Cooling

Cooling Unit
Components in a computer will produce heat as they process data, typically the more processing power the hotter a machine will run. The development of new technologies and refining older ones allows for high performance with lower power consumption and heat dissipation.

The two main heat producers in a desktop computer are the CPU and the GPU but most electronics produce heat just in smaller quantities.

This heat can be cooled off in different ways:
 * Water cooling – Uses water to carry heat away from heat producers at dissipates it at a radiator.


 * Air cooling – Uses heatsinks to passively dissipate heat in the air, typically with cold air flowing through them from fans in the case.


 * Immersion cooling –By submerging the computer in a thermally conductive but non-electrically conductive liquid along with heatsinks on heat producing components, heat is carried away and raises the temperature of the surround liquid which is actively cooled.