Thermal right Le Grand Macho RT

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Hi all,

Anyone knows where to purchase this cooler?
Can't seem to find it even on Amazon...

Doing a build in the jonsbo W2 case and maximum height air cooler is 163mm.
Thinking of Noctua NH-D15s (which seems like going to be tight fit) or R1 Ultimate (don't think fit at all)

Also heard of the scythe brand coolers but no idea where to purchase also...

Any idea?

Thanks!:)
 

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Do you do overclocking?

If not then just get the Cryorig C1 instead.
 

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Yea definitely, haha, going to try to hit 4.5-4.6 on a 6600k.

So instead of going AIO (really don't think its worth it) thinking of getting a large cooler
 

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Yea definitely, haha, going to try to hit 4.5-4.6 on a 6600k.

So instead of going AIO (really don't think its worth it) thinking of getting a large cooler

Large cooler is expensive fyi, it is close to the price of AIO coolers. Might wanna consider AIO if you are overclocking?

Although yes expensive coolers like Noctua DH15, it is expensive and big. Since you have rather a small chassis, might wanna consider AIO route? Probably a single thick 120mm AIO?
 

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Don't want to introduce more points of failure with an AIO set-up, so would most likely stick to big air coolers.

Haha don't feel comfortable with an AIO, just don't feel worth it :s13:

So gonna stick with an air cooler, just need help finding a place that sells this damn thing.

Cant find it anywhere! Thermalright Le Grand Macho (RT)!

Thanks for all the suggestions tho :)

EDIT:A place to buy the Scythe Ninja 4 would also be good!
 
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Don't want to introduce more points of failure with an AIO set-up, so would most likely stick to big air coolers.

Haha don't feel comfortable with an AIO, just don't feel worth it :s13:

So gonna stick with an air cooler, just need help finding a place that sells this damn thing.

Cant find it anywhere! Thermalright Le Grand Macho (RT)!

Thanks for all the suggestions tho :)

EDIT:A place to buy the Scythe Ninja 4 would also be good!

If indeed aio have a lot of problems, then you would see a lot would have complain over here. Or people with custom water loop like myself would have made a complain and discourage users from doing it.

Its generally safe. But whatever rox your boats man.

Those 2 coolers you are looking for is not sold locally. Your only chance is overseas instead.
 

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Any idea which overseas retailers holds it? haha

If I go AIO I would rather get a custom loop, at least can change parts when want. Actually almost went custom, found all the parts and prices, but thought of the maintenance... Just stick to big air if can fit :s13:
 

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Any idea which overseas retailers holds it? haha

If I go AIO I would rather get a custom loop, at least can change parts when want. Actually almost went custom, found all the parts and prices, but thought of the maintenance... Just stick to big air if can fit :s13:

Just google it....

https://www.amazon.com/Thermalright...rd_wg=903df&psc=1&refRID=B02XK9H5PCNW8M5JABV3

https://world.taobao.com/item/528920069411.htm?spm=a312a.7700714.0.0.etILgj#detail

http://www.ebay.com.sg/itm/Thermalr...693378?hash=item542ab403c2:g:GmsAAOSwB4NWxwPB

From the looks of it, totally not worth it.
 

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thermalright heatsink and fans can be bought from taobao
 

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Just google it....

(links)

From the looks of it, totally not worth it.

All wrong model, of course I tried googling before asking here...
Thanks for helping anw

It's a very good air cooler, you should look it up. Price to performance ratio much better than water cooling imo considering everything.
 

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Thermalright is my fav choice when comes to air cooling. U can't go wrong with Thermalright.

Even now I not into oc.....I would recommend those wanna oc on air to get just Thermalright.
 

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