- Dec 1, 2018
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Doing a new build soon (found here: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yRMBYT), and was hoping to cool the cpu with an AIO. However, I'm a bit of a noob, and have recently learned that AIOs can often present the problem of overheating the RAM and VRM. From my research, the RAM shouldn't be too much of a problem in my instance. However, the VRM on this board lacks a heatsink. So, here's my question:
If I were to place the AIO radiator on the front of the case in a push-pull config, apply some aftermarket heatsinks to the mosfets, and put fans on the top and rear of the case do you think I would have sufficient cooling?
Notes: I wish I could do a custom loop, but I'm too afraid (I am a noob, after all). They're also a bit out of budget for me.
I could consider upgrading the motherboard to the ASUS ROG Strix B450-F, but that thing is expensive and kind of ugly in my opinion.
If I were to place the AIO radiator on the front of the case in a push-pull config, apply some aftermarket heatsinks to the mosfets, and put fans on the top and rear of the case do you think I would have sufficient cooling?
Notes: I wish I could do a custom loop, but I'm too afraid (I am a noob, after all). They're also a bit out of budget for me.
I could consider upgrading the motherboard to the ASUS ROG Strix B450-F, but that thing is expensive and kind of ugly in my opinion.
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