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easy to clean and set up? air or liquid cooling?

Snake21
By Snake21
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which one would be the easiest to clean on a monthly basis?

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which one would be the easiest to clean on a monthly basis?

I think both will be easiest to clean to be honest. all you have to do is clean the fans every once in awhile.

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its pretty much the same

you either clean a radiator or you clean a tower heatsink

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just have a balanced air flow setup in your rig with filtered intakes and you should be golden no matter what you go with

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I'd say air is easier. Especially if you're doing full watercooling, as you'll have to mess around with cleaning radiators, which can be a pain, especially if you don't have filtered intakes. 

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how do you clean up those tubes? are they replaceable over a year or two? when is the time to change them?

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