Help!
Help!
Most of those AIO CLC units are produced by Asetek, which is why they feel similar to models like the Corsair H100i except for the fans and design. For overclocking an i5-9600K with this setup, I’d need the exact model number. It could be the 1250 or K240 (240mm, two 120mm fans side by side) or another variant. If it’s the 240mm model with two 120mm fans in a side-by-side arrangement, it should work well for that purpose. A single 120mm radiator paired with two 120mm fans in push-pull would lack sufficient cooling capacity for overclocking.
Most of those AIO CLC units are produced by Asetek, which is why they feel similar to models like the Corsair H100i, apart from minor differences in fans and design. For overclocking an i5-9600K with this setup, I’d need the exact model number. It could be the 1250 or K240 (240mm with two 120mm fans side by side) or another variant. If it’s the 240mm model with two 120mm fans arranged together, it should work well. A single 120mm radiator paired with two 120mm fans in a push-pull setup wouldn’t provide enough cooling for such an overclock.