if you're serious about pushing your computer's performance while keeping it
as cool as possible the long-standing advice has been to opt for water cooling
rather than rely on air cooling and generally speaking there's something to
this advice unless you're comparing a basic all-in-one water cooler with a
really beefy high-end air cooler putting your CPU or your graphics card for that
matter under liquid should yield better results but have you ever wondered why
this is the case i mean what's so special about plain old water
as it turns out quite a lot every substance has an intrinsic
property called heat capacity and simply put this is how much thermal energy it
can absorb before it changes temperature
turns out that water has a higher heat
capacity than most other common substances
think about it for a second you've got a large swimming pool that's getting beat
on by the sun during a scorching hot day and yet you jump in and it's still
shockingly cold even in the late afternoon this is because of hydrogen
bonding at the molecular level the oxygen atom in a water molecule is quite
electronegative meaning that it attracts electrons which gives it more of a
negative charge than the two attached hydrogen atoms so this means that the
more positively charged hydrogen atoms of the surrounding water molecules will
stick to the oxygen atoms and prevent the molecules from moving around too
much when heat is applied and since higher temperatures are a result of more
molecular motion all of this means that water can resist temperature changes
better than the metals that are commonly used in air coolers so coming back to
what this means for your pc strapping a water block to your CPU or your GPU
means that your chips will be spitting out heat into a substance that can hold
much more heat than an aluminum heat sink with a fan attached to it but
that's not even the whole story there's also the fact that there's a practical
limit to how much heat sink you can strap onto a CPU socket before it
becomes too large and too heavy so another way that water coolers achieve
better performance is by having very large radiators to dissipate the heat
that's been absorbed by the water further improving overall cooling
capacity furthermore because pumping water from
the CPU to another part of the system is so fast and efficient many water cooling
systems are designed to take the warm water away
where it can get easy access to fresh and cool air other people prefer to
mount their fans in such a way that they'll blow the waste heat right out of
the case ensuring that the hot air from their CPU isn't affecting their other
components even aside from raw performance though water coolers do have
other advantages because water cools more efficiently than a metal heatsink
alone water coolers are generally quieter because the attached fans don't
have to work as hard to dissipate heat and compared to a beefy tower style air
cooler they also take up less space put less torque on your motherboard
eliminate worries about your CPU cooler conflicting with being able to install
your RAM and are generally more aesthetically pleasing if you want a
clean looking build however despite liquid cooling's many advantages there
are some things you should be wary of before you rush out and buy a water
cooler although springing a leak in a well-designed loop is rare it can happen
and while some coolers are filled with distilled water or other non-conductive
fluids even these substances are liable
to pick up ions from the metals inside the cooler and become conductive over
time so you'll want to make sure that whatever brand you buy from has a
reputation for covering the cost of other damaged components if the worst
happens additionally don't feel compelled to
spend extra money on a water cooler if you aren't overclocking
although you can still reap the benefits of better aesthetics and reduced noise
though it should be noted that very high end air coolers actually can run quieter
than water coolers because they don't require pumps the more you know your CPU
is going to function just fine at stock speeds with the cooler that comes in the
box or worst case scenario a modest
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