The cooling mechanism is probably one of the most important and ignored parts in PC buildings. Choosing the right fan is necessary for keeping the optimal temperature inside the hardware. Most computers have a case that can only fit either 140 mm fan or 120 mm fan. However, in case you have no option but…
For exhaust, a 120mm fan will be better than a 140mm fan if there are other fans for intake. Because it is good to have more intake airflow than exhaust. And if there is no other fan on the case other than the CPU fan or GPU fan, 140mm will do a better job than…
120mm and 240mm liquid cooling systems are the most common among PC users these days. You can use a liquid cooler instead of an air cooler for its better performance and stylish look. Liquid coolers also keep the PC components healthy in long-term usage. Even though a 240 mm liquid cooler provides better results than a 120mm…
A 120mm RGB fan usually consumes around 4 Watts of power from the wall. Fans usually do not use as much power as the other components of a PC. Besides RGB LEDs use unnoticeably low power, for which RGB fans are low power consuming. Power consumption does not differ much from size to size. Consequently,…
120mm AIOs don’t provide significantly better cooling than high-end air CPU coolers. In other words, a 120mm AIO and a stock air cooler of a high-end CPU are mostly similar in their performance. But in most cases, AIOs are ahead of air coolers. As water has a higher specific heat capacity and thermal conductivity than…
