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galaxynote

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Need advice is it possible to fan cool i9 9900k processor and 2080ti?
Worried abt leakage in watrr cooling
 

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Yes it's possible. Check out this simple guide for reference on OC with air cooler by der8auer:


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let us know if you manage to get your hand on water block for 2080ti since no one has it yet :)
 

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Do u recommend liqiid cooling vs fan
That by itself is a very subjective question. It depends on the purpose of your build, and whether you plan to OC your PC. Heck, there are folks that OC their PC on air cooler as well, and there are folks that are on custom water loops just for fun.

I just built two identical spec-ed PC as per my system build to the right, but one is on air, while my own build is on water. Both works just fine as it is, and I recommend both as well, because it boils down to the usage of the PC and whether the end user is comfortable with water running in a computer.
 

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That by itself is a very subjective question. It depends on the purpose of your build, and whether you plan to OC your PC. Heck, there are folks that OC their PC on air cooler as well, and there are folks that are on custom water loops just for fun.

I just built two identical spec-ed PC as per my system build to the right, but one is on air, while my own build is on water. Both works just fine as it is, and I recommend both as well, because it boils down to the usage of the PC and whether the end user is comfortable with water running in a computer.

If my purpose is hardcore gaming what do u suggest?
 
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