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

except my rookie mistake was worse

bought a graphics card that was *technically* long enough for my case, but the power connector was blocked

I had to cut the metal to fit my gpu

@Hydrateps what gpu do you have

Gay sex 1070

@cha0sstar ...... why would i tell you

that said, if you want my advice, next time you do a big upgrade, get yourself something like the Corsair Air 240 if you want to keep it small but still have space for a good cooler

Mr.Im gonna play rust with you then never does

because Intel's new CPUs run a LOT hotter than Ryzen does

in fact, Ryzen lies to you about its temps

I couldn’t get my mic to work and then I passed out