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| blablfy wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | 2 290x cf with 4790k. I have too much monies |
Damn, looks nice and all, but I'd be hella scared to touch anything inside afterwards. The watercooling is in the way of errything |
Pretty much. If i want to make any real changes. I have to drain the system which is a pain in the ass. First and last custom loop
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| AverageAzn247 wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | 2 290x cf with 4790k. I have too much monies |
Damn, looks nice and all, but I'd be hella scared to touch anything inside afterwards. The watercooling is in the way of errything |
Pretty much. If i want to make any real changes. I have to drain the system which is a pain in the ass. First and last custom loop |
One of the reasons I avoid liquid cooling, the process to do any maintenance is such a hassle. Along with the risk of leaks regardless of how anal you are on maintenance, just not worth the risk in my opinion. If all else fails, a box fan works great on the side of the system lol.
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AverageAzn247
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| atom0s wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | 2 290x cf with 4790k. I have too much monies |
Damn, looks nice and all, but I'd be hella scared to touch anything inside afterwards. The watercooling is in the way of errything |
Pretty much. If i want to make any real changes. I have to drain the system which is a pain in the ass. First and last custom loop |
One of the reasons I avoid liquid cooling, the process to do any maintenance is such a hassle. Along with the risk of leaks regardless of how anal you are on maintenance, just not worth the risk in my opinion. If all else fails, a box fan works great on the side of the system lol. |
the AIO water coolers are pretty safe. I wouldn't mind using them for another rig.
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| AverageAzn247 wrote: | | atom0s wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | 2 290x cf with 4790k. I have too much monies |
Damn, looks nice and all, but I'd be hella scared to touch anything inside afterwards. The watercooling is in the way of errything |
Pretty much. If i want to make any real changes. I have to drain the system which is a pain in the ass. First and last custom loop |
One of the reasons I avoid liquid cooling, the process to do any maintenance is such a hassle. Along with the risk of leaks regardless of how anal you are on maintenance, just not worth the risk in my opinion. If all else fails, a box fan works great on the side of the system lol. |
the AIO water coolers are pretty safe. I wouldn't mind using them for another rig. |
Yeah my current rig uses an AiO just for the CPU cooling. So far though it seems to be a fairly cheap cooler since it does not do that well of a job when the CPU is really under stress. May land up swapping it for another one in the next couple of months if the performance gets worse. But for now it does work.
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| atom0s wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | atom0s wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | blablfy wrote: | | AverageAzn247 wrote: | | 2 290x cf with 4790k. I have too much monies |
Damn, looks nice and all, but I'd be hella scared to touch anything inside afterwards. The watercooling is in the way of errything |
Pretty much. If i want to make any real changes. I have to drain the system which is a pain in the ass. First and last custom loop |
One of the reasons I avoid liquid cooling, the process to do any maintenance is such a hassle. Along with the risk of leaks regardless of how anal you are on maintenance, just not worth the risk in my opinion. If all else fails, a box fan works great on the side of the system lol. |
the AIO water coolers are pretty safe. I wouldn't mind using them for another rig. |
Yeah my current rig uses an AiO just for the CPU cooling. So far though it seems to be a fairly cheap cooler since it does not do that well of a job when the CPU is really under stress. May land up swapping it for another one in the next couple of months if the performance gets worse. But for now it does work. |
honestly cheap AIO are about as good as air coolers. I feel like its not worth it unless u have a 140 or 240 mm rad.
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