#liquid cooling

One of the most divisive topics in the PC building world is whether you should go for an AIO or All-In-One liquid cooler or a traditional air cooler. Air Cooling Air cooling a computer is the traditional, most widespread type of solution when it comes to cooling your PC. AIO All-In-One liquid coolers are in-demand these days. The heat transfers from the processor to the block that transfers the heat to the liquid inside then push it out through the tubing to the radiator, then the fans dissipate the heat from the radiator fins. AIO’s aren’t exclusive to cooling processors though, with kits out there available that can liquid cool graphic cards as well. Liquids are better at conducting heat than gas-filled pipes that are used by air coolers. The liquid inside can also be a point of failure for an AIO. If you are also afraid of the maintenance that might come or are afraid of anything liquid near your hard-earned computer components then I suggest going for an air cooler. Read more in our articles including "Cooling Your PC: Air Cooling or AIO?" and "Acer Switch Alpha 12 w/ cooling system unofficially lands in PH".