AMD discussion

solarstarshines said:

Because the 3900x is a tapered down 3950x they have room to move around
They possible can do the same with the 3950 but realistically it won't make much difference the core count pretty much demands the power it needs and 10mv is just a .1 on the scale not too much of a jump

Hi,
Still says recommends water cooling heck you posted it yourself I never noticed it maybe they will add custom water cooling

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Still says recommends water cooling heck you posted it yourself I never noticed it maybe they will add custom water cooling

That should of been the Gospel from the Jump ,I haven't used a Air cooler since using a Phenom II 925 processor that was like 2007-2008 ish lol I still have a Phenom II 965BE
Been on water ever since

solarstarshines said:

That should of been the Gospel from the Jump ,I haven't used a Air cooler since using a Phenom II 925 processor that was like 2007-2008 ish lol I still have a Phenom II 965BE
Been on water ever since

Hi,
Yeah optimus has some good amd and threadripper blocks too
Optimus Advanced Water Cooling

Dude said:

Top of the line air coolers IE DH15 perform on par with a lot of AIOs

Don't doubt that but better conductivity and water movement equals heat displacement unlike air that just swirls around

Plus room temps yada yada that's why i stuck with water California by the Beach still gets over a 100 Degrees can't imagine living in Arizona it's much worse they get up to 125 in the afternoon if you have a crap car gawd help you

solarstarshines said:

Don't doubt that but better conductivity and water movement equals heat displacement unlike air that just swirls around

Plus room temps yada yada that's why i stuck with water California by the Beach still gets over a 100 Degrees can't imagine living in Arizona it's much worse they get up to 125 in the afternoon if you have a crap car gawd help you

HI,
Optimus block with a single mora 360 or 420 and you're nearly done with a loop just need a single D5 pump reservoir combo and some soft tubing tubing

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