QUOTE(Moogle Stiltzkin @ Aug 5 2015, 04:09 PM)
weird how nvidia gpu is performing different on linux and windows
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=arti...n10-linux&num=2*short story
play game only on windows

lel
i'd spend my buck on pc, gpu, hdds, etc etc.... water cooling really is the last resort when you run out of things to upgrade. that and mkb
i understand the temptation of the bling, but in all honestly the primary concern should be the temp. just run a few temp program to track your cpu and gpu temps. if it goes 70-80+ should really go water cooling for sure :]
or even the sound issue. for me this was important :}
There are 3 main reasons for water, temps obviously, looks and noise.
I personally don't like AIOs at all. They're inconsistent, could either be noisy, look terrible, or just like I said... prematurely fail without you knowing.
That's why I said if AIO is the last resort for lower temps, that I do not agree at all. A very well optimized case for airflow and airblow is just as good as AIOs, if not better (the latter, if you bring cost into the discussion).
QUOTE(eatsleepnDIE @ Aug 5 2015, 04:09 PM)
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sir, i am a NOOB and my chassis is mitx type so i dont care about the internal looks
errr...i thought it is normal to turn on the heater during winter? because outside is cold and you want the warmth inside the house. Well yeah the wishing for the snow to cool the rig are plain stupid so I apologise for that lol.
I dont know about the AIO dying prematurely, never occurred to me thank god for that but I still favored the AIO coz the simpleness and troubled free (again this may varied).
Again, this is my current opinion, maybe will change later

Keep those fingers crossed. I'm not trying to hate on AIOs, but when I open up and see how low quality the stuff are in there, it cringes me when people go around and say AIOs are awesome. They didn't even know what they paid for. AIO isn't even leak-proof to begin with, yet it is being marketed as being so...?
Good that your AIO has not died. But just keep an eye on it when you start hearing the pump squeel. Have seen several systems died because of a failed AIO and the system was left running at very high temps for a long period of time.