ByLenny774
Hello,
I have currently selected the following PC:
However, I'm not sure how the cooling works. Do I need to change the water often, etc.
Or just use a regular air cooler?
LG
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Hi.
I’m going out of a normal AIO water cooling, which are actually quite maintenance-free. You have to fill something at most once after a few years if it leaves the model at all.
However, you need to consider that the water cooling must be completely replaced in case of a defect while it is sufficient to buy a new favorable fan in case of a defective air cooling.
I am a fan of good air cooling (BeQuiet! Dark Rock Pro series), you’ll get a little more performance with water cooling.
MfG.
Well, so the website where I configured the PC gives me 24 months warranty. If he’s broken this time, they’d have to replace the cooling, wouldn’t they?
Yes, above all, they usually last longer
Yeah, I wouldn’t recommend a block cooler in general. Unless you want an Office PC.
I wouldn’t recommend the 7900X. It’s hardly better than the 7500f in gaming. Then either the 7800X3D or the 7500f.
As said, the 7900X is not worth gaming because the price performance is totally overpriced. The 7900X is also not a recommendation in terms of working performance.
The only 7000s that deaf are the 7500f, 7600X3D, or the 7800X3D.
The rest can be fed to the rabbit!
The 7600X3D is currently also overpriced and no recommendation.
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Here is a recommendation for AIO:
https://geizhals.de/enermax-aquafusion-adv-v121162.html
The AIO is maintenance-free. Therefore no, no maintenance is required.
Regarding durability, you don’t have to worry about the Enermax top models. I have the previous model LiqFusion 360 from 2019. The AIO runs like the first day.
PS: I would also have an optimization recommendation on the board:
https://geizhals.de/asus-tuf-gaming-b650-e-wifi-90mb1gt0-m0eay0-a3120786.html
The bronze power supply with ATX 2.52 is not exactly a recommendation, however an improvement proposal, which is also favourable and also has ATX 3.1 Gold Standard.
https://geizhals.de/thermaltake-toughpower-gt-gold-750w-atx-3-1-ps-tpt-0750fnfage-3-a3316807.html
Depends on what you want to do with that part. With greater load (videos, challenging games, etc.) for the PC over several hours a day, a water cooling would probably be worth more. I personally prefer air cooling, but everyone has to decide for themselves.
Yes, so focus is on video editing
Then I would take a water cooling