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Ok so there are two types of liquid coolers.

 

AIO's (Like the h100i) (AIO means all in one)

Custom Loops (Carzy expensive doohickys)

 

Lets start with the h100i it falls under the aio category and has everything you need for liquid cooling in one block and radiator. There is no need for anything else. As the name says All in one means every part included into one single part.

 

Now Custom loops are the ones you know bout. All different parts and can cool literally everything. Much more epensive but can expand and usually better performence. The AIOS come at fixed standards, no changing anything. With the custom loops you can go overkill and even achieve overclocked 40 degress celcius max load

Alright so I been learning alot about watercooling and I have one question that might sound really silly to someone. Alright so every water cooling needs cooler, pump and reservoir right? So why I see somewhere only cooler, somewhere reservoir and pump? For example h100i, its all built inside of it or what? Someone please explain me. -wrote it from my phone

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The pump is in the CPU block. Theres no need for a res because equal amount of water (90% sure of this).

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Ok so there are two types of liquid coolers.

 

AIO's (Like the h100i) (AIO means all in one)

Custom Loops (Carzy expensive doohickys)

 

Lets start with the h100i it falls under the aio category and has everything you need for liquid cooling in one block and radiator. There is no need for anything else. As the name says All in one means every part included into one single part.

 

Now Custom loops are the ones you know bout. All different parts and can cool literally everything. Much more epensive but can expand and usually better performence. The AIOS come at fixed standards, no changing anything. With the custom loops you can go overkill and even achieve overclocked 40 degress celcius max load

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ok so some coolings got all built inside, so why do people make custom loop with everything seperate? Better performance? For the look? Quiter?

Performance, and looks. It perform's allot better than an AiO.

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Ok so there are two types of liquid coolers.

 

AIO's (Like the h100i) (AIO means all in one)

Custom Loops (Carzy expensive doohickys)

 

Lets start with the h100i it falls under the aio category and has everything you need for liquid cooling in one block and radiator. There is no need for anything else. As the name says All in one means every part included into one single part.

 

Now Custom loops are the ones you know bout. All different parts and can cool literally everything. Much more epensive but can expand and usually better performence. The AIOS come at fixed standards, no changing anything. With the custom loops you can go overkill and even achieve overclocked 40 degress celcius max load

Best explanation I could have gotten. Thanks buddy helped me alot.
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Best explanation I could have gotten. Thanks buddy helped me alot.

Your welcome!

I also got confused when I first started on this topic.

Also If you want to venture into watercooling but want a aio for now and expand to a custom loop further ahead?

The H220X from Swiftech is an aio, but if you want you can buy radiators and blocks cut tubing and expand like heck.

But if you want to ONLY liquid cool the CPU, the h100i would be a solid option with the h110 being premium

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Your welcome!

I also got confused when I first started on this topic.

Also If you want to venture into watercooling but want a aio for now and expand to a custom loop further ahead?

The H220X from Swiftech is an aio, but if you want you can buy radiators and blocks cut tubing and expand like heck.

But if you want to ONLY liquid cool the CPU, the h100i would be a solid option with the h110 being premium

I cant afford my self liquid cooling right now but I'd like to. Now when my biggest mysery with liquid cooling is solved it will be way easier for me to understand it and learn about it. Thx bro
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