F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop CPU experienced repeated overheating issues.

CPU experienced repeated overheating issues.

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Way2Meke
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12-11-2020, 01:11 PM
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They rarely last. The typical life span of an AIO ranges from six to seven years.
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Way2Meke
12-11-2020, 01:11 PM #11

They rarely last. The typical life span of an AIO ranges from six to seven years.

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jklim101
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12-11-2020, 01:28 PM
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Consider switching to a different AIO or a block cooler—this would be my third AIO purchase in three years.
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jklim101
12-11-2020, 01:28 PM #12

Consider switching to a different AIO or a block cooler—this would be my third AIO purchase in three years.

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12-11-2020, 02:38 PM
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I dislike AIOs due to their frequent problems. I owned one with my 9900k and will never purchase another AIO. I prefer the appearance of a robust AirCooler; they’re adequate for most builds unless you're running a 14900k. The Peerless Assassin SE 120 is an excellent choice, available in various colors—white works well for your DeepCool setup, and AK620 also comes in white. AirCoolers are highly dependable, most dual-tower units operate quietly (I barely hear my NH-D15 with a 7700x), and they can function with just one fan if needed. You can continue using your PC while replacing a fan later. Overall, I haven’t encountered any fan failures in my 25 years of PC building.
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12-11-2020, 02:38 PM #13

I dislike AIOs due to their frequent problems. I owned one with my 9900k and will never purchase another AIO. I prefer the appearance of a robust AirCooler; they’re adequate for most builds unless you're running a 14900k. The Peerless Assassin SE 120 is an excellent choice, available in various colors—white works well for your DeepCool setup, and AK620 also comes in white. AirCoolers are highly dependable, most dual-tower units operate quietly (I barely hear my NH-D15 with a 7700x), and they can function with just one fan if needed. You can continue using your PC while replacing a fan later. Overall, I haven’t encountered any fan failures in my 25 years of PC building.

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12-11-2020, 10:04 PM
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The 5900X runs smoothly at stock settings. For better tuning, consider a PS120 EVO or an FC140 instead of the PA120. Your current Thermalright AIO offers around 5 months of range and maintains strong performance.
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12-11-2020, 10:04 PM #14

The 5900X runs smoothly at stock settings. For better tuning, consider a PS120 EVO or an FC140 instead of the PA120. Your current Thermalright AIO offers around 5 months of range and maintains strong performance.

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