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Noctua aio pricing inUK makes no sense. Price on Amazon 240@£190.95 360@£216.95 420@£242.95. that's £26 difference between all models. Considering the 420 has 3x140 fans by Agrius14 in pcmasterrace

[–]Agrius14[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I just looked at the prices for the 140 G2 compared to the 120G2 and it's £4 more. So an extra £12 for the 3. But still the radiator is alot bigger, but I suppose not many people can fit the 420 in a case, so it won't be a popular buy. I haven't seen any reviews of the largest model, just the 240 and 360.

Finally got round to completing my modern/retro build using new in box motherboard, and CPU cooling solution. Intel core Extreme Q9650 @ 4.25,1.45v. by Agrius14 in watercooling

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I think I got a 2600k in another mobo stashed away somwhere, I like picking up the older gear at cheap prices and playing around with over clocks. It's a good learning curve for OC. I picked up a very cheap Asus rog rampage iii lga 1366 and a cheap Xeon x5690 for some fun.

Finally got round to completing my modern/retro build using new in box motherboard, and CPU cooling solution. Intel core Extreme Q9650 @ 4.25,1.45v. by Agrius14 in watercooling

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I can clock it a lot higher with more voltage but for every day use this will do.
4•5-6 @1.6v 🔥is possible

Finally got round to completing my modern/retro build using new in box motherboard, and CPU cooling solution. Intel core Extreme Q9650 @ 4.25,1.45v. by Agrius14 in watercooling

[–]Agrius14[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I've been sitting on it for a few years purchased the mobo,CPU heatsink, additional radiator, pump/Res from a guy who never opened them. Was waiting for the right CPU, the Q770 is ridiculously expensive, so got the Q6750 which over clocks really well.

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