I run an LC240 CPU cooler with basically a car radiator (same principle) - It is dead quiet. Maybe I was just lucky but it seems most people with one also do not complain. Apparently, there are bubbles because there is a guy who disassembles it on youtube but if I did not see that I would not have known because basically, I forget sometimes it is there other than visually it is that quiet - which might be the most valid reason for getting one other than cooling (ofc), especially if you record real instruments.

 

Are you using R2R version of Softube Console @issaaudiothing ?

 

Wow sorry guys I’m back on the thread thanks to all of you for your suggestions, I’m not ready to for water cooling, somebody has build this pc for me and I don’t really know how to do it, but mo me the cpu temperature looks kinda normal, I’ll investigate the malware issue because I was running a test with the computer just turned on with no program open and the same thing happen so… I’ll update this thread one I have done some testing! Thanks everybody

 

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Everyone has there options. I had Air before on other pc's but now I have an AIO and I will not go back.
My CPU never throttles via heat and is quite.
So to each his own.
I have a Lianli 240 which are ratted better than the ones in this video.
You really shouldn't judge AIO by one brand. just like he did with Air coolers.

This video is better they compare more AIR and water coolers.

 

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