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imho a decent aircooler works just as well as an aio.. for much less.
also much less prone to breaking (aio die much sooner than air coolers)
a custom waterloop work beter but even more headache case.. and moneypit.
if you want overkill
be quiet! Dark Rock Elite (100 euro)
Thermalright Frost Commander 140 (100 euro)
Jonsbo HX7280 (80 euro)
all are MORE than enough.
and likely sonething under 50 euro like
Mars Gaming MCPU-2T
Mars Gaming MCPU-XT
or
Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120
does the k
job fine.
all these aircoolers can handle 275 or 280w tdp well above the 14700k tdp.
ok thats a lot cheaper than the 200-300 aio usually go for.
but well as video also asks endurance??
as every pump both aio and custom loop died on me in 2 years or less i'd stay away from aio anyway.
and such an aio does not offer mucj more than one of the similairly priced air coolers I listed. that have proven durability.
but at 70 euro a piece i admit replacing them after 1.5 years is less a problem.
and i just checked NONE of the Frozen Prism series aio are avauable for sale in my nation.. and obly 1 model 240mm is even listed in 1 of 100 shops with no price or stocl and no date on when available.
so i guess not an option in my nation for now.