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- Jun 7, 2021
Hi, I am very happy to join OC forums.
My purpose: to built an AMD system - Liquid cooled of course (full loop no AIO) with the purpose of OCing maybe after enjoying a few months of gaming 1st!
I haven't had a new pc since 08 on which I oced an Intel from 3.0 to 4.14 GHz on an AIO successfully 24/7.
Well here we are at it again! This is gonna be a pro Liquid cool loop that will be oced to the max. I will enjoy building it in regards to hydrodynamics and optimum cooling performance.
I have already purchased the 5950x and that's it!
What I need from my fellow enthusiasts is guidance in which threads to look on about things as :
1. Best mobos that support 5950x oc
2. Best Ram
3.Best advice on advanced cooling loops. ( eg double pumps? soft tubing vs hard. which tubing diameter is optimal, separate loop cpu-radiator and vga-radiator or connect them in line, cool the ram or not, get a monoblock or separate blocks etc)
4. PSU and many more thing!etc...
There are thousand threads in here and it would be impossible to manage without this community's help!
Thanks!
My purpose: to built an AMD system - Liquid cooled of course (full loop no AIO) with the purpose of OCing maybe after enjoying a few months of gaming 1st!
I haven't had a new pc since 08 on which I oced an Intel from 3.0 to 4.14 GHz on an AIO successfully 24/7.
Well here we are at it again! This is gonna be a pro Liquid cool loop that will be oced to the max. I will enjoy building it in regards to hydrodynamics and optimum cooling performance.
I have already purchased the 5950x and that's it!
What I need from my fellow enthusiasts is guidance in which threads to look on about things as :
1. Best mobos that support 5950x oc
2. Best Ram
3.Best advice on advanced cooling loops. ( eg double pumps? soft tubing vs hard. which tubing diameter is optimal, separate loop cpu-radiator and vga-radiator or connect them in line, cool the ram or not, get a monoblock or separate blocks etc)
4. PSU and many more thing!etc...
There are thousand threads in here and it would be impossible to manage without this community's help!
Thanks!