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**natahololll** · 09-06-2010, 03:09 PM

I agree with YCH.

Watercooling back in the day involved me buying a waterblock from an obscure source, going down to autozone to buy a radiator and wetter water, going to an aquarium to buy a pump and tubing and spending hours assembling the damn thing.

Watercooling today involved me walking into best buy and 10mins later had the H50 cooling my comp for $60.

I don't even feel wasting my time pushing my system to it's limits. I'm not going to see any real benefits from getting this i7 past 4ghz.

09-06-2010, 03:09 PM	#10
natahololll Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 667 Senior Member	I agree with YCH. Watercooling back in the day involved me buying a waterblock from an obscure source, going down to autozone to buy a radiator and wetter water, going to an aquarium to buy a pump and tubing and spending hours assembling the damn thing. Watercooling today involved me walking into best buy and 10mins later had the H50 cooling my comp for $60. I don't even feel wasting my time pushing my system to it's limits. I'm not going to see any real benefits from getting this i7 past 4ghz.
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