Obviously the subject is so vague... you may be curious to look in this message.
Why do people choose watercooling? I think it goes back to the desire to create and build, which would let you go somewhere no one would think of going... such as liquid nitro.
I think it was fun at the time but its too expensive for the people like me. I don't know if watercooling will ever go mainstream; what do you guys think?
I remember how excited I was to tear open my goodies and begin leak testing. The most rewarding part of the whole deal was being able to build a shroud, and mod your case to fit the stuff. Reminds me of the days when legos were the cool thing.
Anyway...
Cheers
Why do people choose watercooling? I think it goes back to the desire to create and build, which would let you go somewhere no one would think of going... such as liquid nitro.
I think it was fun at the time but its too expensive for the people like me. I don't know if watercooling will ever go mainstream; what do you guys think?
I remember how excited I was to tear open my goodies and begin leak testing. The most rewarding part of the whole deal was being able to build a shroud, and mod your case to fit the stuff. Reminds me of the days when legos were the cool thing.
Anyway...
Cheers
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