also there's literally no where else

to put my pc

and my dad uses it

so he's just gonna say no way

he has like 60 hours on fallout 4 in last month

fallout new vegas*

based as fuck

he just plays hearthstone and civ 5

and fallout new vegas now

https://twitter.com/ColumbiaBugle/status/1325133862754660352

Kami just screamed about jews lol

kami is gay

What would be better? Getting a water-cooling block or a Noctua cooler

I don't overclock.

But I do play games that heat up my CPU, e.g. Yakuza Kiwami 2 and MHW.

I've never messed with liquid cooling for pcs

I have a aio

The benefits of a quieter room vs more points for failure and catastrophe. Heatsinks and fans are annoying to clean too but 4x a year tops you should be fine

My knowledge is some years out of date tho, maybe the pumps, tubes, couplings have improved

If you're the type to change pcs like every other year then it's prob fine

my pc is super quiet

dont hear it at all

If you want to stretch a pcs life I say go fans/sinks

i dont really play demanding games tho

https://dlive.tv/BakedAlaska?ref=dlive-96890718

he at the protests

Yeah ymmv

The fans on AIO's aren't necessarily quiet.

The one's that have quiet fans usually go for 150+

Competitive gamers play on low settings anyway

https://twitter.com/WhyIsTheKaito/status/1325154968291090432

I have a corsair watercooled heatsink and it seems pretty based. With an SSD my PC is insanely quiet and I can overclock comfortably

i have like a total of 800 gb

harddrive and ssd

I think there's something wrong with my 1070. It gets unusually loud when I unlock the framerate.

Liquid cooling just seems like an extra way for the whole thing to fucking break

yeah

wouldnt fuck wit it

imo