Do you think i should get a new cooler ?

[Jackson]

I have i7 6700 with a stock cooler. I don't know why but i get higher temperature when i play games. They approach to 70-84°c. Do i need to buy watercooler?

[David]

This look higher than expection, i think you should look into new Cooler fan
Air cooling is fine, so long as you get a capable air cooler.

[Jackson]

This look higher than expection, i think you should look into new Cooler fan
Air cooling is fine, so long as you get a capable air cooler.

I am thinking to get a MasterFan MF120 Halo 120mm

[Sebastian]

This look higher than expection, i think you should look into new Cooler fan
Air cooling is fine, so long as you get a capable air cooler.

I am thinking to get a MasterFan MF120 Halo 120mm

The 120mm coolers are simply not that much better than the stock cooler and are mostly just a waste of money. I recommend you
Noctua NH-D15

[Samuel]

Its just a Overkill, It would better if you installed properly in a well ventilated case i hope this solve the temp issues

[Jackson]

Its just a Overkill, It would better if you installed properly in a well ventilated case i hope this solve the temp issues

Does they overkil 240mm AIO Cooler ?

[David]

Its just a Overkill, It would better if you installed properly in a well ventilated case i hope this solve the temp issues

Does they overkil 240mm AIO Cooler ?

I don't think it can overkill 240mm AIO for any intel processor. Running a cooler that is "enough" is not "enough".

[Samuel]

You may met the few people who agree that 120mm AIO is sufficient for the intel processor. I personally think that you should go with 120MM AIO and stop using the stock coolers

[Jackson]

You may met the few people who agree that 120mm AIO is sufficient for the intel processor. I personally think that you should go with 120MM AIO and stop using the stock coolers

Hi i bought the new Cooler ( 120mm AIO ) and now its working perfect. My temperature went down i am so much happy with it

[Xbox Guy]

One of the most important decisions when building your PC, especially if you plan on over clocking, is choosing the right cooler. It’s often a limiting factor to your over clocking potential, especially under sustained loads. Your cooler choice can also make a substantial difference in noise output. So buying a cooler that can handle your CPU’s thermal output/heat, (be it at stock settings or when over clocked) is critical to avoiding throttling and achieving your system’s full potential, while keeping the whole system quiet.