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DavidTheWinWouldn't quite say all of that is true right now, newer AIOs are much better than they were initially, anti kink tubing and all that. Obviously you're still better off going with custom liquid cooling but a good AIO is a valid choice nowadays, if a little more expensive for similar performance to say an NH-D14. There is a valid use for 120mm in many mITX cases though, a lot don't have the space required for an air heatsink that would outperform a 120mm cooler, but there is usually a 120mm fan mount you can fit one too somewhere.
More expensive, more points of failure. If space is prohibitive, avoid high-end cooling completely and use a low-profile air cooler or the CPU's stock cooler. When a CLC releases that doesn't have a pump that grinds and introduces air to the coolant on 1 in every 10 units, I'll reevaluate. Failure of any liquid loop is catastrophic, while a fan failing will simply result in higher operating temperatures until it can be replaced.
rosI was thinking closed loop ones that are easier to install but youre right maybe I shouldn't jump on that so soon. Thanks for the recommendation, I think that's what I'm going to get and it matches my case too.
Yeah, closed loop coolers use awful pumps that aren't user replaceable, and cheap tubing that kinks and leaks easily, I can't stress enough to stay away from them. They perform the same as high-end air cooling, cost more, and have many more points of failure.
NZXT Respire T40. 30 USD, performs like the 212 except a little more quietly, and it doesn't look like shit.
The only reason you should liquid cool is if you have the funds and expertise to plan and build a custom loop, for which you'll need rads, fans, tubing, fittings or barbs, waterblocks, coolant, and biocide or killcoils.
DeepI'm going to a superbowl party to not celebrate the superbowl
It is OK to like things.
It is OK to not like things.
It is not OK to not like things because other people like things.
Try cursorlock
laptops are shitty and get hot so they throttle back the cpu clock, get a cooling mat and your CPU won't throttle back as much.
I remember playing this on the gamecube with 4 GBAs plugged in using the adaptor things
FPS config, cooling mat if it's a laptop, gamebooster type program to close processes while ingame.
waobread from Asian bakeries is pretty good
Now I want one of those steamed BBQ pork buns :c
smoboThe powerjack needs to remain banned. A pyro with that much mobility changes the meta in a way that leads to more reflecting, more movement disabling, and more uber denial.
pyro is always going to be crippled by his short effective range, scouts can just focus pyro and heckle him with distance.