in terms of height, ideally the tubes should be below the CPU block

hmmm

how long have you had it?

not sure

but its not more than a year

hmmm

because I personally stay clear of watercooling so I can only go off of info I get from my friends who do have it and sources like GN

@kawaii -_-

so you dont give tech tips

but an AIO from the factory will have as much as 10% of the loop's contents be air

if your CPU block is already the lowest point in your loop, the tubing isn't positioned such that air could be trapped in the block, and it still makes grinding noises?

@Hydrateps hi

to me it sounds like there's something wrong with the pump, possibly air trapped in it

@kawaii Its rare it does it

but it sometimes does it

oh phew

@Sam Hyde Sup

I thought you meant it was like all the time

Eating dinner

*supper

Water cooling is a gimmick

Dinner

if it's just on occasion, yeah that's probably just an air bubble moving through the pump

but pickle is correct, water cooling is a meme that should really only be applied in small form factor builds

I don't have all the fancy stuff bub

It's absurd on its face

Its just a Aio

bc the new reyzens get hot

fam

I hate to break it to you

Don't call me fam you wont give me ur house -_-

Why would you put WATER near your ELECTRONICS

there are almost no AIOs on the market that outperform the Noctua NH-D15

idk what that is

Watch that yellow fever guy I'm sure he did a video on that

it's a basic double tower air cooler

Yeah And My case is small thats why i cant get those

Thats the other reason

ah the rookie mistake

I made it too once