unless your doing something extremely taxing on your system, It has no benefit other than making your pc a bit quieter.

>>52432296
you should look into cooling your whole room with water cooling there's a good tutorial series on youtube

>>52432296
If youve got a shit cpu you can oc it, thats all

>>52432296
Custom loops are usually more effective than air coolers, especially for multiple GPUs, and usually a little quieter. They still need to have fans on the radiator though, so not that much quieter than a high end cooler.
You can also get passive radiator for near-silent operation (the pump will still make a tiny bit of noise), at the cost of cooling performance.
>Is it worth the extra price
Not really. It's only of those things you do only if you have a lot of money to blow.

>>52432296
Not really. It does use less space than high end air cooling and you'll have less weight hanging off your motherboard, but it is a lot more effort to maintain.

>>52432338
>more effective than air coolers, especially for multiple GPUs

This, the biggest benefit of water cooling is keeping multiple GPUs cool.

water cooling is a meme

heatsink/fans are still the master race

>>52432296
>putting water next to electronics
what if a pipe breaks

>>52432296
I use the corsair h100i and it works fucking fantastically.
There's no need to set up custom watercooling. Just go modular. Mine was $100. My i5-4690k idles at 28-30C and under load never exceeds 55C.

Fantastic investment and will be in every one of my builds on the future. However, a good non-stock air cooler can definitely get the job done for $25-$50, so keep that in mind if you're on a tighter budget.

>>52432355
The plastic on the pipes is at least 2mm thick. The pipe itself is not going to leak unless you cut it.
It's MUCH more likely to leak at the pipe connections, but if you do it properly, the chances of a leak is ridiculously small.

>>52432355
Then you fucked up.
Try not fucking up next time.

>>52432296
Extends the life of your processor regardless of hours or load.

Anyone that says otherwise is an asshole.

>>52432296
Both are equal.

Do you want a quieter more compact system?
> Water cooled

Do you want a simpler cost effective system?
> Aftermarket fan cooling

Ok so water cooling is mainly for those who have extra cash or multiple gpu's. Ty I was gonna get water cooling. Only benefit is that it seems to be a bit quieter.

>>52432412
Read >>52432361

>>52432412

It isnt quieter.

>>52432437
It'll be quieter than a GPU fan at load. If it's just the CPU, yeah it probably won't be quieter.

>>52432354
12 year old detected

>>52432320
You clearly don't know what you're talking about.

I have a be quiet dark rock cpu fan cooler and its vastly quieter than my corsair hydro previously as all benchmarks will verify. liquid coolers have noisy pumps unless you pay for the absolute top of the range which you can't afford.