :l.

 

[S_I_N]

go into any of the older cpu cooler reviews on this site Tom used a i7 950 for most of those tests back in the day and you'll see how they stack up against each other. I found one finally for ya earlier but lost this post so couldnt paste it for ya but there are a lot of coolers in the chart.

 

[cooperman]

If you are in the uk (and you can fit a h100 in your case) scan is doing some deals on factory reconditioned H100 units for £45.
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/cors...ce-liquid-cpu-cooler-240mm-radiator-plus-2-fa
I am not impressed with my H80i i run it in 'silent mode' and its loud and its not realy much better than a £25 cooler master hyper 212 evo tbh.

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/922?vs=935

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/923?vs=937