If all someone is trying to do with their WC system is meet the manufacturer's required thermal performance, it is an incredibly inefficient way to spend money. Ignoring the 'watercooling for looks' group (ableit it is a large one) - you still need to tie performance to the categories of low noise, limited space, and reliability, otherwise watercooling isn't very relevant to them (could be argued for low noise). For the low end performance is the dependent variable I guess.
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