Personally I would say the size of watercooler depends on the square footage of your office and maybe the amount of coworkers you have

1:01 was that sound an editing mistake? because it scared the shit out of me

5:16 Size doesn't matter, you just need the right technique on how to put it in.

120 : Normal AIO 240 : OverClock 360 : Quiet

12:19 "In terms of priority, it is making sure you get the largest size that will fit into your chassis comfortably." My sister has been living by this mantra for years.

The more of these videos I watch the more I realize I dont know wtf I'm doin

being hearing impaired is almost a blessing when it comes to high end pc hardware, i can run my fans full blast without being bothered lmao

Wow I can’t wait to add this to my chromebook

I recently went from aio's to full custom loops. I don't think i'll ever look back. And yes, it's all because of you Jay!! Thank you!

I remember when I had my FX9590. I used a pond pump and fish tank to keep that thing cool.

I reused my old coolermaster case with the double wide 120 AIO. There was space for two fans on the top of the case already, so I mounted the radiator to the top inside of the case, then mounted the fans on top of the case in a pull configuration. This gave me enough clearance to put the new MB in place. I had to customize the mount, because the old fan spacing didn't match the radiator, and also needed to drill a new hole and put a grommet to bypass the fan cables into the case. Very satisfactory result.

01:01 what the hell was that sound effect?

I LOVE THIS. I literally posted on your old rad guide about u making a new video, and tweeted you about it - and TWO DAYS LATER you post this. Amazing. Swear you are the best ever

I love your videos, you inspired me to build my first PC and water cool it. Keep up the awesome work.

I have a grow tent and an exhaust fan in my office. Sound from cpu fans is almost unnoticed. Love your channel!

Love your videos, man. The content, the editing, the little onscreen explanations, jokes, everything. For me, it makes the content interesting, catchy, funny and many other things beside being informative. You guys go far and beyond when it comes to providing quality content. Keep up the excellent fucking work you are doing.

I've had the same Corsair H100i for almost 5 years for my overclocked 6700K and it still runs and cools like a dream. I have reapplied thermal paste once or twice but am still a VERY happy AIO customer.

12:18 - short and simple answer you guys want

+1 for the Gentle Typhoons!!! They outperform every other fan I've tried in terms of both temps AND noise when cooling off my 7700k @ 5.1 gHz with a 240mm AIO

Jay the new set is really very relaxing , it has such a inviting look. Thank for all of your hard work.

Great video Jay and loving the new set. Would love to see a more in-depth video on air flow as AIO’s are only part of the overall system and how these interact with different methods of cooling.

Finally a video that talks properly about AIOs - it would be great to do a video about what configuration these watercoolers can be used in, e.g. at the front, top, back - push and pull

So I started doing some digging bc my pc does not match the image of what I paid for. Luckily the pc was advertised with the radiator being installed basically upside down. This channel is my favorite source to figure out things I should have known before making my purchases BUT all these videos are helping me learn not only what is in my pc but how they should be installed how to install tear down etc. thank you for all of your work and research!

I'm so glad you made this video. Just yesterday I was looking to see if the H60 would be sufficient for what I was running. Was gonna give my parts to someone else that was going to be rendering a lot and while I know my cooling isn't very good, it wasn't going to tax it like they were going to so was gonna see if a smaller, cheaper AIO would be good. Good timing, Jay!

Never thought I'd hear the name Gentle Typhoon again in 2019. Those were legendary fans.

You are really good to explain things. THANK YOU JAY. I have used my Liquid freezer II 120 from Arctic for different Ryzen cpu´s. 1600af, 1700X and now my new 5600G. Have worked just fine - both acustic and performance wise - no reason form e to buy bigger ones. The 1700X was overclocked to near 4ghz without problems.

Thanks for this. Ive been looking into getting into water cooling with my new build, and I know AIO's are the best first step into it. Looking to actually OC my Ryzen 7 2700X thats currently sitting at stock speeds with the stock cooler.

Built an EKWB custom loop for my first build. Loving the cooling and the look.

I was able to fit a 240 corsair aio on the top of a corsair 220t case with about a mm of room to spare between the ram, vrms and fans. I love how it turned out. Everything is so closely packed together and it looks so good.

Last year around September, I bought my first AIO, an H100i, by and large influenced by videos from Jay. I'm never looking back, again.

Hello Jayz. I want to thank you for your educational videos. I learned a lot from you! Thank you for the quality content!

When it comes to AIOs I personally use a H100i with Noctua fans. If I need more cooling I use the industrial fans that are black and brown, but under normal circumstances the cream and brown fans are perfect. The EK Vardar fans are great too (considering they are made for static pressure) and so are the Corsair ML (magnetic levitation) fans. I like the ML fans because they have a pretty good static pressure, they are quiet and they come with a 5 year warranty. Of all my builds over the past 18 or so years, fans are one of the first failure points within the first 3 years or so, so spend the extra money on good fans from reputable companies and save your system from overheating from a fan failure. Building a new system from the ground up is a lot more expensive than buying good fans to start off. Also, clean you dust filters regularly because dust getting into your fans is what causes them to fail most often (from my experience), plus it clogs airflow and can cause static electricity to build inside your case and that will quickly brick your board.

The proper JayzTwoCents title would be "What size is right for you"

Interesting. I always was of the opinion I needed the bigger sized radiators. Thank you Jayz.

i got an old i7-920 slightly overclocked water cooled since day one of installation still running a comfortable 35-40 Celsius 24/7 with a single 120mm radiator from Corsair (i think it is the H50 or something similar). no hick-ups in the last 9 years. so i can confirm the stability over time for AIOs. and finally, i love your videos as they're very educational and funny to watch - thanks man :-)

Thanks, I’m gonna go with the biggest boy!. I have hyper sensitive hearing so i want the least noise from my computer as possible :)

Looking forward to a definitive breakdown on push vs pull configurations controlling for ambient temperature and fan types.

loving the new set! it looks amazing!

Just what I was looking for! I’ve been confused to which I should use.

Loving the new set. Nice to see you stocking up corsair products on the back shelves for this vid Kappa

Bismarck is looking good on the new set! Ever thought of doing a video about modeling?

Thank you for this video it help me a lot. keep the good work up.

The timing of this video is great for me. Very helpful tips! :)

i literally just ordered a Corsair H115i Pro before watching this... this will be the first time i'm putting any liquid in a computer other than thermal compound.

Jay I have asked for a long time you benchmark radiator scaling in an open loop to show how cooling potential scales. This would be the perfect time

Dig the new office look, very clean and refreshing.

NewEgg recommended the Corsair H150i RGB Pro XT so I just went with that. Couldn't quickly find a non RGB alternative and my laziness won out over my cheapness once I could get the other specs I wanted in my budget. Works great, keeps my 5950x under 60C on my typical loads and I've only gone past 80 on a stress test.

No matter what, I always come back to Jayz channel and videos, because Jay explains is simply, and practically. To me that's efficient and doesn't require the over explanation that other video content people offer. (If I wanted that I'd go watch Linus for an hour.. lol.) I'm over here like, "I need to OC my new 9700K, what AIO do I need?... Oh, Jayz got me. Here I am. Thank you Jay!

The gentle typhoon is back AP-15 on Amazon

Warranty matters as well. My corsair h110i is now 4years old and only had to replace the fans. Still running 100%.

Thanks for the video. It would have been nice to see different size cases in the video using these coolers or empty cases to how the they fit or don't fit.

I personally am using an H60 in combination with my i9 9900K simply because I’m not overclocking and will likely never truly push it to its TDP. This frees up the top and front fans to dump as much cool air into the case as possible.

The Platinum series from Corsair is made by Cool-IT and not Asetek btw. The Cool-IT pumps are meant to perform better

Great video, Jay! LOVING the new set!!!

I ran Two 1080 Ti's and an i7- 3970x (all overclocked) on a Custom EK loop with 45mm 360 Radiator. 1080 Ti's ran at around 50c and i7 at 60c with everything running full out. I later went with an x99 sytstem and 5930k with the same results. I used Server Fans with a high static pressure.

That 280mm needed to be included in this review :o/ Thanks for the video.

This was a good buyers guide to AIO Coolers Jay, and your new set is awesome, simple and clean. Cheerz!

I have an H80i v2 and I love it. Never understood why it's not more popular.

Thanks for this. Very informative.

A 120x240mm vs 140x280mm vs 120x360mm aio video would be well received. I personally believe that the 280mm is the "sweet spot" vs the 240mm.

Would have liked to see a temperature comparison just to see the approximate cooling potential disparities between the different sizes. Besides that; great explanation.

I am grooving the new set Jay! Bedroom set works well for this kind of content..

excellent Jay, thanks a bunch for the great infos.

Still using a H110i GTX from the previous series of Corsair to cool down a 4790K OC at 4.9 Ghz. Believe me or not it's still getting the job done.

I can't wait to see the Corsair Hydro X build. :)

You're a good man, gray scale. Thanks for your vids.

I have a small room so I went with 360, so I could run the fans at lower rpm. It’s been working out fabulously so far.

i actually the H60 on my 1080ti and have it over clocked some temps never pass 60c

After a few builds now with AIO's I've found 280mm rads to be the sweet spot for chips being pushed. But honestly, there are a few air coolers that are performing at the same level or in some cases better than AIO's. Most notably the Noctua NH-D15, which is almost half the price of my current Kraken X62.

Super helpful and happy I found this! What about DC/PWM/auto etc etc in differences

The right size for me is the Noctua size because I am a set and forget kind of guy. Been running my NH-D14 on 2600k for almost a decade now, and it still runs fine.

My Cosair H55 has been running non-stop since 2010.

After watching Linus' video on the new Corsair custom water cooling products, I decided to go custom water cooling. Planning on a new PC build next year.

I bought an original H100i back in 2014 and I really enjoyed it. I used it to overclock my FX 8320 to 4.56ghz in an attempt to push some more use out of it. That cooler went out on me late last year(evap through the rubber tubes? It sounded all sloshy inside), so I got a H100i Pro from Best Buy for 110$(cheaper than my original I got from NewEgg haha). I have since upgraded and I use it on my R7 2700X. It keeps me cool and while on full load I don't get over 65c on non-overclocked 2700X. I would recommend it. 👍🏻 EDIT: something I would like to add is that when I had the rad fans set to output the air the PC acted as a space heater in my small room. I have switched them to intake and the heat output is now low enough my room doesn't get hot. There is now a nice positive pressure inside the case, too. The case gets warm to the touch. My GPU is unaffected by this, I was worried at first about this. I also have it mounted slightly to the side. I have a honeycomb patter on the top of my case. As you mentioned my Gigabyte Aorus board has a large VRM heatsync and it interferes with my rad, I just shifted the radiator to mount in the honeycomb instead of the fan mounting holes. It works just as it would normally, but is slightly offset when I take off the side panel.

You give so much information that at the end of the video I have no idea what I just watched.

Nooo Jay! You should have reviewed the 140mm Fans as well!!!

This is exactly what I needed 😌

Hey Jay, I have the Corsair X570 case. I'm running the 150i Pro AIO with 3 LL120 fans in from pushing air in and I have the 3 stock fans for the AIO pulling air in with 3 LL120 fan pulling heat out of case. The case stays pretty cool

I found a good balance using the Corsair with a double fan, but replacing the original fans with Noctua's specific radiator models. The performance is great and the noise is much smaller than the original, since these need less rotation to move the air.

Crazy how I started researching AIOs and you uploaded a video.

Ahhhh I remember back in the day you needed dual quads min :(

I bought the 115i crapellix 280. It has the enhanced mood lighting. Fans plus radiator = 53mm but my case is wide. I have four 140's in and two out (rad). There is a breeze coming through the rad even if the fans aren't spinning. I even added a fan to the bottom but I kept the psu cables messy in order to deflect some of the wind.

I love your opening, its still the same kind of opening nowadays

I was just staring at that 2080ti Kingpin in the back🤤

I just finally noticed that you're using the new set. Your previous videos using it I had zero clue lol.

I still have my gentle typhoons, they are amazing. Won't replace them ever and they last forever. The only issue is the cables are not sleeved.

I run an i9 9900k and 1080 FTW on a custom loop with a pair of 360 rads. One front and one top mounted. 6x fans on top 5x fans on front. I did this so that all fans run on min speed all the time. The added thermal buffer absorbs heat spikes easily without having to rev up fans.

"Making sure you get the largest size that will fit in your chassis comfortably". So that's how it works.

I wish the H150i Pro would come in the Platinum version

I love my H100i Pro. Such a good cooler.

I run a Cryorig A40, in a Metallic Gear Neo Mini Itx case, myself. I wish more companies would do the fan, on the pump/block, to throw air over the VRM's like Cryorig does.

set is looking good Jay you mean my 5 rads in my case are a waste???? lol

Jay and sizes... Name a more iconic duo. Yeah, I'll wait

Bought my Corsair H150i in May and are getting the parts to my computer build little by little and, have the Corsair 1000D which I have to wait for the fan tray mount for that case in order to be able to mount the H150i to.

Very good Recordet and compact infomations.

1:01 that scared the crap outta meh(the random sound)

I would love a video that focuses on building af silent computer, how important is the individual fans?.. AIO vs fan for CPU, what about all the other fans? Thank you for all the great content you make!

Thanks. I almost ordering over size coller.

I have modded my Corsair carbide 300R case to fit in 360 H150i AiO witch 6 ML120 fans in push/pull configuration. It can hold a little bit OC'ed 9900K 5GHz on all cores at reasonable low RPM. When i max out all fans on idle my case also works as air condition unit :-D

me thinking I'm insane hearing a small jingle thing me replaying the video and realizing that its just there