pump rpm went to 0 = cpu overheating

>>61026297
No sympathy for you AIO fags. Your dh15 would still be working today.

>>61026362
Yup. My NHD14 still works just as well as the day I bought it.

>>61026297

>needing to watercool a 4core processor

lol, that's Intel for you, 91W TDP housefire

>>61026362
AIO is very alluring, but at the end of the day, a good 240mm rad is still 2 fans + pump VS 2 fans + HS.

The heatsink won't die (or leak). Less to go wrong. I'll stick to my copper & aluminum monster.

>>61026399
It's actually cool running. Skylake wasn't shit. What you should be laughing at is the fact that this underage gaymer cools his 6600k with an AIO and manages to also fuck it up.

>>61026297
you bought a shit no name pump instead of a trusted brand, what did you expect?

>>61026422
Rads have far more surface area than any heatsink I've seen. Can't someone just build a heatsink with radiator fins and normal heatpipes?

>>61026297
>Shitlake
>Jew Goo
>AIO
Did you get a 970 too?

>>61026719
Skylake is pretty decent, anon

>>61026773
If you were previously running Westmere or Deneb, maybe...

>>61026815
C2D. Objectively better than anything before it. Kaby is a mess, however. Would still buy sl over kl if ryzen didn't exist.

>>61026681
Radiator fins tend to be more delicate in my experience. It takes relatively little to maul them, and they're never quite the same even if you spend time unkinking them.

I wonder if it has to do with manufacturing realities and/or user handling expectations.

>>61026681
You haven't really been looking very hard then...
there are many dual tower coolers...

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>>61027812
I'm talking about fin design

>>61026297
>buy RGB LED AIO ©®™
>almost $200
>performs 1% better than $90 air cooler
>loud as fuck
>fails and melts CPU
>meanwhile when air cooler fan fails temperatures rises 5°C
You deserve this, buy am air cooler instead of this autistic meme next time.