He-he, there are three main parts in water... two hydrogens and one oxygen... :cool:
But, seriously, I think EK is best in blocks and Bitspower in fittings... but, there may be some exceptions... - like at the CPU blocks, there are other companies who are making good ones too, but for graphics, I think, EK is the best And the same with fittings too...
But, seriously, I think EK is best in blocks and Bitspower in fittings... but, there may be some exceptions... - like at the CPU blocks, there are other companies who are making good ones too, but for graphics, I think, EK is the best And the same with fittings too...
Koolance 380 or EK Supremacy for CPU block are 2 real good one, witch one is the best? you fanboy for witch one, ? who care I have both
wathever you choose, don't forget to include a Koolance TMS to monitor your system, it will shutdown the PC base on lack of flow, pump failure, or temps to high someplace. It'S about $ 100 and worth every cents .
wathever you choose, don't forget to include a Koolance TMS to monitor your system, it will shutdown the PC base on lack of flow, pump failure, or temps to high someplace. It'S about $ 100 and worth every cents .
Why waste $100 on that when you just need to lower the temperature threshhold in the bios and the PC will shut down as soon as the cpu goes above it.
Its usually defaulted at 90°, I dropped mine to 70°.
I can guarantee that it works because I shut down the pump on my system and watched the cpu temp climb to 70° and then total shutdown 😉
Its usually defaulted at 90°, I dropped mine to 70°.
I can guarantee that it works because I shut down the pump on my system and watched the cpu temp climb to 70° and then total shutdown 😉
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I can guarantee that it works because I shut down the pump on my system and watched the cpu temp climb to 70° and then total shutdown 😉
I can guarantee it don't work everytime, as I have a pump failure 2 years ago on a i5-750 the CPU burn, so it's happen
Good thing Intel replace it , aside I have not yet found where in the BIOS of my P9X79 WS is the place to adjust this temp
here the email from the Intel RMA
