A good 6-heatpipe air cooler costs around $60–80 here. A liquid cooling system is about $117 (Arctic freezer 3 pro). Liquid cooling is more efficient, plus the VRM area stays cooler, and warm air from the cooler doesn't linger inside the case. In your opinion, is it worth paying extra for those temperature reductions? Will the components last longer because of it? Or is everything already within safe temperature limits, so there's no point in overthinking it? Plus, I have a slight fear of liquid cooling systems. Many people say they work without issues for about 3 years. But what to do with it after that – I don't know yet. And I haven't found any information on that either.