Ask GN 61: Separate Streaming PC vs. Same System, Liquid Coolers

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This episode of Ask GN talks OUTOFTHEBOX THERMALS, radiator tube orientataion, and streaming PC builds. Ad: Buy Thermaltake Floe 360 on Amazon https://goo.gl/gPpZqx Timestamps: 00:00 - OUTOFTHEBOXTHERMALS 2:39 – Otterwise: “You guys have lots on content on gaming + streaming, but what kind of hardware would be ideal for a dedicated streaming machine?” 6:17 – waffle: “@Steve Burke I want to ask a question that pertains to new MoBos, like the Asus Crosshair Hero 6 whcih come with AIO headers, but don't know how to ask it. It might go something like : Should we be using aio headers or not? Are there any performance benifits? If not, what should we be doing and should we the consumers care if a mobo has an AIO header? What do you think?” 8:35 – Surpuppa: “#AskGn: Thoughts on testing cases with water cooling alongside air cooling? My thought is that as the cases get bigger, the air from the front fans loses its speed and therefore cooling performance. Do you think that an AIO would be an equalizer between big and smaller cases and therefore have a purpose in testing? Or would the workload become too high?” 12:30 - Jonas Björklund Svensson: “Follow-up question to the radiator positioning question: You said that it is sub-optimal to have the tubes going up and not down with a CLC. I have heard this before, but I really don't get why this is the case, probably because of a lack of understanding of how the inlet/outlet to the radiator looks. I watched your video on AIO coolers,

Published 2017-10-21 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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