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Does the same thing for three times less money.
However AIO will get you at least a few degrees cooler compared to the best aircoolers, no other way around it.
Pro aircooler:
- longetivity and lack of maintenance (beside fan dusting/replacement)
- usually cheaper
Cons aircooler:
- size (if you want one that can compare to AIO performance)
- not as performant as AIO
It's more up to you really.
However do not buy Arctic Liquid Freezer II
Go look at the new Arctic Liquid Freezer III series. Much improvements and the magnetic pump-mounting fan will keep your VRMs very cool.