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So I just got mine recently, tried to use my old 240 AIO and was able to fit it all. Had to under volt but would still creep up to 90s in intense Games. Decided to get a 360 AIO and haven’t went overs 70 in the same intense applications. Could be a combination of seating pump (I suspected bit of pump failure too). But I definitely recommend a 360 AIO and case with sufficient cooling. Temps are amazing now