5 Watercooling Myths You Shouldn't Believe

These are just some of the 5 most common myths I hear on a regular basis regarding watercooling your PC. Think I left something out, then be sure to let me know in the comments section or twitter!

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[TheMineA]

Jay could you cover myths about overclocking gpu and cpu next?

[WarriorsPhoto]

I haven’t subscribed yet but with videos like this where you’re testing and showing REAL WORLD results. I can’t help but want to be a part of your space. Thank you, Jay.

[Forbesbm]

damn and here I was thinking that the algae growing in my system was helping to promote cooling

[MichaelSodapop]

One myth I've heard that I've actually been recommended to do is flashing a motherboards BIOS twice with the same version. For years I've heard it was a bad thing & easy way to brick it but on the MSI Forums it seems a common practice to fix bugs.

[joshuak]

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I like how you're sitting on the stairs. It's like you're talking directly at me. So casual. So cool. See everybody? He is in his 30s, but he understands what the kids can relate to. I like this. I like you.

[kitsunesenpai]

"...bigger Reservoirs don´t increase your cooling capacity..."

Me looking on my pool-sized radiatorless Reservoir: "Dont cry my little Water, Uncle Jay just make a bad Joke."

[themumbler]

Loved the change of scenery between myths.

[JakeBoyGaming]

once you see jay's face in 4k you can never go back

[avaruscorvus]

id like to hear about parallel vs series loops

[TheForce_Productions]

Myth one: watercooling has reasonable prices.

[The_Best_NPC]

Looking forward to your loop order video. Love seeing your builds. They are just wonderful. Keep up the great work.

[yeyeyeye]

i see non-conductive fluid being best for people who have never done watercooling before so if they messed up a fitting or didnt connect a tube good enough its not gonna ruin anything when it leaks while they are filling the loop for the first time or the first week of the loops use.

[matyaszbadzola]

Love these type of videos. Keep it up. Proud of you

[creepyloner]

a larger reservoir doesn't affect max temp, but it does slow changes in temp, reducing swings in temp that cause mechanical stress.

[Sizukun]

Can you do a cost/performance analysis for water cooling? Its been forever since I even looked at parts so I just don't remember how much they cost. Could you tally up your system and show just how much money is spent on the overclock, then compare it with an air cooler? Is the potentially hundreds of dollars worth it for the extra few megahertz on an overclock?

[benndover]

Man I can't believe how much better jays videos look compared to the other content creators I watch. Thank you jay !

[kewlkeith]

The reason WC systems may heat a room up more is you can push more power through the components without hitting a thermal throttle. As far as heating your room, our PC's are essentially low/medium powered space heaters (depending on build). The wattage they draw from the wall is released into the room as heat. If an air and water cooled system draw the same power from the wall, they will heat the room the same.

[sageavatar]

I liked the moving around of scenes, especially the stairs. Feels candid and honest. Not that you don't usually feel honest....but yeah.

[cheebawookie]

Jayz2cents spittin that watercoolin game in back alleys and shit.

[rjd]

I'm lovin these myth vids...You bare the burden of having great knowledge coupled with the ability to impart it simply to the masses; the masses are pleased. Can't wait for the bits showing the varying loop designs and the results. Thanks, Jay!