Would you say watercooling improves performance anecdotally?
Is watercooling worth it? My thoughts as a watercooling newbie.
First PC Build, why is liquid cooling not worth it? Someone talk me out of it.
Is Water Cooling Worth It? (Pros and Cons)
Yes, watercooling will get you lower temperatures than aircooling, usually quite significantly, but you'll hit diminishing returns very quickly. I mostly do it because it looks cool, I've never had a leak.
More on reddit.comHi, recently I’ve been thinking about watercooling my 13600kf and Rtx 3090, both of the parts stay around 75 degrees while gaming. I have the Corsair 4000D AF, a be quiet 280mm aio and an MSI Gaming X trio 3090. I’m going to buy a vector 2 3080/90 trio waterblock and abp set, hyte y60, a 360mm aio and a 280mm aio, and I’m yet to decide on the rest of the parts. Recently I’ve been looking into watercooling because it seems like a really fun and cool project and a skill I want to learn if I ever want to do the same in future but does it result In higher fps? If so how big of a difference in %?
Forget about benchmarks for a second. Would you say watercooling improves PC performance anecdotally? The benchmarks seem to imply that the improvements are marginal at best, but there are a lot of hard to quantify variables here such as how does watercooled performance hold up over the years, and how does it handle dust? Do you notice less stuttering? It just seems like so much about computer performance is ultimately thermally limited so I feel like exceptional cooling should provide more performance benefit than it appears to on paper in a addition to being quieter and whatnot.