Sirken hasn't been doing his monday night streams for the past few weeks?
 

is everything okay for sirken?

He's been sirken his duties lol

you are just the worst

He is a lovely artist though ^^

Busy, I imagine.

just been super busy pals. and when i do have free time, i try to devote it to my petitions. and while i could stream that for you guys, i tend to knock them out much faster when im not streaming.

in the mean time, there's a few really good streamers out there that are doing P99. i won't name for fear of forgetting someone or rustling jimmies, but i assure you they are far more entertaining than i am ;)

sidenote- an exhaust fan in my case died. i never had that happen before. so i took the side off and have a small fan blowing cool air inside. ive never done anything with liquid cooling stuffs, but i think we're about at that point.

Water cooling can be tricky and potentially damaging to the entire system. I got a Noctua NH-D14 and it cools my cpu on par with the best air cooling and top mid range liquid coolers. I re-encode video often so I definitely need a cooler that can keep my cpu running maxed out. I have a Intel i5-4670k overclocked to 4ghz+.
It really depends on room tempature but I have AC during the hottest part of the summers so it's always sub 70c (that being the absolute highest estimate in my conditions)
As of this post my cpu is idling at 26c, with all 4 cores at 100% it hit 56c and it's only ~24c in this room. Well within a reasonable temperature range.
Water cooling sounds very appealing but if you're not getting the top end stuff you may as well just get a air cooler and avoid any potential hardware damage. Just my 2 cents. :D

I have expermiented with box fans as a temp replacement and I must say it isn't too bad on the interim if there's a Walgreens nearby :)

1 fan dying != watercooling

probably don't even need a fan blowing right in the case

unless your shit is unstable and crashing, it's fine~

Liquid cooling is the way to go. Corsair makes some real solid, fairly affordable liquid cooling radiators.