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Leuf · 02-08-2002, 01:34 AM

If watercooling is reliable enough to be mainstream, then why do you need to move the socket? If you have to move it, aren't you pretty much telling people it isn't reliable? How are you going to market this as a feature when the average consumer doesn't even know what "atx" is anyway?

I have a pentium 60 in the house that's been running for 8 years and a 486 that's getting close to a decade with no maintenance other than blowing the dust out a couple times. The stock coolers on an athlon will do the same thing. Watercooling can never do that.

02-08-2002, 01:34 AM	#31
Leuf Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 56	If watercooling is reliable enough to be mainstream, then why do you need to move the socket? If you have to move it, aren't you pretty much telling people it isn't reliable? How are you going to market this as a feature when the average consumer doesn't even know what "atx" is anyway? I have a pentium 60 in the house that's been running for 8 years and a 486 that's getting close to a decade with no maintenance other than blowing the dust out a couple times. The stock coolers on an athlon will do the same thing. Watercooling can never do that.