ya um.noob question..is liquid cooling safe? i got a $1,000 processor and i dont wanna mess it up
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Jump to PostCorrectly fitted and maintained, yes liquid cooling is quite safe. But why on earth would you want to use it anyway?
Improperly fitted and maintained it's NOT safe. Unless you use a quite expensive and cumbersome setup it's only marginally more effective than a decent air-cooling alternative, and unless …
Jump to PostTo quote myself from another thread in this forum:
>"Hey, what's that sound?"
>"It's coming from your computer."
>"Oh, !@#$!!! The watercooling hose sprung a leak!"
>*sizzle* *zap* *pop* *sizzle*
>"I think you need a new motherboard..."
Jump to PostHiya Whitie.
I'd like to point out this key to you:
[img]http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-11/505907/caps.jpg[/img]
Sometimes we can accidentally bump it, and then everything we type will make people think that we're yelling at them rudely!
Yes, you can get lower temps by using water-cooling. …
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