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the CPU coolers available are not up to par to cool down 13th and 14th gen chips
12th gen stayed below 250 TDP even with the i9s
a 240 AIO will struggle to cool a chip pushing 250 TDP including 360 AIO
Arctic made some strides with the added aftermarket CPU pressure plate but still not enough
It's not the cooling, according to GN also server SKUs running on stock have massive failure rates. Check out their recent video. Here is a link :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAE4NWoyMZk