Review on Improved DeepCool Gammaxx L240 RGB V2 Liquid Cooling System with Anti-Leak Radiator and 240mm Heatsink Compatible with Intel 115X/2066 and AMD AM4; featuring 12V 4-Pin RGB Connectivity. by Wiktor Borowski ᠌

When I installed it at 11400 degrees Fahrenheit, it had an unlocked TDP, enabled AVX-512 85 degrees for the cores, and passed the mx4 test after a thorough test utilizing all the instructions. It is located in a vacant building. The valves open to a maximum of 70% when the temperature reaches 80 degrees or more, and the pump spins up to a maximum after 81 degrees (I designed it this way; by default it generally works up to 1000 even on a very hot operation for some reason). Because they are useless, I stopped installing valves, and after this border, they began to produce noise. Naturally, these temperatures are not what you would expect to observe under dropsy, but in general, the air is throttled. I'll respond to the geniuses who claim "YES THERE WILL NOT BE SUCH TEMPERATURES IN GAMES" by saying they exist. As in the final stage of Stellaris, which takes place on a vast map. Yes, if the processor is heated, every game that has been released after 2022 that can utilise it will heat it up. I typically keep quiet about the new ones, but AVX-512 is widely used and considerably boosts frame rates (you can see the testing), and this foolishness generates the most heat. You can check to see if the temps significantly decrease if avx-512 is disabled in the BIOS. Although I am happy with this water, I do have some queries for the processor on why it is so hot. The water is effective. It would be monotonous to assume that my lid is off-center, but I really used a metal ruler to ensure that everything was level. Additionally, the water's bottom is also level. But she handles this process with a heavy weight. I'm not sure what will happen to any 11700fs, but I'm glad I passed because I would now need to take the radiator out of the car to cool it. I know that after a while the temperature improves after inserting a new bag, so maybe in a couple of days the thermal paste will "get smarter" and it will be better.