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That should be a good choice of cooler - not so big and heavy that it's likely to cause damage while being transported, and itself far more durable than any AIO (as there's no pump that can fail). It'll also make the PC a bit lighter overall, and thus a bit easier to carry. Also, no airport security worries if you ever fly with it. And unless you plan a crazy overclock, it should handle the load just fine - it's the only 92mm cooler I know that has a socket TR4 version, which speaks to its cooling capability.Besides, the beige-and-brown Noctua color scheme is a badge of honor - it shows you care more about performance than style.
That should be a good choice of cooler - not so big and heavy that it's likely to cause damage while being transported, and itself far more durable than any AIO (as there's no pump that can fail). It'll also make the PC a bit lighter overall, and thus a bit easier to carry. Also, no airport security worries if you ever fly with it. And unless you plan a crazy overclock, it should handle the load just fine - it's the only 92mm cooler I know that has a socket TR4 version, which speaks to its cooling capability.
Besides, the beige-and-brown Noctua color scheme is a badge of honor - it shows you care more about performance than style.
