News DDR5 Waterblock Arrives: Does Liquid-Cooled RAM Make Sense Now?

[Admin]

Bitspower and Thermaltake prep new waterblocks for memory modules.

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[watzupken]

We will probably see those active cooling fans first, just like during DDR3 days. I don't see the point of water cooling RAMs at this point in time, unless you are pushing the DDR5 ram hard. The problems associated with water cooling is that, other than the CPU, most components that are custom/ DIY water cooled will void warranty and add substantial cost to the build.

 

[Konbo]

I want this not for the watercooling capabilities (though it's not like it'll harm performance) but for the LCD.

 

[USAFRet]

Does Liquid-Cooled RAM Make Sense Now?

No.
Next question....

 

[SyCoREAPER]

Nope, pure gimmick. Put some heatsinks on if needed.