should i replace my aio?

[orze]

ive been running a TR 1920x from release over 4 years ago and been loving that thing running it on a arctic Liquid Freezer 360

i got when i first built this pc.

that cpu as much as i love it started showing its age so i found a super good deal for a 5950x and went for it.

and i was thinking should i replace my now over 4 years old Liquid Freezer 360?

this 1920x isnt overheating this days but i do know AIO's degrade over time. (just like any water cooler i guess)

i was thinking on switching to the Liquid Freezer II 360 as i like the brand and i always see good reviews but my question is it needed if this 1 that i got doesn't seem to show too much aging and seem to cool my 1920x still fine to this day (its oced to 4ghz and doesn't break 85c under all core load as of today) it used to be abit cooler but i donnu if the difference is worth throwing away a whole loop. id love opinions thank you.

[jaslion]

If it works it works. So keep using it till it fails.

[Stormseeker9]

I mean if it works, it works right!? Don’t see why one would change it, unless for aesthetics reasons perhaps 

[NorKris]

22 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

I mean if it works, it works right!? Don’t see why one would change it, unless for aesthetics reasons perhaps 

i hope arctic comes out with a ARGB cooler soon   but untill then   

[Naijin]

20 minutes ago, NorKris said:

i hope arctic comes out with a ARGB cooler soon   but untill then   

Something like this or an ARGB CPU block?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/ARCTIC-Liquid-Freezer-RGB-Multi-compatible/dp/B08WRWNNZ9

[NorKris]

like when the cooler has ARGB (minimum CPU block ofc)  not just putting some ARGB fans on it and call it a day XD 

[orze]

On 5/6/2022 at 4:07 PM, NorKris said:

like when the cooler has ARGB (minimum CPU block ofc)  not just putting some ARGB fans on it and call it a day XD 

hosntly same i already got rgb fans