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Do I need a pump for just  water cooling Cpu?? 

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Corsair Hydro H100i v2

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1 hour ago, DAnewguy said:

Do I need a pump for just  water cooling Cpu?? 

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Corsair Hydro H100i v2

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The corsair is all in one liquid cooler so it has everything that you need

 

 

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the Corsair H100i V2 is a self contained loop. All you have to do is mount it in your computer, plug it in, and then it does everything else all on its own.

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6 minutes ago, DAnewguy said:

Do I need a pump for just  water cooling Cpu?? 

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Corsair Hydro H100i v2

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A pump is always required for current liquid cooling. The cooler comes with a pump as it is an All-in-one style.

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Just now, FilipSebik said:

The corsair is all in one liquid cooler so it has everything that you need

Sorry for meybe a very dumb question but what about the liquid it self is it in all ready?

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Just now, DAnewguy said:

Sorry for meybe a very dumb question but what about the liquid it self is it in all ready?

Yes. The liquid is already in the cooler and no maintenance is required except for the occasional cleaning of the radiator.

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1 minute ago, Godlygamer23 said:

A pump is always required for current liquid cooling. The cooler comes with a pump as it is an All-in-one style.

Well I should ask in a better way if it has a pump or not 

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Just now, DAnewguy said:

Well I should ask in a better way if it has a pump or not 

It has a pump integrated into the block that mounts against the CPU.

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Just now, DAnewguy said:

Well I should ask in a better way if it has a pump or not 

Yah, it has a pump and liquid all contained and ready to go. No assembly is required on your part in terms of the cooler.

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H100i is simple.

Buy it, mount it and turn on PC.

Simple as that. Nothing else needed.

 

It's AIO cooler. That mean rad + pump + liquid + fan is all alredy put together. It's kinda plug and play xD 

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