How to Choose the Best Hardware CPU Cooler

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How to Choose the Best Hardware CPU Cooler 
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• The processor of your computer is a vital
  component of the computer system as it sits at
  the heart of the PC. To make sure it works
  properly, one needs to avoid overheating,
  resulting in optimal performance. This is where a
  CPU cooler comes into play it dissipates the
  heat produced by the processor and ensures that
  your device always operates at the appropriate
  temperature. This guide will help you choose a
  CPU cooler that will work the best for your
  processor and suit all your needs.

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WHAT IS A CPU COOLER?

• While operating, a CPU generates heat and needs
  to be cooled down to ensure maximum performance.
  A CPU cooler is a device specifically designed to
  cool down the system CPU and draw away the
  accumulated heat energy from other vital
  components, such as hot running chips like a
  graphics processor, without damaging any
  hardware.

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TYPES OF CPU AIR COOLERS

• Primarily there are 2 types of CPU coolers
• Air CPU Coolers
• These are general purpose, replaceable,
  inexpensive coolers best suitable for general,
  custom PCs and desktops. They consist of a
  combination of metal heatsinks and CPU fans,
  which are designed to lower the temperature of
  your electronic devices and maximize exposure to
  the cool air by dissipating the waste heat energy
  into the surrounding air. CPU Air coolers come in
  various sizes, speeds, noise levels, and even
  varying thermal dissipation capacities.
• Liquid CPU Coolers
• These coolers are best suited for frequent PC
  users who will be overclocking, and thus their
  CPUs must be prone to overheating. Liquid coolers
  are much more effective in controlling the
  temperature of your processor than air coolers,
  but they are also more expensive. Liquid coolers
  are also much quieter since they circulate liquid
  through the system via tubing, drawing heat away
  and releasing it outside in the ambient air. They
  are constructed in a highly versatile and
  advanced

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WHY DO YOU NEED A CPU COOLER?

• Every computer needs a CPU cooler regardless of
  whether the user plans on overclocking or not.
  Because your CPU can reach dangerously high
  temperatures even while performing normal tasking
  operations, which can damage, throttle, or even
  break your processor. Your computer might perform
  a thermal shutdown if there is no cooler to
  maintain the temperature. Therefore you must have
  a CPU cooler to avoid unnecessary overheating and
  keep the temperature low, ensuring that your
  computer performs all its functions smoothly
  without any risk.

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HOW DOES A CPU COOLER WORK?

• Both air and liquid CPU cooler operate on similar
  thermodynamic principle and do essentially the
  same thing, i.e., absorb waste heat energy and
  redistribute it away from the hardware. But their
  methods of heat redistribution are different.
• Air coolers
• Heat generated by the processor is transferred
  to the metal lid of the CPU, called IHS
  (integrated heat spreader). It is then
  transferred to a conductive base plate and
  straight into the attached heat pipes. These
  pipes deliver the heat to the thin metal fins
  that make up the heatsink. The fins absorb the
  heat from the metal, and the attached fan pushes
  the heat away from the heatsink and out into the
  surrounding air.
• Liquid coolers
• Similar to air cooling, the heat is transferred
  from IHS to the baseplate, which is filled with
  coolant. As it moves through the water block, the
  coolant absorbs the heat and continues to move
  throughout the system via tubes to a radiator.
  The radiator cools down the liquid by exposing it
  to air, and the attached fan pushes out the heat.

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THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING A COOLING SYSTEM
FOR YOUR PC

• Some key factors to consider that will help you
  to choose the best cooling system for your PC
• Size Having sufficient space for your CPU cooler
  is extremely important. There are a variety of
  different sizes available in the market to suit
  different needs. For example, bulky coolers might
  not work for you if you are working in a smaller
  build. Therefore, its important to check the
  dimensions of the cooler. Especially before
  purchasing a liquid cooler, make sure you have
  enough space for proper orientation of the
  waterblock, alignment of the coolant tubes, and a
  radiator.
• Sound Liquid coolers tend to be quieter than air
  coolers this is because the radiator fans in the
  liquid coolers run at a lower RPM (revolutions
  per minute) than those on the heatsink in air
  coolers.
• Temperature regulation Both types of coolers
  have different temperature regulation capacities,
  but both are quite efficient in their own way. If
  you want a quieter and more effective operation,
  then a liquid CPU cooler is a great choice. But
  if you are not planning to perform CPU-intensive
  tasks and want a cheaper option, then air CPU
  coolers will fulfill all your requirements.

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WHERE TO BUY A CPU COOLER?

• You can buy a CPU air cooler and other authentic
  computer components from the most trusted
  hardware dealers in Jaipur Contact us Jaipur
  computer maarkeet. Shop for the best hardware and
  get delivery at your door at all over India.

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