I actually like the beefy look of big air coolers as it gives the impression that the rig means business. Another reason I felt discouraged about AIO's when building my first PC is due to people on Facebook constantly commenting on other people's systems about how they did not rotate the pump/pipes right.
AIOs aren't really any better than a good air cooler until you start getting to the expensive side. Your generic ones have cold plates that barely or don't even cover the CPU/GPU, bad restriction problems from cheap rads, or pumps with bad flowrate and/or lift and fail miserably in what they try to achieve. The big bulky air coolers, tbh though are just as bad. After Zalmann came out with the heatpipe technology.. there really isn't anywhere left to go with them that makes anything any "better" except better fans. And that goes for BOTH air vs AIO.. which is why you'll see Thermaltake, Corsair and Noctua at the top of either. (3 best fans out right now) Even high end custom loops are limited by their fan capabilities, though. There's a bit more to it when delving into custom.. such as FPI and coldplates and fins.. but at that point, you're really min/maxxing
Benefits of the aios aren’t meant to increase performance on the lower end he’s right but they are quieter, more efficient at pushing the heat out of the case because it pushes it right out instead of back into the case, and they are also if you want your pc to look more sleek. You aren’t going to get any significant performance gain from an aio.
I agree. I've been using a NH D-15 up until my current build, I run an Intel i5 xx600k with an overclock and the Noctua was good. Only reason I swapped to an AIO was it's slightly quieter., I did notice a very slight improvement on other component temps, I think because there's less mass blocking/deflecting the front to rear airflow. These differences are small though, they weren't anywhere near critical with the mighty Noctua.
Just got my first pc put together and your channel has really been to god send. Currently running a i7 with AIO water cooler haven’t really tested it out but hopefully it all goes well
Good Vid, I have used both Air & Liquid cooling with equal sucess, these days I like the new Liquid coolers because of the LCD temp display on some of them, I would think this would be a very useful utility.
I've always had air coolers, I might go with AIO in the future just for something different and try something new, but for me air works fine. Just got a new PC with an AMD 5800x and a Deepcool AK500 air cooler. So far so good, but you're not wrong when you say they are big, especially in a compact size case like I have.
One of the best straightforward and honest answer videos I've ever seen. Really well done. And keep being yourself, you're hilarious. So tired of all the "pro" videos out there that sleight of hand their answers to support their sponsors and put obviously better fans on an air cooler to try to "show" a different result and mislead so many people just trying to find an answer. Happily subscribed, and will be my newest goto video to give to people who want to learn. Very well done. All the "pros" could take a few lessons from ya, my dude.
I have the NH-U12A on my 12600k (it was the only LGA 1700 cooler I could get reasonably quickly the time). At stock, it ran at about 78C during cinebench, but after some overclocking the cooler got to its limits fairly quickly.
For me the Noctua NH-D15S (on my i7-5930K) because the second fan of a NH-D15 is not needed and onley produces more noice, faster fan speeds and no extra cooling.
Thanks for that. I have a 13700k and wanted to go full noctua build without having to cap the cpu but if you're hitting 78c on a 13600k, I think I'll stick with a aio.
This video is actually perfect time. Just got a new pc with a R5 5600x and temps idle at 55-65 while with cyberpunk it reaches 85-97. Thank you so much
I swear a lot of times I think Marcus could be a comedian😂😂😂. I have 4 fans in my PC(not counting the CPU cooler) all set to PWM, I hear slight noise, but only when I listen closely, I don’t mind it, just glad it’s not loud.
I just stumble on your channel. Love the content and presentation. I can see myself into this cuz I loved PCs back in the day and still do but never make it from that.
Just think about this for a minute, he puts so much effort into his videos, that he makes learning the most complicated and frustrating things about PCs……FUN🤯🤯🤯 Anyway, thanks for guiding me through building a PC and keep up the good work.
They ain't loud, that's not the problem with em. The main problem with em is that they gather dust and loose performance really fast if you forget to clean em. Yes I am here in hope that you will explain the real difference between a good quality cooler and liquid cooling, like do I really need to change or is it just time to get a better cpu.
i decided to get a 240mm aio cooler for my 12600KF, might be a overkill but it stays nice and cool at around 25 degrees idle and 35-50 in games (depending on what game it is)
I mean everything depends on whether or not your gonna overlock or if you want it quiet or easy to maintain. So like air cooling is more beginner friendly but if your more experienced you should go for water
I'm super happy with the MSI 360S Coreliquid. It keeps this 12900K chill even in 5.1GHz OCC. With my previous AIO (not gonna give names) I was hitting 69 Celsius with a 7960X NO OCC. With Coreliquid 360S I stay around 56Celsius with the 12900K@5.1GHz.Custom Water cooling is too much head each for me
I had a my 5950x setup with a custom loop and it ran about 10 degrees hotter then my current setup of a Corsair h115 elite 240. Blew my mind but I was tired of the maintenance on the custom loop to change components
Does custom loop needs maintenance at 2 or 3 months intervals? I am thinking of doing one from a store but it is very far away from my home and I can't go there often with that complex and heavy system. And by maintenance I mean what kind of maintenance does it need? Sorry I didn't researched a lot abt custom loop so if u tell me it'll be helpful.
@@samareshdas767 the maintenance it requires is basically changing the coolant every 6 to 12 months depending on the usage. No u don't need to replace components unless of course is personal preference.
I would love to do a custom loop PC but I prefer to buy the latest hardware and my budget doesn't stretch enough to justify the difference in cost over standard top of the range water cooling such corsair offers. Plus I can't afford the risk of killing my PC due to water leak, not to mention the risk of electrocution if it was to leak.
@@DarthJeremy364 just in case your asking me no I did not. The noctua nhu12s is a 158mm making this a somewhat compact but yet efficient cooler. The meshify c has a max cpu height of 172mm giving you plenty of clearance. You would need to be sure you have that 1 and not the meshify 2 to be sure. I do now have a different cooler I'm using and my nhu12s is just sitting in the box with a 2nd fan. Unfortunately my cpu Temps were a bit higher than I liked with a 5950x. Lol (new cpu)
Atm I'd give it to Air Cooling up to a certain cpu. Had a Air Cooler on my 7800x3d kept it at 72 on HD2 mid 50s on older games. Went with a 420mm for aesthetics/better cooling. Currently HD2 hits 80 still low 50s on older game's. Yes it's more pleasing on the eye with the AOI but the Air Cooler was doing the better job. Still thinking it over as I thought the AIO would/should of been better than my Air set up. May end up selling the AIO and getting the Air Cooler back in 😆
as long as it doesn’t involved any liquid would be best. i want to use the pc not waste my time changing coolant or tweaking the insides of a pc just so i can feel good seeing a couple of numbers go lower. the pc works for me i dont work for the pc.
is your case the corsair 7000d case ,, i see it has 4 front case fans , i have not seen a case like your ,, do you know if they still make computer case
I went with a white 240 corsair rgb aio,though i was tempted to go with a fan and heat-sink setup for a reliable solution but looks and performance of the aio got the better of me custom loop is something i would like to do with the next pc i build .
Most people cannot plumb their own custom liquid cooling PCs. The AIO liquid CPU coolers were supposed to be that happy middle ground compromise. The issue I have with these AIO kits is they tend to fail just outside of 2 years just beyond warranty. I went through 2 Corsair 110i AIO kits, an Arctic and a Thermaltake AIO kits. Until the manufacturers guarantee their AIOs with 5 year warranties, I am staying with massive oversized air cooler blocks
I was going to do air again with this upgrade cycle, but now I'm leaning toward water-cooled for the CPU simply because pretty much all of the air coolers that can somewhat keep up with water coolers don't have enough clearance for advanced RAM. I mean, who has 32mm ram anymore?! lol. I have a pretty large case and even adjusting the fan a bit isn't possible because it already fills up all of the height it can at standard height.
i looked at aio for a while glad i went air cooler. my fuma scythe 2 with dual sickleflow v2 rgb fans my 5600x at 4.7ghz never exceeds 45-50c in game, idle temps are 30-33c
Arctic freezer II 240mm aio on my 5800x paired with a 3070. that thing sits at 33c on idle on power saver mode and about 36c on high performance. In games it doesnt really matter since I play mostly less demanding older titles and occasionally a AAA title.
I just got a Capellix elite for my new 11th gen i5. My first time using one, I just had a single fan on my older 4690 i5. If nothing else, it looks really nice, ha ha. Also I have it set up as an exhaust on the top of my case. If I ever decide I want to have my AIO set up as an intake I'll buy a bigger one with 3 fans and have it on the front of my case. Honestly when that time comes though, I'll probably do a custom loop and have one at the top and bottom (my case is a corsair 680x, so it supports fans on the bottom of the case as well. I bought it specifically for it's airflow, after the disaster my old NZXT was on airflow)
Just finished my first build and was disappointed when I turned it on my cpu was 100 degrees and I found out the intel stock cooler clips had broken - very frustrating 😢
Guess that is my goal to upgrade my setup this year: save 1000€ for a new case and the most overkill custom RGB water-cooling. But since I have a FE 4080 I most likely will only water cool the CPU. My GPU rarely goes past 55°C NVIDIA really overkilled the cooling but honestly, I like it.
What's the difference between hydro cooling vs water cooling? Do I need it? I just upgraded to customized PC with max specs. Interior Lighting : iCUE LC100 Smart Case Lighting Triangles iCUE RGB Lighting with CORSAIR NODE PRO Processors : Intel Core i9-12900KS 16-Cores 4GHz (5.5GHz TurboBoost) Motherboard : ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z690 HERO DDR5 Memory : 64GB CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 (2x32GB) 5200MHz System Cooling : CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX LCD Display - White System Fans : CORSAIR QL White Fans iCUE RGB controlled by iCUE software Graphics Cards : NVIDIA 24GB GeForce RTX 3090 Ti Operating System : MS Windows 11 Home Operating System Drive : CORSAIR 500GB MP600 Gen4 Hard Drive : 4TB Samsung 870 QVO Series Power Supply : CORSAIR AX1600i ATX Titanium This setup cost me roughly around $7600. Do I need a hydro cooling system?
I actually like the beefy look of big air coolers as it gives the impression that the rig means business. Another reason I felt discouraged about AIO's when building my first PC is due to people on Facebook constantly commenting on other people's systems about how they did not rotate the pump/pipes right.
AIOs aren't really any better than a good air cooler until you start getting to the expensive side. Your generic ones have cold plates that barely or don't even cover the CPU/GPU, bad restriction problems from cheap rads, or pumps with bad flowrate and/or lift and fail miserably in what they try to achieve. The big bulky air coolers, tbh though are just as bad. After Zalmann came out with the heatpipe technology.. there really isn't anywhere left to go with them that makes anything any "better" except better fans. And that goes for BOTH air vs AIO.. which is why you'll see Thermaltake, Corsair and Noctua at the top of either. (3 best fans out right now)
Even high end custom loops are limited by their fan capabilities, though. There's a bit more to it when delving into custom.. such as FPI and coldplates and fins.. but at that point, you're really min/maxxing
Benefits of the aios aren’t meant to increase performance on the lower end he’s right but they are quieter, more efficient at pushing the heat out of the case because it pushes it right out instead of back into the case, and they are also if you want your pc to look more sleek. You aren’t going to get any significant performance gain from an aio.
@@ReasonRaider they aren't quieter than noctua 15
I agree. I've been using a NH D-15 up until my current build, I run an Intel i5 xx600k with an overclock and the Noctua was good. Only reason I swapped to an AIO was it's slightly quieter., I did notice a very slight improvement on other component temps, I think because there's less mass blocking/deflecting the front to rear airflow. These differences are small though, they weren't anywhere near critical with the mighty Noctua.
Just got my first pc put together and your channel has really been to god send.
Currently running a i7 with AIO water cooler haven’t really tested it out but hopefully it all goes well
Is there reservoir required for this setup?
did it work well
I've seen people wearing masks in their cars alone and outdoors and now I have seen a man talk to the time on his phone. My life is complete 🤣
I saw in 1 day 5 birds teying to brake my window.
I m scared
Sounds like a mundane existence lol
I was half way home from work one day last week, and realized I still had my mask on. Aarrggh! (Yes, I was alone.)
The amount of NPCs I run into on a weekly basis is ridiculous…
@@tdbradford Haha
Good Vid, I have used both Air & Liquid cooling with equal sucess, these days I like the new Liquid coolers because of the LCD temp display on some of them, I would think this would be a very useful utility.
I've always had air coolers, I might go with AIO in the future just for something different and try something new, but for me air works fine. Just got a new PC with an AMD 5800x and a Deepcool AK500 air cooler. So far so good, but you're not wrong when you say they are big, especially in a compact size case like I have.
Went from an Air Cooler to the Corsair 360mm Elite AIO. My temps weren’t great and the air was LOUD!. AIO is amazing.
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One of the best straightforward and honest answer videos I've ever seen. Really well done. And keep being yourself, you're hilarious.
So tired of all the "pro" videos out there that sleight of hand their answers to support their sponsors and put obviously better fans on an air cooler to try to "show" a different result and mislead so many people just trying to find an answer. Happily subscribed, and will be my newest goto video to give to people who want to learn. Very well done. All the "pros" could take a few lessons from ya, my dude.
Hes just meh. Pc builder guy is good.
Bro this pc is a size of a 4 year old 💀
Congrats to the future winner of this PC 🎉 its so sick 😎🔥
I have the NH-U12A on my 12600k (it was the only LGA 1700 cooler I could get reasonably quickly the time). At stock, it ran at about 78C during cinebench, but after some overclocking the cooler got to its limits fairly quickly.
it sounds a lot. Maybe you didnt apply the thermal paste properly? I got my NH-U12A just today.
For me the Noctua NH-D15S (on my i7-5930K) because the second fan of a NH-D15 is not needed and onley produces more noice, faster fan speeds and no extra cooling.
Thanks for that. I have a 13700k and wanted to go full noctua build without having to cap the cpu but if you're hitting 78c on a 13600k, I think I'll stick with a aio.
This video is actually perfect time. Just got a new pc with a R5 5600x and temps idle at 55-65 while with cyberpunk it reaches 85-97. Thank you so much
I use the stock AMD cooler with the 5600X and get nowhere near those temps with Cyberpunk. It might not been mounted 100% the first time.
@@pau1phi11ips Nah, my case is trash and with a 3070. I'm getting a noctua cooler tomorrow so hopefully its a lot better
@@pau1phi11ips be certain to run Ryzen Master….. & enable .XMP on your ram (via bios)….
I love the noctua NH-D15 and there fans. I'm glad Asus had a noctua fan on 3070.
I swear a lot of times I think Marcus could be a comedian😂😂😂. I have 4 fans in my PC(not counting the CPU cooler) all set to PWM, I hear slight noise, but only when I listen closely, I don’t mind it, just glad it’s not loud.
“The best cpu cooler is the friends we make along the way”
-John Cena(Tokyo Ghoul)
But how do I know which cooler will work with my PC?
You're actually quite funny and entertaining. I've always enjoyed a good pun. (Fan, In this Case, haha) Keep up the great work.
did you just make two puns in a row? hahahaa
I just stumble on your channel. Love the content and presentation. I can see myself into this cuz I loved PCs back in the day and still do but never make it from that.
"why do you watch my videos?". Well your cute for one, and very informative.
i´m acutally using an corsair hydro x custom loop with a 280 and 360 radiator just for my i5 11400f
Just think about this for a minute, he puts so much effort into his videos, that he makes learning the most complicated and frustrating
things about PCs……FUN🤯🤯🤯
Anyway, thanks for guiding me through building a PC and keep up the good work.
I definitely enjoy watching you over the other techtubers.
They ain't loud, that's not the problem with em. The main problem with em is that they gather dust and loose performance really fast if you forget to clean em.
Yes I am here in hope that you will explain the real difference between a good quality cooler and liquid cooling, like do I really need to change or is it just time to get a better cpu.
I did change, have a 7800X3d now with and noctua 15 on it. never yet been above 60% usage and doesn't go above 70 in temp usually sits below 60 even.
??? I heard that liquid cooled leak alot, is this correct and a viable concern?
i decided to get a 240mm aio cooler for my 12600KF, might be a overkill but it stays nice and cool at around 25 degrees idle and 35-50 in games (depending on what game it is)
Dam that pc can run the cyberpunk home screen/menu unlike mine, also that hard lining is insane.
keep up the great videos!
Id just like to say that liquid cooled pc you have next to you is one f the nicest ive seen. Not too over the top. Just right.
Picked up an Arctic 34 eSports Duo for £35 a few months ago, very pleased at how quiet and effective it is. :)
Cool video, thanks Centric!
I use a 240mm AIO for my i9-13900KF, even it can get to 80C when running 24 cores at 5.5GHZ
Right as I'm shopping for a new CPU cooler this comes up thanks man!
You have helped me so much with my first pc build like you should charge for your knowledge
With those views and subs I'm sure he makes plenty from his TH-cam e
love all the informational inputs
I see you have changed your custom loop since your first rigid tube video. Looks awesome man.
I wasnt’t waiting for component related jokes, but I’m glad I got them.
ever since i built my first pc in 2014 i've used Noctua coolers, those are god tier.
I mean everything depends on whether or not your gonna overlock or if you want it quiet or easy to maintain. So like air cooling is more beginner friendly but if your more experienced you should go for water
you're
I had aio from corsair 7 years ago and it gave up not very long after. Since then I just used a cooler master fan heat sink and it's never failed.
I'm super happy with the MSI 360S Coreliquid. It keeps this 12900K chill even in 5.1GHz OCC. With my previous AIO (not gonna give names) I was hitting 69 Celsius with a 7960X NO OCC. With Coreliquid 360S I stay around 56Celsius with the 12900K@5.1GHz.Custom Water cooling is too much head each for me
Im glad you like it. I have the 360 coreliquid, im going to purchase the 360s and move mine to my sons pc.
@@HardHeadMilitary 👏👍👍 It's a solid one.. And the noise is more than acceptable
I had a my 5950x setup with a custom loop and it ran about 10 degrees hotter then my current setup of a Corsair h115 elite 240. Blew my mind but I was tired of the maintenance on the custom loop to change components
Does custom loop needs maintenance at 2 or 3 months intervals? I am thinking of doing one from a store but it is very far away from my home and I can't go there often with that complex and heavy system. And by maintenance I mean what kind of maintenance does it need? Sorry I didn't researched a lot abt custom loop so if u tell me it'll be helpful.
@@samareshdas767 the maintenance it requires is basically changing the coolant every 6 to 12 months depending on the usage. No u don't need to replace components unless of course is personal preference.
@@hectorgonzalez4792 ok
on the custom looped pc what is the case called
Thanks alot, your videos are fun and interesting!! I will start building my own pc soon ,as I want to do a zen4 build got a TUF-501 case!!
put my eye on it too for some time now. sick looking case. probably will do my build in it
I love your humor :D great video that keeps the viewer entertained and drawn to the subject! Thumbs up from me :D
Just the video i was looking for now 😱
I would love to do a custom loop PC but I prefer to buy the latest hardware and my budget doesn't stretch enough to justify the difference in cost over standard top of the range water cooling such corsair offers. Plus I can't afford the risk of killing my PC due to water leak, not to mention the risk of electrocution if it was to leak.
As a novice I chose to go with a air cooler because if I mess something up its OVER
Great advice thank you :)
I am personally a fan of air coolers. I run the noctua nhu12s chromax. I feel it fills out the case easier. Idk just my preference.
Im the same, aio's make it feel a little empty for me
Did you have any trouble with clearances in your case when installing? Im using fractal meshify catx mid tower. Not sure if it will fit
@@DarthJeremy364 just in case your asking me no I did not. The noctua nhu12s is a 158mm making this a somewhat compact but yet efficient cooler. The meshify c has a max cpu height of 172mm giving you plenty of clearance. You would need to be sure you have that 1 and not the meshify 2 to be sure. I do now have a different cooler I'm using and my nhu12s is just sitting in the box with a 2nd fan. Unfortunately my cpu Temps were a bit higher than I liked with a 5950x. Lol (new cpu)
“somewhere in your chassis” haha :))
ever since i have been looking for new computer things, my computer is slowing down like it doesn't want me to replace it.
Hey man, ive been loving your content and has been very useful as i just started getting into pcs, thank yo so much!!!
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Atm I'd give it to Air Cooling up to a certain cpu. Had a Air Cooler on my 7800x3d kept it at 72 on HD2 mid 50s on older games. Went with a 420mm for aesthetics/better cooling. Currently HD2 hits 80 still low 50s on older game's. Yes it's more pleasing on the eye with the AOI but the Air Cooler was doing the better job. Still thinking it over as I thought the AIO would/should of been better than my Air set up. May end up selling the AIO and getting the Air Cooler back in 😆
You forgot to mention about the maintenance for custom cooling. It is a lot of work.
5:50 It's about the way you use it. It's not all about size...
Good content!
Learnt a lot from you. Thanks
Why using water instead of mineral oil? 🤔
I prefer all in one liquid cooler their more convenient because for an air cooler to be effective its got to be massive dude
as long as it doesn’t involved any liquid would be best. i want to use the pc not waste my time changing coolant or tweaking the insides of a pc just so i can feel good seeing a couple of numbers go lower. the pc works for me i dont work for the pc.
thank you for the video!
Why the Intel still use screw pins is beyong me, instead screws on the plate...
I think the NZXT KRAKEN Z73 is the best AIO cooler if you want a custom cooler go for the other companies.
are you?! *ARE YOU?!*
Confirmed Marcus pulls pc parts out of thin air 3:29
I personally go for liquid cooling and nothing better than the Corsair triple capellix
I can tell you are from England when it says "caller" instead of "cooler" in the captions, haha.
Upgraded to vetroo v5 CPU cooler for my Ryzen 5 3600 absolute bargin for the price temps Never go over 60c under full load
is your case the corsair 7000d case ,, i see it has 4 front case fans , i have not seen a case like your ,, do you know if they still make computer case
I went with a white 240 corsair rgb aio,though i was tempted to go with a fan and heat-sink setup for a reliable solution but looks and performance of the aio got the better of me custom loop is something i would like to do with the next pc i build .
WHY IS THAT PC ENORMOUS
when he said UK only -_- lmfao damn it man
I always go air cooling!
Most people cannot plumb their own custom liquid cooling PCs. The AIO liquid CPU coolers were supposed to be that happy middle ground compromise. The issue I have with these AIO kits is they tend to fail just outside of 2 years just beyond warranty. I went through 2 Corsair 110i AIO kits, an Arctic and a Thermaltake AIO kits. Until the manufacturers guarantee their AIOs with 5 year warranties, I am staying with massive oversized air cooler blocks
that must be a new record for most dad jokes told per minute
I was going to do air again with this upgrade cycle, but now I'm leaning toward water-cooled for the CPU simply because pretty much all of the air coolers that can somewhat keep up with water coolers don't have enough clearance for advanced RAM. I mean, who has 32mm ram anymore?! lol. I have a pretty large case and even adjusting the fan a bit isn't possible because it already fills up all of the height it can at standard height.
0:46 you werent even on a phone call. i am so mad right now
great job keep up the good
Thanks
My Noctua Tower Cooler keeps my 5950X while gaming around 70 degrees.
What is the name of the case in the video ? İ like it .
i looked at aio for a while glad i went air cooler. my fuma scythe 2 with dual sickleflow v2 rgb fans my 5600x at 4.7ghz never exceeds 45-50c in game, idle temps are 30-33c
That’s ice cold ❄️
My friends said liquid are not good they said they can leak and mess up the PC parts when it leaks
I’m just not interested in the possibility of having a leak somewhere down the line because of whatever reason that it ruins the entire system
Dude! We got the same glasses!
Awsome video right now I am useing AIO 240mm with a Ryzen 5 3600XT
Arctic freezer II 240mm aio on my 5800x paired with a 3070. that thing sits at 33c on idle on power saver mode and about 36c on high performance. In games it doesnt really matter since I play mostly less demanding older titles and occasionally a AAA title.
Yeah im about to build my new pc with 5900x and Arctic freezer 280mm so should be fine
I just got a Capellix elite for my new 11th gen i5. My first time using one, I just had a single fan on my older 4690 i5. If nothing else, it looks really nice, ha ha.
Also I have it set up as an exhaust on the top of my case. If I ever decide I want to have my AIO set up as an intake I'll buy a bigger one with 3 fans and have it on the front of my case. Honestly when that time comes though, I'll probably do a custom loop and have one at the top and bottom (my case is a corsair 680x, so it supports fans on the bottom of the case as well. I bought it specifically for it's airflow, after the disaster my old NZXT was on airflow)
Noctua NH-D15S because the second fan of a NH-D15 is not needed and onley produces more noice, faster fanspeeds and no extra cooling.
Let not forget that All in one cooler has pump noise which is louder and less pleasant than Air cooler.
Just finished my first build and was disappointed when I turned it on my cpu was 100 degrees and I found out the intel stock cooler clips had broken - very frustrating 😢
That case is hugeeee wtf!! 😂
So pretty though 🤩🥵
Bro, I thought you shrunk when I saw you next to the pc 👀🤣
Big boy case
@@PcCentric 😂 you right
I’m happy with my Corsair H100i keeps my 10850k 5ghz all core quite cool at max 65c.
Hey Centric, what desk is best for a 30 inch table?
I've got the ICUE H115I. Keeping my 5900x nice and frosty with a dab of arctic CPU paste.
Wanted to know how to refill an all in one liquid cooler. Can’t find anything about it.
Guess that is my goal to upgrade my setup this year: save 1000€ for a new case and the most overkill custom RGB water-cooling. But since I have a FE 4080 I most likely will only water cool the CPU. My GPU rarely goes past 55°C NVIDIA really overkilled the cooling but honestly, I like it.
I wonder how loud it is in real time when you play game
What's the difference between hydro cooling vs water cooling? Do I need it? I just upgraded to customized PC with max specs.
Interior Lighting : iCUE LC100 Smart Case Lighting Triangles
iCUE RGB Lighting with CORSAIR NODE PRO
Processors : Intel Core i9-12900KS 16-Cores 4GHz (5.5GHz TurboBoost)
Motherboard : ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z690 HERO DDR5
Memory : 64GB CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 (2x32GB) 5200MHz
System Cooling : CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX LCD Display - White
System Fans : CORSAIR QL White Fans iCUE RGB controlled by iCUE software
Graphics Cards : NVIDIA 24GB GeForce RTX 3090 Ti
Operating System : MS Windows 11 Home
Operating System Drive : CORSAIR 500GB MP600 Gen4
Hard Drive : 4TB Samsung 870 QVO Series
Power Supply : CORSAIR AX1600i ATX Titanium
This setup cost me roughly around $7600. Do I need a hydro cooling system?