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It can fit 420mm worth of fans but there's not enough clearance for tubes on a radiator
So radiator support maxes at 360mm, which is still plenty
any ideas on what 360 liq cooler i can get
This one
oh didnt see that loi sorry
Yeah it didn't embed for some reason so it was just a link with no details lol
Yes but more expensive
im just lookin with amazon
Also i would recommend returning your motherboard and saving like 200$
im way past the return date lol, got it back early September
ive been having my overheating problem for a month lol
Just to add on, the Liquid Freezer II lineup is absolutely splendid for Ryzen.
The offset mount is so much better than the stupid clips imo.
splendid
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i actually want those now
That colour on that deskpad tho damn
Noctua NH-D15.
Sorry for the quality but my brother sent me it, says his cpu fan is making the noise once it reaches 2000rpm, this is my older cpu fan I gave him and it never made this sound
sounds like either a bearing going bad or there's something stuck in the blades that's making that high pitched noise.
How old is the fan?
That on the stock heatsink?
Rip it off, replace with an appropriately sized noctua and zip ties.
I'd bet actual money that AMD cut corners on the stock fans. They're fine fans, but cheap bearings eat themselves pretty dang quick.
Their Prism Wraith coolers are nice looking.
i have a Noctua NHD9 or somethin rn/ im gettign the liquid setup that i was recommended here
Just buy a cooler at that point instead of fixing the fan on that amd cooler
Getting a noctua would cost the same to a cheap cooler that's better than stock
Yeah, you should definitely do that
5900x is a hot chip
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Interesting.....
Paste with guard
Although i don't really understand it, like wouldn't the plastic just capture smd heat n stop heat escaping through the sides of the ihs

More importantly would the plastic melt? 
Maybe it's like, just for when you spread paste
But you take it off once you have that smooth layer
My thought too but pretty sure it's melting point is 200ish c
LMFAO
Yeah that's meant to be removed before turning it on 
Or perhaps polycarbonate
Doe das som thicc sheets
Might be different for a small little insert
Well what the hell is the point of that lol the cooler will do le squish
The plastic would not melt
Yo everyone I have a dilemma maybe yall can help with! I have the MSI Tomahawk MAX MOBO with a Ryzen cpu unfortunately the stock CPU cooler goes over my 4th RAM slot I tried buying a different cooler but still clearance is to short any ideas of what I can do? The only thing I can think of doing to use all 4 slots is a something like this https://www.amazon.com/CoolerMaster-MasterLiquid-Close-Loop-Cooler-SickleFlow/dp/B086BYYFG5/ref=sr_1_3?crid=31SYWHDMTNZKS&keywords=cpu+cooler+liquid&qid=1665070655&qu=eyJxc2MiOiI1Ljg2IiwicXNhIjoiNS40MyIsInFzcCI6IjQuNjAifQ%3D%3D&s=electronics&sprefix=cpu+cooler+liqui%2Celectronics%2C125&sr=1-3&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.18ed3cb5-28d5-4975-8bc7-93deae8f9840 The other coolers I purchased would work IF i turned the cooler upside down but I heard that's not recommended. Is that true? Will it effect performance or temps? Any help I would greatly appreciate!
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I don't think that's physically possible for the stock cooler to do
Also cooler master aios are not the way to to they're mediocre at best
Yeah I was recommended to just sell my ram and get 2x16 instead @shrewd juniper
While that is the best option but aside from that stock cooler cannot physically cover ram slot
It might go right beside it but shouldn't cover
Yeah so is that just a bad design of my MOBO?
can you send a pic?
Working on my son's pc
You guys think this heavy of a bend in the aio tubing is ok?
Bends in the tube are ok, it's kinks in the tube when you start to worry
Cool, thanks
It is possible to move this fan onto this side. And how much would it hinder the cooling ability for my 5800x. Fear I won't have clearance with my ram
Depends on the motherboard
The other side is where the VRM heatsink is usually
Oh yeah who am I kidding I have a x570 aorus elite lol
What you can do on that cooler is shift the fan upwards so it clears the ram better
It'll have no noticeable effect on thermals
If the case is big enough
Just leave the side panel off lol
Lol
Many are wide enough. I wouldn't even bother swapping to the left side if there's already a rear case fan anyways.
I have the lian li O11 dynamic should be alright lol
Guess it will just have to look goofy until I get different ram
Wait og o11? Pretty sure it doesn't fit ak620 in general
O11 supported 155mm iirc
Ak620 is 160mm iirc
O11 is not good for air cooling
Yea that only supports 155mm
The case was built to use liquid cooling
Not good for air cooling
Is there any other sufficient coolers that would fit. Not trying to spend another 200+ a 3rd time on an aio lol
I'm still going to try to get a warranty replacement on the one I have. Just going to have to wait until I have a day free.
I dont do any overclocks other than PBO
If I didn't have cats I'd just take the glass off
Ah grab an ek rgb if you want a solid one
I would have to buy a 3rd aio if this one isn't able to be warranty exchanged
I was told the antec ones were amazing. It was for a good while.
Uh I've never heard of any good antec ones
Ek, arctic and lian li Galahad with a honourable mention to deepcool ls720 are the good aios
I almost debated on downgrading to a 5600/x since I only game I don't stream or anything. Then selling my 5800x to make up some of the cost
Get a liquid freezer II 360 off b-stock for $65
Offset mount is perfect for AMD too
They said earlier they have an lf2 atm
I reckon it's a bad model since 90c at 40w
On Thursday when im off I'll see if mine is one of the recall ones
Probably is I've never heard of an lf2 that bad

Even my 240mm MSI cooler mostly kept my 5800X under 90. Not much under, and not during benchmarks, but still.
In the meantime I'll just use my 10105f/6600 xt rig
It's just weird too that when I did the bios reset last week and applied the same settings everything went back to normal. Then this morning started thermal throttling again
Looked it up by purchase date. Says I wasn't affected
Check model number instead might be wrong
Hopefully. I'll take it apart tonight and see. Stuck at work atm
Appreciate all the input as always
They've been pretty good about sending repair kits from what I've heard. If you take off the cold plate and see gunk, send a pic and they'll get you the new gasket and such.
Roughly 100USD (but with gross shipping outside of EU iirc)
Thoughtz?
Considering they compare it to a D5 loop I'm a little interested
Indood, interesting result tho
It's an Deepcool assassin 3 enough for R9 5900x?
Oh yea for sure
Thks bro
No prob
Was looking up pwm RGB fan controllers that convert non pwm to pwm for two wire fans, and noticed one type that actually controls the CPU fan. I'll never risk any pc ever again allowing a controller to take control of the CPU fan. My wife's Z390 I built her last year, was because her CPU fan stopped working during a heat wave, and it was actually the controller that went bad. She left her system on so her friends could log into her Minecraft server, and at some point, the fan stopped running, yet the application kept showing it was. Got home to a BSOD, reset the PC and speaker kept screeching each time. Opened her case, saw CPU fan not working and figured it was time to build her a new system. She took mine lol, in the mean time, and this year built Z690s for rest of family. Decided that day, to never get a controller that requires it to power the CPU fan.
I wouldn't 1 because the deepcool ak620 is better and cheaper, 2 because I'd prefer at least a 280mm aio on a 5900x if possible
Yeah I got mine within 7 days after GN posted the video.
If need be, I can give you the info of mine so you can get a repair kit. That way it'd be quicker than trying to get a hold of them to send you one.
I said it would be fine csuse i thought he alt had it
I prob should have asked
Appreciate it. I'll let you know. I ended up not having time yesterday either gonna be tonight if I'm up to it or tomorrow on my day off
What a good fan hub for not to much that will fit a ssd slot
Erm, well you can basically hide the hub everywhere since none are 2.5" sized. They're smaller
What kinda hub are you looking for anyway?
4 pin pwm, 4 pin rgb or 3 pin argb?
I donβt need an tbh it just have to bit 4 fans @marsh badge
Anything would work
I would get deepcool one tho
Or any with some branding
Just for warranty reasons
Thoughts on deepcool ls720
Up there for one of the best AIO's rn
If you need anything better for a 5800X Derbaurer has an offset kit for AM4 but you'd need to check if your board has room for it
its decent
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Whole tutorial and what to watch for is in this ^
Or just get the Liquid Freezer II that comes with the offset mount π
I have the ls720alr
Then yeah the offset mount can help drop you 2-4C easy
Ok coool
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They use non-standard fittings so you'll have a hard time. You might need to 3D print an adapter because they don't exist that I know of.
The pump should be fine if you add a res. Running pumps in series isn't really an issue, it just adds more head pressure.
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Hello, i have been having an issue with my case fans, they will suddenly ramp up for a second and go back down. I don't know if thats normal but it happens constantly. Even with no programs and the pc in idle,it still ramps up suddenly and goes back down again.
You've tuned the fan curve?
Some boards have some whacky fan curves out of the box, others don't configure for like AIO pump speed etc.
Bit more detail there might help
Adjust the fan step up time to be higher, so it takes longer to ramp up when it does that and won't be as noticeable. If you're lucky those minor temp jumps are short enough that with the higher step up it won't go as fast too.
@magic sparrow Sorry to ping you. It was suggested that I ask you about where I should go to get a custom loop. I have a 3080 12gb Aorus Master (450w card) and I plan on going with a 13900k.
I usually recommend Bykski/Barrow for GPU blocks unless you like spending lots o' money on diminishing returns. CPU I usually recommend Heatkiller IV Pro for Intel, might be different if going direct die which might be nice for RPL (realistically any CPU is happy under direct die).
I see. What about pumps/rads/tubing/liquid and such?
Pumps are usually just any D5. iirc Alphacool or some other company sells the cheapest ones. I usually just buy cheap DDC pumps as I don't care enough for good pumps (usually get more issues with pumps slightly failing over time, easier to get those weird pump noises).
Rads should be from HardwareLabs or Corsair. I'd prolly go with whatever is cheaper. Might be Corsair as afaik there aren't many sources for HL rads (tho HL will prolly be cheaper if you find a good source). If you have lots of rad space, it could be better going with a cheap larger Bykski/Barrow rad. Could prolly do like 2x240 Bykski for the price of 1x240 Corsair or smth.
Tubing/liquid idk. If softloop have to be a bit careful as some cheap tubes look bad over time. If hardloop I think any PETG/Acrylic will be the same quality, but don't really know. PETG and Acrylic do have their differences tho and apparently Acrylic is nicer to deal with in the long run (don't know how true that is). As for liquid I just use distilled water with biocide.
Fittings should be fine with anything. Tho Bitspower is apparently the best for fittings. Should be worth it if the price is similar to other companies, but I wouldn't really spend much more then average for fittings. I usually just use cheap Bykski fittings (Barrow should be same quality, which is basically good enough).
EK ZMT ftw
Ayooooo
Is it just an ak620 with rgb?
watercooling bettar
Real
I ordered a Heatkiller IV recently
Arriving soon
Because watercooling > air cooling
@gloomy garnet
I was wondering, what do u guys think abt the nzxt rgb fans
imo they look really cool but i rly doubt the performance on them
Your doubts are correct if you mean those Aer fans
I've never actually put together a custom loop before because I've never had a need/money for one lol
I'm sure I know how though by this point... π
If it doesn't leak you owe me 10 froge stickers
@uneven solstice Just making sure that you saw my answer to your question. Didn't ping you on it and no response so don't know if you saw it.
Thank you. I did not see it. I will give it another read at work tonight since I am now just going to bed.
https://www.newegg.com/thermaltake-cl-p105-al12sw-a/p/N82E16835106689?Item=N82E16835106689 I just got this for my new AM5 motherboard and its not fitting on. I thought AM5 and AM4 were cross compatible. Plus the Cooler says AM5 compatible on the box. The back plate that it came with looks like its just for an intel processor and won't fit on amd. So what am I doing wrong? It just seems like its a tad bit too tall to fit on right.
Looks like it doesn't need backplate for AMD, just use stock backplate
That's what I am using. I know snapping those on are always kinda tight, but I was pushing on the cooler so much that the fins started to bend.
a bit weird
Is the Ryzen 9 like taller than the rest?
I'm gonna take my cooler off my AM4 and see if that one fits on this since they are backwards compatible. Maybe the cooler is just busted. I just hope I didn't damage my mobo or anything putting this on.
All of the chips should be the same height
I will say that the AM5 top is a little weird looking. ITs got some holes and stuff around it and not just a solid plate.
you're using a single tower on a ryzen 9? I hope you've power limited that chip
Yeah that's common sentiment
@strange flume Should i be using more for that guy?
Yes and no. You can use them in eco mode but they'll be some 5-10% kneecapped
only 90W chips in eco
Considering those chips are designed to run at 95C yeah, you probably want something beefier if you want full performance
but you need them to be power limited
if you want to actually use the chip to full effect, you would want more like a 360 aio (other end of the spectrum)
280 is fine tbh, it doesn't throttle much on one
Is there anything I could use that doesn't include liquid cooling? Never been a big fan of having liquid in the computer.
AK620 maybe
not really, AK620 is about as close to the sun as possible
but even then it's not really as good as a 280 or 360 aio
Or go all in on a NH D15
aio > d15
aio's are very reliable these days anyway. I've had 6 or more by now, never had a leak
Do you have to add liquid to them?
no
nIcE AiO
yes
They're closed loops that are intended to never be opened. They're pre-filled and ready to use.
You may need to replace it every 5 years or so due to evaporation depending on what model you got but that's a future problem, by then you need a new cooler anyway for new sockets.
I think I have room in my case for a double fan radiator. Unless they can install over existing fans
Or could I go ahead and replace the three fans in front with the radiator?
you can use existing fans as long as it comes with the regular standoffs
They can use or replace your existing fans
So I can just put the radiator on the back of old fans
Odds are good that you can if you have the right screws. Most coolers come with the needed extra set.
That also relies on there being enough room in the case.
i hope to get a 480 rad soon
thats what the block is for
same loop
you can guess what socket im using that block on π€
Gee it couldn't be for a xeon
A what now
i wont have the 6950x in my daily though, thats for overclocking
7950X? 6950 XT?
Ah "new" gen xeon basically
Oh right that was even before i9 was a thing
yea
https://www.newegg.com/asus-liquid-cooling-system/p/N82E16835101076?Description=asus tuf cooler&cm_re=asus_tuf cooler-_-35-101-076-_-Product
or
https://www.newegg.com/asus-liquid-cooling-system-tuf-gaming-lc-240-rgb/p/N82E16835101051?Description=asus tuf cooler&cm_re=asus_tuf cooler-_-35-101-051-_-Product&quicklink=true
And how much power do these things draw?
When gaming or under all core load?
240 would still be not enough if you go this route btw
250W under full all core load
big difference to 280 & 360mm*
Literally double the power that the 5950X used for the same task in blender
@slate ginkgo
https://www.ebay.com/itm/354106545275?
does your case spport a 280mm rad actually
that's a cooler master
https://www.newegg.com/asus-liquid-cooling-system/p/N82E16835101064 so what about this?
nah. very meh
Nyyyeeee these names are stupid
nnoooorreeeee
DEEP COOL MASTER PRO XL MAGUM
My case will support 360mm radiator
pastaliquid
liquid freezer II 360, LS720, lian li galahad (Not the SL or AL versions)
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 420 A-RGB
420 is massive, you need a special case designed to fit it
The DeepCool LS720 High-Performance liquid CPU cooler maximizes cooling performance and low-noise efficiency with a 360mm radiator, three FC120 FDB A-RGB PWM fans, and an infinity mirror cap design. Built on our 4th generation high-performance water pump featuring a redesigned microchannel and im...
It's a decent cooler
Anyone have any objections? Any complaints or problems with these? I don't mind dropping some dosh on good parts that ain't gonna go bad.
It's stonks
PERFORMANCE KING: With a more efficient cold plate, proprietary pump and fans optimized for static pressure, the Liquid Freezer II series clearly sets itself apart from other AiO water coolers. MAINTENANCE-FREE WATER LOOP: The water circuit is sealed and fitted with fiber-reinforced EPDM tubing, preventing evaporation of the coolant = no refilli...
These are from arctic's official account btw
They dont seem to have a 360 argb b-stock one atm, so if you wanted to you could wait for that
I'd expect it to be around $85
- shipping
Arctic is a bit better as far as we know but i guess whichever you prefer aesthetically
But arctic good bit cheaper
Offset mount is confirmed still good on 7000 last I heard so yes arctic is nice
There's even an offset mount for sale from thermal grizzly iirc
Yeah that was the thermal grizzly kit. That's der8auer's company.
ah, it doesn't say thermal grizzly on the box so I thought
It comes with TG paste lol

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WRWNNZ9/ref=emc_b_5_t So will this do the job?
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That's what I was looking at
since b stock is out of 360's
What's the difference between the A-RGB and just RGB models?
like perf wise it won't be really much different to the 280 b stock one but yeah still a good choice
single colour vs. many colours
both should be programmable iirc
3 pin argb vs 4 pin standard rgb
ye
Yes
all good
So with this, a Ryzen 9, a 3080 OC; will I be alright with a 1000w psu?
yeah you're fine
Awesome
more than fine tbh
You'd be fine even with a 4090 and 13900k
That's why I got it
Had to replace my 850 a few months back cause it was getting old and noisy and figured I'd bump up in power
Never hurts to do so. Tbh power supplies are most efficient between 60 and 80% load depending on model.
Well, when I get home tonight I'm gonna put my old cooler on this new one just to get it booted up and make sure I didn't harm any componets before my Newegg warranty goes out on me.
psu is really the most important part so yeah that's not a bad choice
costs an arm and a leg tho
Power is everything in the pc, so I didn't want to scrape by with a cheep psu.
Once I get everything put together I'll post pics since you guys helped me so much
Now I'm going to have to get liquid cooling for my GPU :I
Not necessarily
I know, I don't even game that intensely. I was on a 4k tv just because of ease. Now I got a little 2k monitor now.
I've had a question for a while now, does a GPU have to work harder on a 55inch screen vs a smaller size? Like if you had a 55in vs a 21 inch.
no, only if it runs higher resolution/colour/framerate or a combination of those 3 higher
That's what I thought, I was just curious lol
I should move that to cooling thread
the arctic liquid cooler 120l is thicker radiator for better cooling
The default settings before an os is installed just crashes a pc. So many buttons Asus had holes drilled backward in another motherboard for a noctua nhd15s chromax black kinda cool lookin. However linus has had a arctic 120L cooling a R9 5900x that processor has power saving feature built into it with the 12 cores unlike the 16 one
Hello, so I have this product: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813128672?Item=N82E16813128672
I went to replace the thermal paste, and am having trouble replacing the heatsink/fan because it's very awkward. Are there any better designs for this motherboard?
Are you looking for new thermal paste or a new cooler?
I am honestly having issues with the design. It's hard to access the screws. And I Find that I have to slide the device back and forth to access the screws. Not sure if I'm doing that right. And I'm sure that it's probably not best to move the device around because it messes with the thermal paste?.....
I am using mx-4 paste.
I'm a little confused about what you're having trouble with, do you have to take the motherboard out to uninstall the cooler?
Movement also shouldn't mess with thermal paste
I'll probably have to take it out and uninstall the cooler.
How to decide what cooler 2 use 4 ur cpu?
That is primarily decided by the power draw and heat dissipation characteristics of the cpu under normal load.
Hotter CPUs need better coolers.
im getting a ryzen 5 5600x cpu what is the best cooler to use under 100 usd
the stock one tbh
it's in the box
why dont i need a cpu cooler
cos the one AMD gives you is generally fine unless you want a quieter system
or its it because the cpu only gives off 65w?
its not exactly the heavier wattage cpus right or hottest
and better will likely give you maybe a tiny bit of oc headroom or quieter system but not much else
one sec
this is fine for a 5600X, should be plenty for anything you want to do with it
but I think you'd be fine with stock
thx
I'd do the 5600 instead of the 5600X, cheaper for the same thing basically
this
if you haven't already bought the motherboard yet, we can help with that
i will wait for certain parts to go on sale like gpu and etc

Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO V2 CPU Cooling System good?
No
shipping build except cooler rn
No u. It works great on a 10105f
noooooo
try Deepcool gammax or id cooling se-214 XT

At least I provided a link.
which cpu is this for @steel bay
you got my back homie
^
Yeah, I do. 
For am4, se doesn't have the issue it has on lga1700
still worth mentioning if they can't find the SE specifically
Whats the issue?
Bad contact
i guess i get the 214xt
What cpu are you going to get
5600
That works then
plus my case has 3 120mm fans
What's the case
MOAR FANS!
hell the stock cooler works in a pinch on the 5600 if you really needed to save a buck
Mm
gamemax aero black steel?
He got 1400 budget. 20 bucks ain't nothing
you never know, I for one would use a stock cooler in this scenario if it meant better gpu or maybe even ssd
Which reminds me.. got mobo in today. Cpu supposed to be here Wednesday:)
nice
I.. started out with a 1400 budget when gpu prices were insane. I still got the Arctic 360 lol
wondering if I should switch to z790 apex while we're on this topic
looking like such a goat
getting 6800xt and have a m2.nvme ssd 1 tb pci 4.0x4
pcie 4? which one
Save the $ and get a gen 3 nvme
Gen 4 useless for gaming
crucial
P5?
p3
not for a gaming build
S70 should be cheaper and better, or just get mp33 as you won't really see a diff for gaming
Mp34 for gaming id recommend.
I would just go mp33 or silicon power A60/P34A60
Bleh
save a buck, you won't know the difference
I can't tell the difference between SN850 and Crucial BX500
legit
unless I'm doing something that actually leverages it
it will only cost me 84
I cant tell the difference between my very low end sata ssd and a 660p
I can tell the difference between my hynix gold and my mp34 
mp33 is like 57 for 1TB
all these little savings could change your 6800XT into a 6900XT
and that is actually an improvement
is team group any good never heard of them
ye
they're pretty big in the space
we recommend the mp33/34/33 pro a lot as you get very good value for money
in a lot of cases it can be better than a sata ssd for value
6900xt like 3080ti?
rasterisation-wise about the same yes
if not a little more
depends on the 6900XT you pick really but a good range of them are good buys
asrock 6900xt phantom
is very good
this one yeah?
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/CLWBD3/asrock-radeon-rx-6900-xt-16-gb-phantom-gaming-d-oc-video-card-rx6900xt-pgd-16go
np
Nice. Good work guys
#wedontneednomodtechieshereanymore
Sounding real southern rn

I mean what
Which v? Pink floyd or korn?
pink floyd obv
Yeah.. I like Korns v a little more though
Thats probably because that's the one I grew up with before finding out it was Pink Floyd's
So basically difference between pci 3 and 4 is the read write speed and load times
load times for games is basically nill
What Felix said
LMAO
Hehe
windows 10 has a limited iops performance, so in simple terms it can't load any faster for games beyond a certain point
direct storage goes beyond this, but even then the differences are minimal with the sizes of games rn
so really, for a pure gaming build, you truly won't notice a difference, the OS kneecaps it
I think FF14 could use direct storage.. benefit greatly*
ye some games will get a decent boost, but a good 90% won't really be any different
example CP2077 would like it
but games like any racing game, doom, GTA won't
It's crazy though because I can tell that my hardware is much newer than most the people I play with by how long it takes them to Teleport into a place after I've already been there 5+ seconds
I've only seen maybe 2 people loaded in before me.
And this is when we all teleporr at the same time lol
oh yeah fr
I still see that with some games where people are doing like, xbox crossplay lolol
Yeqh like apex ha
What you eating? I want some. Eat a whole meal for me too please.
Stuff yourself. Become obese like the americans.
You got this stuck in my head now.
Lol
It hurts me when people put their laptop on top of their soft neoprene laptop case/cover
Like you're suffocating the poor thing
Macbook owners
lol
Ewww
Why do people say smh and then say my head again
SMH stands for shaking my head theres no point in saying my head again
smh your head
π
Can I have an in depth detail explanation on how aquarium PC builds works ? I'm wondering how the cooling maintains the temperature, if I were to get started how would I do so ? I am interested in learning about it, if anyone can explain.
When I'm mounting my AIO vertically, does it matter if they hose leads are on top or on bottom? The manual said I could mount either way. I've got my fans mounted on the outside, blowing air in across the radiator as well.
As long as the top of the radiator is at the highest point of the loop (this means higher than your pump block) then whether the hoses are on top or bottom don't matter. If you can, however, I'd suggest running the hoses from the bottom as it leaves verry little chance for air to travel from the top of the loop all the way down to the hoses and then to the pump.
Yeah, the hoses are higher than the pump. It might take a little work to get it the other way around but I might. Is there any bad reason for air to travel though it? Or is it just a noise issue? I know the book said you might have some gurgling or something if mounted this way.
just less healthy for a pump
got a pic?
pumps are designed to run submerged
I don't have pic atm, I was too tired after putting it together last night
so if enough air gets stuck in the pump it can lead to failure over time
when you say hoses are higher.. you mean that where they connect to the rad is higher? If so then good. In the future just say the top of the rad is higher as that's higher than where the hoses connect which is even better. Now if the middle of the hoses are higher than the pump AND the rad then you have a problem.
Yeah, the connection point to the radiator is higher.
and everything runs down, there is a little bit of a twist in the line where it kinda hooks in towards the processor where its mounted.
When I get off work I'm going to try and see if I can flip it around
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/361709002364813313/1035921973705973810/IMG_20221029_092300.jpg Please don't dog on my cabling. I just wanted to get everything hooked up and make sure it was working before I make it neat. Plus I need some RGB header cable extensions.
and I don't think my coolant hose is long enough for it to invert it the other way
At least enough to get it around my gpu
er no. The middle of the hose is definitely the highest part of the loop. Not good. You don't want this. unhook those hoses from the rad and let them hang around in the middle of your case. Then you'll be golden
@slate ginkgo Having it hang out is ok.
All the air in your loop is getting stuck there at the top where your hoses are attached to your top fans. That'll be more likely to introduce air into your pump than the air being stuck at the top of the rad with the top of the rad being the highest point.
I'll try some moving around tomorrow, take my gpu probably and see if there is any way to flip it
you have a small case so you probably won't be able to have them coming up from the bottom. The way you have it in the pic you just sent is perfect.
Whelp, running max settings in Destiny 2 and I'm staying at about 66C.
nice. What GPU are you using?
3080 OC
It should be fine, but might I suggest using another dedicated pcie cable instead of pigtail?
That way it evens the power draw between 2 cables instead of drawing all its power from the one cable.
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should i just leave my aio pump at 100
cause default it sets to 75
at like 2500rpm
100percent is 3150rpm
Ye 100
ok thx
You could curve if you want but idk how you would want that curve to look
I'd consider it more for lifespan purposes
Need an opinion.
AIO or just straight fans, which is quieter or more more efficient when cooling.
Also does anyone know some cases with good airflow that they can suggest?
Please @ me if you got something, not here often.
AIO or air cooling depends on the CPU and case you use.
4000D Airflow, P400A (and digital for RGB), G360A, Lancool 215, are all common midrange airflow focused cases. There's better ones that cost more like the Torrent (and mini), 5000D/7000D Airflow, and O11 Dynamic series.
What's better for a radiator, push or pull
Practically the same
Depends on the placement in the case
That's not a radiator but yes that's the correct orientation
well it radiates heat, but yeah strictly speaking that's not a radiator but a tower cooler
Heatsink would be the correct terminology but ye
true, tower cooler is the complete configuration π the metal part only its a heatsink indeed
weird wednesday isn't it?
Ah ok
can someone help me with fan speed tuning
Yeah fan speed tuning is definitely individual preference
my friend is building his gaming computer and he forgot to take the cpu cooler sticker off of the end before putting it on his cpu and installed it, he purchased a MSI MAG Coreliquid 360R and he's mentioning a clamp that's keeping it stuck on his mobo, how would he take off the clamp safely to remove the sticker from his cpu cooler
have a pa120se for 5600 and 6800xt. case has 3 120mm front fans. 1 120mm back fan and 1 120mm fan between gpu and psu do i need any more i could add 3 120mm case fans and another 120mm fan between psu and gpu. i have a df700 flux case.
You don't need more, if you want more you can add more
Hey Iβm new to building PCβs. I have a build that my buddy mostly built and then I finished it up but I donβt know entirely how cooling works. Do all fans have to blow inward? I guess that would make sense for the sake of cooling but I canβt remember if any of my fans blow the hot air out
no you dont actually want that because the air would just be very turbulent, what you want to do is direct it all in one direction so at the front of the case you will want air coming in then at the top and back you will want it exhausting
Thank you guys so much! I did notice I have one fan on the back exhausting it out and the only other fan I have is the cpu cooling fan. I didnβt realize either than my motherboard only has two fan connections so I may not be able to add any more anyway lol
You can use splitters to run multiple fans on one header. Check the amperage rating of the fans, the max for a header is 1A so the fans need to add up to less than that
Thank you!
Actually it depends on the motherboard, my b450 ds3h has 2a headers
Yeah but the standard is 1A so better to be safe
Does more fans = more cooling?
I have all places where a fan can go occupied but is that really necessary?
I feel like at some point there I reached diminishing returns
It depends
How so
As you know diminishing returns yea? Well ideal airflow doesn't necessarily need every hole pushing air or pulling air through
What you introduce with that is turbulence (like what a plane flies through yeah?)
It's wild and poorly guided air that disrupts a smooth flow
And it's really simple as that, you want the most ideal flow through a case without turbulence
does anyone know where i can get an EK AIO 240mm Basic?
seems to be sold out everywhere
i guess i just have to wait or something
cuz looking at the rgb version, the basic version seems way better for my wallet
This double-fan All-In-One liquid cooling solution is a sealed, maintenance-free system that combines best-of-class performance with a minimalistic black design. The universally compatible CPU block fits all the latest Intel and AMD CPU sockets. Requiring a dual fan mount makes it compatible with almost all medium-sized cases.
theres also the ls520
and the artic liquid freezer 240mm
@tender shale
yea i saw the official ek site too, but it looks like the shipping fee makes it the same price as the rgb version
oh sorry, forgot to mention. rn building sff pc
mhhmm
ek has good thermals and smaller
the artic liquid freezer and ls520 are like 3mm to tall on the cooler
oh damn
i could probably do some squishing but not risking it
time to take out the grinder
This fan is awesome for my Z690!!! Can overclock, and no bulky pipes to get in my way for best I9 performance!!!
Strange, either the link messed up, or there discord has a BS detector, which would explain why I never see any politics discord servers.
Anyways, all kidding aside, I'm cleaning a I7 Z390 mishap. I was removing the above fan, which the cheap metal clip that grips the mount, broke. I'm replacing it with a proper cooler. Anyways, I cut the clips so I could remove the fan, which slipped, causing three year old thermal paste to slide off the top, onto side of CPU. Got all of it off, with my tools, but notice where the CPU cover touches the PCB, a little bit looks to seeped under. Are these CPU covers glued on? Seen people post images with them off in the past.
I'm cleaning up the older Z390 systems to donate and sell. Despite all the filters, cat hairs still get in lol. Ones I'm keeping, at least one for a NAS system. Fal and Ravell gave me that Idea a few weeks ago. I clean the old thermal paste and reseat all CPUs at least once a year, and that horrible fan above, was an easy install a few years back, but a pain to remove after. I don't like them as they tend to get too close or even touch the ram sticks when the heat sinks get hot enough, and it's just a grounding accident waiting to happen. Been wanting to remove this last one, which was from my previous server, because the RGB which was controllable through the MB, died 3 months after install. Worse, I purchased 10 of these when I was building 6 for work, and 4 for home, and out of the 10, only 3 came with ability to control RGB. The other 7 just flashed rainbow colors 24/7 with no option to shut it off, and drove my wife nuts at night.
Another thing which I just found out when I removed mine, it came with thermal paste on it already, and sort of baked on parts of the CPU, and doesn't come off easily I might add.
Just no
Your 12900k is throttling so freaking hard
||worse than alienware moment||
I thought you said you had an id cooling se 214xt on it before? Why would you downgrade?
Removing the IHS is known as delidding. Typically done to replace the internal TIM or cool the CPU via direct die cooling.
You shouldnt have to worry about the thermal paste as it shouldnt be electrically conductive, unless you used liquid metal or something.
Also for the most part there usually shouldnt be a full gap between the CPU PCB and the IHS, so it's very unlikely for the thermal paste to go completely under the IHS.
Your confusing my Z690 Aorus Master I built in September. Remember I was building with mostly RGB components, and I was having issues getting the mounting kit to fit that fan to the LGA1700 socket? The Z390 model has been using the tronwire cooler. Had I known this discord existed a few years back when I built these, I would have most likely asked here before buying all the components. When I built those systems, the Z390's, it had been a few years. The ones I built before was when the first I7 CPUs were released. So the Z390 was when I moved away from ASUS motherboards finally. As for the Tronwire CPU cooler, I was being sarcastic and just joking about moving it to my Z690 CPU. Oh, when I went to remove the Tronwire from older system, I was given a reminder why I definitely can't go with water coolers due to vibrations. Two of the four posts that held the mounting kit to mothetherboard were broken. The clear posts at some point broke at the base. Only two diagonally kept the heat sink in place.
The Z390 was when I was just learning what M2 NVME drives were. The 1tb Rockets were at $499 when I did that build.
Anyways, I'm still researching a better cooler for my new Z690 that can handle a bit more abuse over here. Never seen a post break, let alone two.
Still that cooler on any i9 is gonna cause it to throttle
The z390 is an I7. The Z690 has I9. I while cleaning off the CPU latch this morning of some thermal paste, almost damaged the socket pins. Something I have never once done. I use special alcohol wipes, similar to what doctors use to clean off boards I get that have tar from smokers. Didn't realize it got cold enough for the heat to go on, and was working near one of the heat returns, so alcohol wipe, blew into the socket, which I discovered acts like Velcro. Had to use my electronic microscope and tweezers to safely remove the material, and threads that got left behind, then blew the socket out with my air compressor.
Still a 9700k would struggle hard
My Z690, is the first I9 system I ever built. When the Intel (I) CPUs were first introduced years ago, the I7 was better rated for my game build than the I9, or at least that's what the Intel rep at my store had told us. We got our CPUs before the public did through their training program. Any staffer at BestBuy who took and passed all their tests, could buy up to two CPU at $50 each, once a year.
Pato, I can guarantee it did more than struggle. That system was running off the GameMax 1050w.
Don't know what the prices are now, but if you work for a computer seller, like Newegg, they still have that training program. You should ask.
My guess, an I9 through the training program would most likely be $125 to $150.
The tests Intel give, that you must pass, is to know each of their CPUs, what to sell to a customer, company history, installation safety, and a few other multiple choice you take online.
Microsoft has similar programs, like office 365 for $14.
Ohh interesting
Oh, one basic rule all these companies have, your not allowed to resell any employee purchases. You can give to direct family, but get caught selling, like on eBay, and get banned for life. BestBuy fires staff who get caught selling employee purchases.
If you want, I can see if I can get updated info and DM it to you later.
It's not info I can put in the main.
Nah worries i don't even live in NA so
Just saw they actually sell LGA 1151 sockets. Was curious after I almost killed mine. I'm very experienced at soldering, but know just by looking at the pins and spacing, and my very poor eyesight, would have zero chance of being able to remove and replace one.
Heck.... Surface mounts got so small, I doubt I could even do a diode.
I used to charge $75 to $100 for repairing people's PS2s who failed at trying to mod them.
First time I ever saw surface mounts, my brother dropped his Sony Watchman portable black and white TV and could hear the parts inside that broke off. Went to open it up, expecting to see either cracked PCB or chip that could have fallen out of socket, and instead of seeing normal resisters, diods, and crystals, saw surface mounts for first time, and no way able to fix, as I had a normal soldering iron, not micro fine point that was needed back then for repairs.
Ohhh nahhhhππ
Yea I saw and I copped
sweet
There was just the drgb tho but better than nothing
still a nice aio
It looks like EK discontinued the 240 basic as a whole so that's why I couldn't find it
oh π well that would explain all the searching
Haven't heard anything about that, it was probably just out of stock
Well the EK subreddit said so so idk
Oh
Weird i see yeah there's no longer listings on pcpp
It's on ek's site still
https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-aio-basic-240
This double-fan All-In-One liquid cooling solution is a sealed, maintenance-free system that combines best-of-class performance with a minimalistic black design. The universally compatible CPU block fits all the latest Intel and AMD CPU sockets. Requiring a dual fan mount makes it compatible with almost all medium-sized cases.
MX5 is officially discontinued and it's still on their website
Yep cuz mx6 is out now apparently they had some consistency issues with it
They had to recall some batches of MX5 yeah, it got too watery
Guess they decided to kill it entirely and only keep making MX4 (which is nearly as good anyway) and the newer MX6
I've heard good of MX6, but not enough yet to recommend
Yeah they took out expensive stuff like diamond dust while still improving thermals supposedly
So it should be another great value pick
I might order some, depends how attached I feel to NT-H2
Btw @knotty sparrow I'm soon to try alphacool subzero, I mounted it to the 13900KF
It is, I ran out so I pulled out the subzero
I'd go TG kryonaut extreme for subzero tho
Nah not going sub ambient

I found extra kryo extreme too while I was looking
That syringe old af
It lasts years
Regular kryo is better for ambient cooling, extreme is specifically meant for subzero
So not much reason to use it anyway
Honestly hate when sites remove product sites for discontinued products. I've seen it sometimes.
I think fal meant to purchase?
So doing my build and using an aio this time
Putting two fans at the top
Should those be intakes and exhausts?
exhaust with the front intake, or actually i prefer leaving top front fan slot empty
I actually prefer that but without the top right fan assuming air cooler tbh prevents cold untouched air being exhausted and less turbulent
at the end it all boils down to the convection flow
hot air will always find a way to go up
that top fan just help with that
the faster the hot air will go away the better for the thermals
Yeah but if there is no aio in the system there will be no hot air at that point really
Also saves money on extra fan 
but but.... the rgb!
Just run like 5 lines of led strip instead
Wait
weird ik, but cool af

there are some weird users who strap fans to that part even with no airflow to speak of xD
rgb tho

Airflow by passive convection is so weak. You could overpower it by using lemons to power the most garbage chinesium fan that has been smashed by a sledge hammer 7.31513 times with 27 kN of force each time while being 21,412,643 cresent moons away.
Erp, I guess we're performing rituals now for airflow
I ma casually use this as a quote next time tyvm.
do you need the top and bottom or is it just extra if youve got a really expensive pc
Bottom is pretty rare to be a mount, and no you can get away just fine with 2 intake at front and one at the back for decent and ofc you can use less technically you don't need case fans but I'd at least recommend 2 intake if possible or 1 in one out
The fans on the CLC really are insanely loud
I knew they wouldn't be quiet but even at low speeds they're loud asf
How are the stock fans in the p360a? I'm thinking about putting them on the aio instead of the top of the case
And putting 2 of my p12s on the top
Oh wait they have to be pwm pst fans
Why not put the p12s on the aio and not use the clc fans?
Need 140mm fans
Ehh is there holes to mount 120's?
Ah, do they really need to be pwm tho?
I just ordered some p14s white pwm pst
nice
RGB or plain? If RGB, Corsair has a 140mm fan two pack that also comes with controller and is pwm.
Jesus that's overpriced
Omg please dont recommend ql140s
They alr said they got p14s
Superior fans π
plz no swearing.... dont say c*rsair on this discord, there are kids around
Whats up with the whole "c*orsair" thing lol.... who started it?
Smh 18+ server
Corsair....you can't stop me


Bruh
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Hm like every brand then
to me they range from mediocre to expensive
Well, not every brand
well, you r right
Ok
i got the 4000d airflow from amazon for like β¬75
arite thats one good product at least
still the lack of fans make it kinda expensive for what it is
my 5000x was pretty expensive as well, but my options here are quite limited
not a bad case ofc, but expensive
It has 2 fans and g360a was not an option, p360 and p400a weren't on Amazon or something
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will a kraken z53 fit in a h510 case?
It should but make sure it's the H510 flow at least or it'll overheat from lack of air
Running the noctua U12S chromax black on my Ryzen 5800Xβ¦wanting to move to an AIO. Size/performance recommendations?
What case do you have?
I have the Corsair 4000X rgbβ¦also non OCβd but may down the road
I recommend doing undervolt+PBO curve optimizer for 5800X
Mine is cooler than it was at stock and hits 200MHz higher in boost
Im a slight bit of a noob when it comes to OCβ¦this is performed in Ryzen Master I assume?
Sure I could look it up one YouTubeβ¦yeah I would prefer in BIOS as well.. and RGB would be nice on either fans, pump or both..I was looking at NZXT Kraken X53β¦just didnβt know how much rad I should have size wise
I'd go with a 280mm in that case
360mm technically fits but isn't really better and would be tight
This is one of the top models https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099RSPC2H
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Another top pick https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00K0BN4QQ
The EK-AIO 280 D-RGB is an all-in-one liquid cooling solution for your CPU. It offers all the benefits of a water-cooling solution in a compact, easy to install and maintenance-free design. The EK AIO comes with a universally compatible CPU water-block, along with a pre-filled pump-res combo desi...
Nice I like the look of the EK as well since I have GSkill trident z neo ram and the pump has a similar lookβ¦of course performance before looks. Heard good things about the arctic as wellβ¦and found this for the undervolt. https://youtu.be/VIZOFcdGp8s
This video shows how I used Precision Boost Overdrive from within by BIOS to undervolt my 5800x. This increased performanced and lowered temps by 10 degrees on cinebench run. Hope this helps.
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There a CPU liquid cooler that uses anything but water? I'm still looking for something better for my Z690, but if liquid cooler, something that if a line slips, it won't leak anything that is conductive.
Hi
The arctic liquid freezer II line is easily the best available for Ryzen 3000/5000 because it has the offset mounting bracket to center the cold plate over the hotspot
Most of them don't use water, they use an alcohol solution
Oh that is good to know
Cooling
Is there a benefit from adding fans to my 3 intake, 1 exhaust case fan setup? Would it make it more quiet due to lower rpm possibly?
Quieter ehh depends on the fan but your temps might be a lil better since your getting the hot air out a lil faster
shouldn't there be slight positive pressure? from what I've heard at last
I could do 3 in, 3 out, 6 is the max my case can fit
that'd also be good, I suppose
Yea what fans do u have for intake
Cause if there stock fans depending on the case u might wanna replace those
And use them for exaust
it is stock fans. phanteks stock
I do care though tbh
okay
there are p12s rgb version as well
You can always run the intake a little faster than the exhaust
Looking up CPU coolers to see if Newegg has any black Friday sales, and search is only bringing up those cheap $30 pipe ones.
Either Newegg has a lot of heavy traffic today, or their getting hit by DOS. Can't even log in without getting an error.
Tried both via phone and my Z690, and same results.
Tracert timed out.
It's not Newegg, it's timing out at At&T
If I can find my VPN password, I can bypass it
Ah your ISP is getting flooded then possibly
I was on Amazon earlier, and saw they had a good deal on 2tb NVME. Other items it looks like they raised the price to make it look like a good deal. Hence why I'm trying Neweggs site and failing lol. I want to get a few Steam Decks, but not until I verify I can get the proper NVME. 512gb Steam adds $400 to price. I rather get the 64gb and just install the NVME. What I don't understand is why it can't go above 512gb, yet you can attach a 16tb USB drive. If I were to go with external, Id get 2tb NVME and a case to make it an external drive. The SATA and SSDs are too slow for my taste.
Be careful about doing that, one of the Deck models had soldered storage
And games load perfectly fine off a reasonably fast SD card (A1 rated or better)
ak620... just saying

Ak620? Sorry, was on phone with bank. Someone attempted a 5k purchase on a credit card I haven't even gotten yet, and it triggered a flag because purchases I made today using other cards were all in CA, yet this one is in Brazil.
I opened five extra accounts last week at my branch for black Friday purchasing, no overdraft so already have cards for them, but sometimes the system generates a second set they mail.
If I buy at Target and sale is $700, I transfer $700 over. If any of those items sneak a rebill in, it will decline. Should I go back to Target and buy $300 more, I use another account. This way there are no additional funds for a price change to take.
So would you say, getting the 64gb model would be a good idea, and use an external NVME instead of modifying the internal drive?
64GB model is eMMC so it's the same as phone storage. Not as fast as nvme like the other models. That 64GB model would need a dock and fast drive to upgrade or just use a decent SD like I said.
what would the next best AIO 360 because ARCTIC won't be shipped for another month
LS720 is dope
EK basic 360 is also really good
Or lian li galahad if you haven't got lga1700
LS720 also has variants
LE720, LC720, LT720 iirc
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Just be wary, arctic's b stock stuff is very good value
These other suggestions you get something just as good but you'll pay full price instead of half or less
Fair enough
if you're gaming 13600k is plenty
absolutely no need for an i9
and to answer your question, no, it won't really be able to keep the i9 cool
how about a 13700k?
same performance
That's pushing it still
^
280mm would be acceptable and they're really cheap right now
13700k is about 2% better than a 13600k for ganing
But a better purchase than 13900k
13600k would be fine with a good 240, but they're normally same price as 280s
i just brought fs140 v3 black cooler is that enough to cool 5700x cpu?
Yes
im only asking cause the 5600 for 118 wont ship to me from amazon til january and im not waiting that long
so the 5600/5600x/5700x all have the same heat/power draw for the fs140 right?
they dont have the same heat/power draw, but the fs140 is enough/cover for any of those
i thought they all draw 65w
@noble quarry only reason im going with 5700x over 5600 with the 6800xt/6900xt is because the 5600 will arrive at my place in january and im not waiting that long. christmas at the latest 4 build
and might as well go 8 core though im only gaming
More goes into heat than tdp
The cpu will also consume more power than the 5600
Alright was looking at 4090s and was looking at the msi trio but seems to get a little hot?
What are normal temps for 4K gaming on a 4090? And when should I be concerned?
Cooling is so overkill on the 4090 I wouldn't stress much over it
Gaming trio afaik is fine, I know someone who has one
If it ever posed a worry, a repaste could fix, or PL capping would definitely help
I mean Iβll have a good case with a lot of good airflow
Was just curious because Iβve done research and have seen that itβs one of the hotter 4090s
@chrome cape do u have 4090
No I donβt but plan to get soon
gl with the 4090 the 4080 sold out really fast
Yea ik Iβll be ready
40 series r outside my budget 4 my build this december. 4090 probably cost more than my entire build for 4k gaming
Yea I just kinda want one cus how good they are
yeah. but personally as long as a gpu could do 4k60 i really dont care since i play all my shooters on my series x
The 4080 is depressing
4K60 is realistic on a 3080 12gb/6900XT
4090 is nice but compared to what 7900xtx is supposed to be it's pretty meh unless new dlss is implemented very eell
3060 ti/6700 probably could at low settings
Was talking more about the 4090
7900 XTX would be a far better buy
If XTX launches well enough the 4090 will again make no sense like the 3090 didn't
Near 4090 perf for less than a 4080? And no 12vhpwr concerns? Sounds good to me lol
6800xt could probably do 4k60 on normal or high settings as well
In most games likely high or ultra
I rarely find myself suggesting a 6800XT tho, there's that 540 asrock one
6800xt>3080 in a good few scenarios
But I normally opt for the cheap 6900XT unless the budget can't stretch
is a great deal price to perf. 6800xt to 6900xt only a 10 to 20 percent increase for another 150 usd
true
Kinda cool that a 12100f 6800xt build for 4k is doable for under 1k
im need to buy ram, cpu, storage tomorrow then gpu 6800xt in a few weeks hoping price drops with 7900xt/xtx release
I'd consider used at this point
If you can't stretch to those two then at that point price/perf just gonna make more sense 2nd hand
my personal preference is to buy tech brand new
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6800 XT, Cougar MX330-G Air ATX Mid Tower
Very pog
Yeah I just noticed that
Rip
I think they either sold out bc of black Friday or are about to launch new gen in a few days
6800 is now your best bet at 500-ish if not used
I'd assume they stopped production a while back
Ye
the price is, the card is a beast
Ravell
no
I didn't say anything
i mean yes
Ok
Sweet
π
I would stick to more trusted models like lf2, lian li galahad or EK aio
I can see you didn't include Corsair in the above. That was the type I tried out when the first of I7 CPUs rolled out years back, and despite the fact they claimed the units were sealed, the ends to the radiators, kept coming off.
Corsair aios are incredibly mid
Their aios are more close in performance to smthn like the CLC lineup
Still worse iirc
Contact frame with these I'm pretty sure is better
Wait is contact with clc bad on lga 1700?
MSI, Artic, Emermax, they all bad too?
Artic is good











