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Discussion in 'Watercooling' started by 5aboy, 6 Oct 2023.

  1. 5aboy

    5aboy Minimodder

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    Hi

    just about to get some stuff for my new WC setup.
    I just need to know how essential the 'monitoring' block actually is?
    Its 50odd quid and if i have to be physically at the case to actually read it, then whats the point?
    This is for a water-cooled rack-installed PC so I dont see it at all.
    Im thinking I can rig up something using ESPhome later if i needed to, and it likely wont cost me 50quid.

    All the thermistors I have seen I dont think just connect to a motherboard do they, so I dont see the point in it - any ideas, before I pull the plug
     
  2. Okt23

    Okt23 What's a Dremel?

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    you can drive a WC setup even without any aditional monitoring as your Mobo / GPU / CPU already has built in few sensors and monitoring / speed / voltage control..... but it gives you more control and a aditional savety layer.
    If I spend few thousand dolars for a system I wouldnt try to save money at that . I always use a monitoring and emergency shut down device (shut down if anything fails or too hot , even if system hang up or boot and cant do it itself )
     

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