I plan to upgrade my pc to intel 8th generation cpu. I am looking for a new easy to install water cooling system? is there any intel push pin system all in one water cooler that does not require mother removal? or any ones that does not need attach plate on back of motherboard?
looking for easy to install water cooling system
- Thread starter Bo Yu
- Start date
Solution
- Jan 12, 2007
- 16,707
- 660
- 60,190
Why do you want a liquid cooler instead of a good air cooler? I would prefer to ask this question, first.
I know upgrade will need new motherboard. 8th gen CPU do not give cooler in the box. I want to try see how water cooler will fit a new system. I saw in some reviews there were some water coolers that use intel push in or a bracket on cpu socket that does non need remove motherboard. But I could not find it. that was few years ago.
n0ns3ns3
Illustrious
- May 25, 2016
- 8,065
- 4
- 42,715
push pin retention is crap. coolers using this type of mounting are usually (cheap) crap.
why would you want to use crap with new shiny system ?
and I'll join rubix question. simply because good aircoolers are mostly outperform AiOs when it comes to temperature, noise, reliability and longevity. and your requirements do not fit real liquid cooling (custom loops).
why would you want to use crap with new shiny system ?
and I'll join rubix question. simply because good aircoolers are mostly outperform AiOs when it comes to temperature, noise, reliability and longevity. and your requirements do not fit real liquid cooling (custom loops).
- Mar 16, 2013
- 171,317
- 17,829
- 184,590
Well, that was not specified. All we saw was "8th generation cpu".
In any case...
1. The pushpin retention system sucks
2. You'll have the motherboard out anyway, so no need to worry about 'removing it' to install a retention plate
3. Unless you're going to get a really good liquid cooler, air is cheaper and better
- Jan 12, 2007
- 16,707
- 660
- 60,190
Agreed. Just getting a'liquid cooler' does not mean you will be getting a 'good liquid cooler' unless you plan to spend upwards of $140 US or more. Good air coolers do just as well, and often sometimes better, than smaller, cheaper closed loop liquid cooling.
Trust me on this...I have about 15 coolers in my home office that I am testing for reviews right now...both air and liquid.
Trust me on this...I have about 15 coolers in my home office that I am testing for reviews right now...both air and liquid.
TRENDING THREADS
-
-
Question Can´t open BIOS because no keyboard input is received.
- Started by Blatscher
- Replies: 11
-
-
-
News US sanctions transform China into legacy chip production juggernaut — production jumped 40% in Q1 2024- Started by Admin
- Replies: 35
-
-
Question New pc build r9 7900x3d rtx 4080 super no post only ram rgb turns on- Started by Harvey Durward
- Replies: 4
Latest posts
-
Question What is the difference between the Pulsar Superglide vs Superglide 2?- Latest: Westley The questionnair.
-
-
-
-
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram