In general, I must admit, it makes no sense to take something larger than the LF-II 240\280. The gain in t° will be 2-3°. I took 420 simply because it had to climb, judging by those case data (NZXT H630), and the final price for it was 1200r more expensive than for LF-II 240. Its pros: - the price is 1200r more expensive than the 240mm option, at least on the KU. And in general, the price is less than 7k in all deliveries. Finding another 420mm dropsy for such a price is not realistic. - Quiet…

My day to day tasks aren't particularly heavy, but the 7800X is stable at 4.8 instead of stock 3.5. With Noctua D15 it was 4.5, with Kraken X52 it was 4.3. Some pros: In the 420 form factor, there are only 2 or 3 unattended CBOs. I took this one because it seemed from the pictures more reliable than analogues in terms of the material of the tubes. The radiator itself is relatively compact, almost does not go beyond the mountings, unlike, say, from Eisbaer. I was pleased that all the power was…

From the 4th revision there is a mounting kit for lga1700, or you have to buy it separately. For some motherboards, you will have to unscrew the small casing from the pump, all models of these motherboards are listed in the manual. Comes with thermal paste. Has pros: The best in its class. A fan is installed on the pump to cool the processor power circuit. Has cons: Not every case will be installed, you need a large case. In Corsair 7000d climbed right up to the top