Review on Water cooling system for Deepcool LS520 processor, white/ARGB by Stanislaw Szczesny ᠌

My first szho, before that I sat in the air. So I would have stayed on it, but surprisingly I did not find a single adequate air under 1700 so that the fasteners were immediately included. Plus, before that, there was a relatively not hot i5 10400, which the average dark rock tower 3 coped with. And then I took 12700k with manners for overclocking and I would have to take huge air that would block the beautiful RAM and it’s not a fact that I would fit on huge motherboard radiators. Therefore, it was decided to take water. Of course, there is a fear of leaks, but still there is some kind of protection. I will rely on it and change the device at the end of its service life. Somewhere I saw that the warranty is 5 years, but on the package there was a sticker service life of 3 years) curious)) If suddenly something happens to the device, I will definitely add a review. : to add, the coolers turned out to be very noisy, obviously louder than the tower that stood before. After the settings, the coolers had to be set so that dropsy coolers did not rise above 30% up to 55 degrees, otherwise periodic overclocking of fans during office work gets on the nerves 2: I would also like to add about the backlight, maybe it will be important for someone. The backlight of the pump itself is noticeably dimmer than the coolers and everything else that glows in the system unit, and because of this, it slightly “cuts the eyes”, just like I want to add a bit of brightness As for cooling, I am a beginner in overclocking, raised 12700k to 51 GHz, temperatures in hard stress tests rise to 100, in more or less weak ones like cpuz and aida to 80-85 (at these temperatures, coolers do not work 100%) In games hotter than 67 degrees, I did not observe it