Features - QOTW: Which CPU cooler do you use?

[sgtfluffybutt]

I have the noctua d14, absolutely love it. Wish I had gone for the h80i just to make the insides of my case a little nicer

[bonomork]

Swiftech H220 / 4770K
Thermalright Archon / 2500K

[cps1974]

Phanteks PH-TC14PE

large but quality cooler

no it doesn't snap motherboards, at least in my experience (people seem really paranoid about this - maybe it depends on how quality your motherboard, case and CPU cooler fitting is?? I've never had any issues with large CPU coolers)

performance:
i5-2500K OC'd @ 4.8GHz on Asrock Z68 Extreme4
temps: around 31/32 degrees celsius (idle) and fluctuates at 38 to 44 celsius (load)

[ddg4005]

I'm using Cooler Master's Hyper TX3 with dual fans (92mm).

[PaulLFC]

Thermalright HR-02 Macho.

[Moogly]

Intel stock cooler. Very loud and annoying. For anything even remotely awesome I'd have to import it and would cost as much as an R9 270.
Life is hard.

Where do you live?

Kenya

[Tomsk]

Noctua NDH14

[EN1R0PY]

I'm using a H100 on a AMD-9370, I got both of them cheap, about £200 for both. The thermonuclear 9370 actually stays under 45 while gaming (OCed and with xfire running below it), and the H100 is working great, got it for £40 refurbished. Most people would say not to risk a referb on water cooling, the way I see it what ever was going to go wrong did, corsair got it back fixed it and double checked everything and I got it for less than half price, if it was new it'd only have been given a cursory check before leaving the factory, and what happened to BMAN61 might happen.

[jimmyd1964]

Phanteks TC14PE on two of my PC's and an old Corsair A-70 air cooler on another. Max temps are in the low 50C's. And only fans to fail. (No overclocks) All CPU's are AMD FX-8350's