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is it only for serious overclocks or is there a benefit to having it on a stock system, apart from the fact it looks cool lol?
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Also because of the increased cooling capability you could have the fans on the radiator(s) on a really low RPM and use a quiet pump like a Laing DDC350.
Though if your running stock then it would be cheaper to get a good air cooler and a quiet fan(s)
High end watercooling costs a lot and so its really only worth the cost if you want a quiet PC AND moderate/extreme overclocks, otherwise just get a high end air cooler and a high quality fan or two.
Though if your running stock then it would be cheaper to get a good air cooler and a quiet fan(s)
High end watercooling costs a lot and so its really only worth the cost if you want a quiet PC AND moderate/extreme overclocks, otherwise just get a high end air cooler and a high quality fan or two.