Hello Pakgamers!
Im DrSargeX and I would like to introduce myself as , Gaming ,related tech and hardware Review has always been my passion for all my life with helping my fellow hardware enthusiastic with my experience esp posting Videos to my Youtube Channel and through other social media accounts of Facebook and Instagram
Today we are discussing about CPU Coolers, their types and most most important good budget CPU coolers you can buy now for maximizing your CPU performance.
Well there are many CPU Coolers in market but it depends on what kind of applications You are going to run on your computer and how much performance You need out of your CPU.
You can either have a Stock CPU cooler that came along processor but that doesn't provide reasonable CPU overclocking with exception to Ryzen 200 or 300 series where a moderate overclocking can be performed with stock cooler!
Next You can get is Aftermarket Air coolers that are bit cheaper and easy to use still need motherboard clearence as well as they have high noise levels.
If you are serious about CPU temps and wanted extra performance while keeping system quite , an AIO CPU Cooler is the option that comes with 120mm, 240mm, 360mm & 480mm radiators, Pump & Tubings as a single unit. They are bit costly and require special PC case that can house their rads!
If u want to give your PC a customized look while getting all perks of AIO cooler , you can build your own custom loop CPU cooler that will give you a no. of oppertunities to modify and redesign your rig as you want!
Both air and liquid CPU coolers operate on a similar principle, and both do essentially the same thing: absorb heat from the CPU and redistribute it away from the hardware.
Air Coolers:
In an air cooler, the heat is transferred from CPU, through the applied thermal paste, and into a conductive base plate that is usually made from copper or aluminum. From the base plate, that thermal energy moves into the attached heat pipes. Fins are designed to maximize exposure to the cooler air, which then absorbs the heat from the metal. An attached fan then pushes the warm air away from the heat sink.
Liquid Coolers:
Similar to air cooling, the process starts with a base plate that is connected to the CPU with a layer of thermal paste. This allows for better heat transfer between the two surfaces. The metal surface of the base plate is part of the water block, which is designed to be filled with coolant. The coolant absorbs heat from the base plate as it moves through the water block. It then continues to move through the system and upward through one of two tubes to a radiator. The radiator exposes the liquid to air, which helps it cool, and fans attached to the radiator then move the heat away from the cooler. The coolant then re-enters the water block, and the cycle begins again.
Complete Video Review HERE:-
Im DrSargeX and I would like to introduce myself as , Gaming ,related tech and hardware Review has always been my passion for all my life with helping my fellow hardware enthusiastic with my experience esp posting Videos to my Youtube Channel and through other social media accounts of Facebook and Instagram
Today we are discussing about CPU Coolers, their types and most most important good budget CPU coolers you can buy now for maximizing your CPU performance.
Well there are many CPU Coolers in market but it depends on what kind of applications You are going to run on your computer and how much performance You need out of your CPU.
You can either have a Stock CPU cooler that came along processor but that doesn't provide reasonable CPU overclocking with exception to Ryzen 200 or 300 series where a moderate overclocking can be performed with stock cooler!
Next You can get is Aftermarket Air coolers that are bit cheaper and easy to use still need motherboard clearence as well as they have high noise levels.
If you are serious about CPU temps and wanted extra performance while keeping system quite , an AIO CPU Cooler is the option that comes with 120mm, 240mm, 360mm & 480mm radiators, Pump & Tubings as a single unit. They are bit costly and require special PC case that can house their rads!
If u want to give your PC a customized look while getting all perks of AIO cooler , you can build your own custom loop CPU cooler that will give you a no. of oppertunities to modify and redesign your rig as you want!
Both air and liquid CPU coolers operate on a similar principle, and both do essentially the same thing: absorb heat from the CPU and redistribute it away from the hardware.
Air Coolers:
In an air cooler, the heat is transferred from CPU, through the applied thermal paste, and into a conductive base plate that is usually made from copper or aluminum. From the base plate, that thermal energy moves into the attached heat pipes. Fins are designed to maximize exposure to the cooler air, which then absorbs the heat from the metal. An attached fan then pushes the warm air away from the heat sink.
Liquid Coolers:
Similar to air cooling, the process starts with a base plate that is connected to the CPU with a layer of thermal paste. This allows for better heat transfer between the two surfaces. The metal surface of the base plate is part of the water block, which is designed to be filled with coolant. The coolant absorbs heat from the base plate as it moves through the water block. It then continues to move through the system and upward through one of two tubes to a radiator. The radiator exposes the liquid to air, which helps it cool, and fans attached to the radiator then move the heat away from the cooler. The coolant then re-enters the water block, and the cycle begins again.
Complete Video Review HERE:-
