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Originally Posted by HAL-9000
I think the best niche for watercooling isn't lower temps per se, but temperature stability over a wider range of CPU loads than any other solution. If you want cold, run phase change. If you want cheap, air. If you want quiet stability, under any load condition, get a good WC system. The best watercooling I think isn't the "coldest" anymore per se, but practicality and reliability (and from a frank market perspective, cosmetics) are the most important attributes to a successful commercial WC setup offering.
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Interesting thought!
I also think that we should do more on the reliability. So the pumps are here the weekest link and of course the leaking...
What do you think of closed WCing systems. That you don't need to fill in the liquid ever. That would be of course for WCing noobs.
PS: In every aspect I
do not mean anyhing like thermaltake quality and performance.