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Air, Water, Phase?

ok im a good 10c under absolute zero kelvin, but its still freakin cold being that far away from the sun! and getting near zero thermal energy.
 
24/7, i run phase myself. Mine is fairly quiet, certainly more so than kick **s air cooling. When i want to crank it up for benching, i can :D.
 
I'd recommend that everyone has a play with H2O cooling at some point but unless you design it well to exceed your heatload then you may not improve much upon air cooling. Its a headache for changing components too and removal (again could have been avoided through better design and an externally mounted rad in my case).

Looks pretty though and has a pimp factor about it :D
 
I find removing a cpu waterblock for a processer swap is a damn site less effort than a air cooling heatisnk.

Few bolts that just unscrew, lift it off, slip the new chip in, thermalpaste, screw the block back on. Simple :)
No big huge lumps of metal with screws and clips you can't reach and tend to always cut you :p
 
I find removing a cpu waterblock for a processer swap is a damn site less effort than a air cooling heatisnk.

Few bolts that just unscrew, lift it off, slip the new chip in, thermalpaste, screw the block back on. Simple :)
No big huge lumps of metal with screws and clips you can't reach and tend to always cut you :p


yeah if your mb is already it the case big heatsinks are a pain in the but to fit!
 
water for a nice 24/7 overclock with minimal noise depending on your setup of course.

phase for benching and e-peen, been there done that now i'm all water but i could probably handle all air rigs now too ...air cooling has improved immensely.
 
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