There’s no right or wrong answer, and viewpoints vary even among our tiny Full Nerd gang. PCWorld CPU guru voices his opinion in the video below, breaking down the advantages (and disadvantages) of ...

Custom liquid cooling was in its heyday around 10 years ago, as every enthusiast wanted to craft the next best watercooling loop. It might not be as prevalent anymore, thanks to more advanced AIOs and ...

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Building a powerful PC often raises one big question: is water cooling necessary for PCs, or is air cooling enough? With modern CPUs pushing higher wattage and turbo speeds, thermal management plays a ...

Whether you’re upgrading your PC or building a new rig, you need a way to keep things cool. Any component—be it a graphics card, motherboard, or processor—can overheat and throttle performance. Even ...

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The world's CPUs are getting quicker and smaller, but hotter, too. Whilst processor technology moves forward at an increasingly rapid pace, cooling solutions don't tend to keep up. That, however, ...

PC cooling methods probably sound roughly as interesting to folks who aren’t into building their own rigs as the concept of touring a museum entirely dedicated to the history of asparagus. For those ...

Want to kick your PC performance up a few notches? A good liquid cooling system moves heat from the CPU more efficiently than air cooling and can run substantially more quietly. Many PC performance ...

My last article on Super Micro Computer, Inc. (SMCI) was published about 1 month ago. To be more explicit, I published a Seeking Alpha article on Jan 23, 2024, under a title of “Super Micro Computer: ...

The deployment of liquid cooling in datacentres is far from a novel concept, but the use cases for the technology remain niche, and largely limited to exascale and high-performance computing (HPC) ...