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Why wouldn't it be?  840mm of rad, when most people use 360-480 for an entire loop.
 
They're consumer PC components not NASA test prototypes. 

Watch this video, GN is quite knowledgeable about this stuff
 
As long as you don't mount it like they say not to mount, it, you are probably ok

GPU shortage. Those cards are still hard to get in many area, and the demand is still quite high. If you like, maybe wait for the GPU stock to be more available (if they will), then you can see the price will drop.

1st "GPU": Integrated graphics on your CPU. Usually used when on the desktop, doing web browsing, etc. and will consume less power from your battery than the dGPU.
 
2nd GPU: Dedicated GPU (dGPU). Used when you play games.
 
Should be switching between automatically based on your workload.

Also, I believe that the 2700 ~= 3600 in terms of performance, so that was not the best use of dollars in terms of an upgrade.
 
And I agree, without verifying you're running the same settings, it's pretty much impossible to know if something is wrong.  You could double check your numbers against the stickied post in this section of the forum (make sure to use the same settings as they did as well)

@ManosMax13 The idea that I like the best so far, is getting a piece of 5/8" (maybe overkill) plywood and cutting it to the width of the support for the upper bunk. Mount the VESA mount with the screws to the plywood, then clamp the wood to the bed frame.
 
Hopefully this makes sense? I attached a picture with my explanation.

I am a huge fan of water cooling, and frequently lurk in the Liquid & Exotic Cooling section of the forum.  Something that has been annoying for me, is sorting through 9/10th of the posts being "what XYZmm RGB AIO should I buy?" or "Is 29C too hot for my new XYZmm AIO?" trying to find threads of interesting builds / people asking for help on custom water cooling / exotic cooling methods, topics which I think are more the essence of what the section is for.
 
Can we make a new section, or a new sticky thread for these AIO questions? Also, sorry if this is not appropriate or is a bad suggestion. Just something that I would like to see happen.
 
Thanks!

Can do one of these, but not both.

B .remove the remaining and add new paste There might be some debris (lint ect) which will slightly affect the contact.

I see a hard drive not connected!

because the people who do full custom liquid are the exotic car drivers of the forums. We drive the cars only a handful of people can afford and don't need it clogged up with people driving riced out Honda civics!
 
Of course I joke, but I do feel many have that mindset. There is a very big difference in doing a custom loop and buying an AIO. They are different enough that they aren't really the same. Yes, they both technically use liquid, but if we are going by that requirement then anything with a heatpipe should be in there too.
 
When it comes down to it an AIO is closer to a air cooler in regards to simplicity than it is to a custom loop. I also think AIOs are more comparable to air coolers from a performance POV as well. I mean AIOs and aircoolers directly compete against each other.

I am a huge fan of water cooling, and frequently lurk in the Liquid & Exotic Cooling section of the forum.  Something that has been annoying for me, is sorting through 9/10th of the posts being "what XYZmm RGB AIO should I buy?" or "Is 29C too hot for my new XYZmm AIO?" trying to find threads of interesting builds / people asking for help on custom water cooling / exotic cooling methods, topics which I think are more the essence of what the section is for.
 
Can we make a new section, or a new sticky thread for these AIO questions? Also, sorry if this is not appropriate or is a bad suggestion. Just something that I would like to see happen.
 
Thanks!

I am a huge fan of water cooling, and frequently lurk in the Liquid & Exotic Cooling section of the forum.  Something that has been annoying for me, is sorting through 9/10th of the posts being "what XYZmm RGB AIO should I buy?" or "Is 29C too hot for my new XYZmm AIO?" trying to find threads of interesting builds / people asking for help on custom water cooling / exotic cooling methods, topics which I think are more the essence of what the section is for.
 
Can we make a new section, or a new sticky thread for these AIO questions? Also, sorry if this is not appropriate or is a bad suggestion. Just something that I would like to see happen.
 
Thanks!

I am a huge fan of water cooling, and frequently lurk in the Liquid & Exotic Cooling section of the forum.  Something that has been annoying for me, is sorting through 9/10th of the posts being "what XYZmm RGB AIO should I buy?" or "Is 29C too hot for my new XYZmm AIO?" trying to find threads of interesting builds / people asking for help on custom water cooling / exotic cooling methods, topics which I think are more the essence of what the section is for.
 
Can we make a new section, or a new sticky thread for these AIO questions? Also, sorry if this is not appropriate or is a bad suggestion. Just something that I would like to see happen.
 
Thanks!

I am a huge fan of water cooling, and frequently lurk in the Liquid & Exotic Cooling section of the forum.  Something that has been annoying for me, is sorting through 9/10th of the posts being "what XYZmm RGB AIO should I buy?" or "Is 29C too hot for my new XYZmm AIO?" trying to find threads of interesting builds / people asking for help on custom water cooling / exotic cooling methods, topics which I think are more the essence of what the section is for.
 
Can we make a new section, or a new sticky thread for these AIO questions? Also, sorry if this is not appropriate or is a bad suggestion. Just something that I would like to see happen.
 
Thanks!

Can't tell because your photo is so perspectively distorted. But as I said above, everything will change with the waterblock so no point discussing this now.

A question like this pops up every now and then here on the forums, use the search function and you'll find out why it's not a good idea. The TLDR is the isopropyl will literally dissolve PCB's and the like, thus exposing traces and everything goes to shit from there. Your parts will literally be eaten alive. So no, it will not work - period. 

ok, have fun

Air molecules are smaller than water molecules, even if there is some air loss throughout the system doesn't mean that it is going to leak.

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Content like this is best suited as a Status update.

That implies hacking or automation, he said he's not using anything of the sorts.
 
If it's a legitimate software, you can easily mention it on the forum.

@zogthegreat I mean, this case does have space for 3 large radiators. But you really don't have to add another 120mm just because you can.

Watercooling is definitely expensive, but in your going absolutely balls deep with this build too.  1x 560mm rads is more than enough for basically enough for any setup, and your build list includes 2 of these as well as other rads.

Watercooling is definitely expensive, but in your going absolutely balls deep with this build too.  1x 560mm rads is more than enough for basically enough for any setup, and your build list includes 2 of these as well as other rads.

I still have my old CaseLabs SMA8 Magnum A revision that i used for a build awhile. Since im sad about them shutting down. I started disassembeling it  today and me and my friend are gonna make blueprints for the parts so you can create you own cases might still take a couple of weeks but i'll post the instructions after it is finished.