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There’s basically no reason ever to do water cooling on a home system unless you’re trying to do overclocking.
Air is cheaper, more reliable, and typically quieter because you don’t need pumps.
Air also does not make things wet when it leaks.
Is rain a leak?
The clouds are leaking.
Ah shit.
And air doesn’t leak all over your electronics. Well it does but it doesn’t short anything out.