Thank you so much ❤❤

오호~ 영상 봐주셔서 정말 감사합니다 👍👍

앗 챙겨봐주셔서 감사합니다. 💜🖤

lol~ I can't say no :) Cheers bro 👍👍

네 사이드 팬 ARCTIC P12는 말씀 주신 것과 같이 흡기 방향으로 잘 설치되었어요 :) 댓글 감사드려요!

@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW 아하 바람 넣는걸로 했군요 빼는걸로 했는줄 ㅎㅎ

하이욤! 아하~ 컬러풀한 솔리드패널이라 아무래도 호불호는 있겠네요^^ 댓글 감사드립니다❤

하이욤! 아하~ 컬러풀한 솔리드패널이라 아무래도 호불호는 있겠네요^^ 댓글 감사드립니다❤

The maximum power draw can vary depending on the motherboard. Even if you apply default settings, the voltage values can differ from one motherboard to another. For example, it depends on factors like CPU Core voltage or LLC (Load Line Calibration). In Cinebench R23 multi test with the 13700K, 245W is actually on the higher side. The Z690M MB is not good for the best voltage control capabilities. Most systems tend to be around 230W or so, as far as I've trying. Moreover, If you need higher power consumption, you can try simply that by increasing the CPU clock or setting LLC to a higher level. With a 360mm triple-fan liquid cooler, it's good at 250-260W. I hope this helps :)

@@SNAPSHOTREVIEW thanks for your reply. I have Asus z690 D4 motherboard and am using my 13700k processor with this motherboard. However, I am facing the following problem. First of all, I would like to state step by step what I tried. 1) My liquid cooler is Arctic 360mm. When I use my processor in bios default settings, the maximum watt consumption is 221watts. 2) After encountering such a situation, I opened only XMP (as XMP1). I set PL1 and PL2 as unlimited. I set Intel(R) adaptive boost technology to "Enable". I set Asus MultiCore Enhancement to "Enabled-remove all limits". I did not do any UV. All voltage adjustments are set to "Auto". In my Cpu-Power management control settings Intel(R) speedstep(tm) "Enabled" Intel(R) speed shift technology "Enabled" Intel(R) Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 "Enabled" When I use this second setting scheme, the wattage consumption goes up to a maximum of 253. 3) In the third scenario, I increase the core speeds to increase the wattage consumption. I make it P-Core 5.6, E-Core 4.4. This way it consumes 263 watts. Liquid cooling does not limit these wattages. So you can consume 263 watts continuously. My main question starts here. Shouldn't I remove more watt consumption with this liquid cooling? For example, shouldn't I see 280-300 watts? I see that even some air coolers consume 285 watts. For example TR phantom spirit 120/se. Do you think I'm making a mistake somewhere? I have installed my liquid cooler twice and have not encountered any problems. Normally these consumptions are not realistic, but since I have seen this in other reviews, I am trying to understand if there is a problem.

Oh, thank you so much 👍👍 I don't like RGB but I tried doing something :)