Its a closed loop, there is already liquid in it and you cant add or remove it.
You mount the waterblock to the motherboard, and the radiator to a compatible place on the case.
I personally dont recommend it, its too expensive for its performance.
Its a closed loop, there is already liquid in it and you cant add or remove it.
You mount the waterblock to the motherboard, and the radiator to a compatible place on the case.
I personally dont recommend it, its too expensive for its performance.
Its a closed loop, there is already liquid in it and you cant add or remove it.
You mount the waterblock to the motherboard, and the radiator to a compatible place on the case.
I personally dont recommend it, its too expensive for its performance.
can you recommend a good one for a good price?
Which CPU are you trying to cool, and do you plan to overclock?
Its a closed loop, there is already liquid in it and you cant add or remove it.
You mount the waterblock to the motherboard, and the radiator to a compatible place on the case.
I personally dont recommend it, its too expensive for its performance.
can you recommend a good one for a good price?
Which CPU are you trying to cool, and do you plan to overclock?
my cpu is a i7 6700k and i only want to overclock if the cooler is good enough
Recently, I also got a pretty smokin' clearance deal on a Corsair H110i GTX. Pretty much the same as the H100 but with 140mm fans and an excellent cooler if you can get it for a good price. I'm using it on an overclocked i7-5820k and the temp under 100% load barely cracks 60 degrees.