Yup, it'll fit and as long as your using a MATX or ATX board it shouldn't obstruct the memory.for the case i'm probably going to get the Corsair Carbide 275R mid-tower. Will that fan allow me to take memory in and out?
PCPartPicker Part List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9RwYcfthis fan sounds great, thanks. only problem is that my local computer store doesn't carry it. If I buy it from amazon, it will arrive in june and I was hoping to buy all my parts this weekend. Is there any other options?
Does your local store have a site that shows what they have?this fan sounds great, thanks. only problem is that my local computer store doesn't carry it. If I buy it from amazon, it will arrive in june and I was hoping to buy all my parts this weekend. Is there any other options?
PCPartPicker Part List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9RwYcf
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master - Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler ($29.39 @ OutletPC)
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You can always go with the venerable Hyper 212 Evo, it's cheap, and will support a mild overclock too.
Yes it has very good access to the memory.yes this one is available. does it give me access to the memory?
Same, its a pain to install by yourself. The newer 212 Black Edition is much easier to install but is really not something I'd pair with the 8700K, especially if you want to overclock. The recommended Noctua's would be a great choice.From personal experience, I can tell you that the popular hyper212 is very difficult to install properly.
I would pick something else.
Same, its a pain to install by yourself. The newer 212 Black Edition is much easier to install but is really not something I'd pair with the 8700K, especially if you want to overclock. The recommended Noctua's would be a great choice.
actually I may end up getting the i7-9700k. even though it doesn't have HT, I hear its still faster than the 8700k.