Good Watercooling Solution

[MissRiot0721]

My room gets extremely hot and I'm worry my new PC will overheat due to the extremely hot room temperature today the room temperature was around 85 degrees bearable but pretty hot for spring time it gets to the high 90's during the summer time. I'm looking to get a prebuilt one like H100 for example but what's the best solution in your guy's opinion?

[Oxide]

Do you know the temperature of the CPU and GPU at load during that type of weather?

[Guest]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlPSGh26Ne0XdHZweHoxckRqazBvM0RTMW5GSFZNRmc#gid=0 M

Might be worth a look however keep in mind that Linus thinks there may be an issue with their H220.

[Whaler_99]

Also to keep in mid, the hotter the ambient air, the hotter the CPU - regardless of whether you use air or water cooling. Water, either custom or a AiO, still uses the ambient air temperature as the means to cool the cpu via a radiator of some sort. So - if your room is 85 or 90 - you will be pushing air that is at least that temp across the rad, to cool the CPU.

From the sheet Wind linked you can see the Ambient temps they had - so when you are calculating, you have to substitute in your ambient temperature, which will bring the final temp up by that much.

Honestly, if your computer room is that hot, you going to have some issues keeping your CPU cool, no matter what you use. Portable A/C unit? :)

[MissRiot0721]

Thanks for the input thanks for the chart Windspeed and Whaler you have a point I'm definitely getting A/C this summer for my room so I'll just go with an H100i or H80i.

[notenoughtv]

You should definetly get an A/C before you die in those temps