Cooling and Performance
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awildgoose
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It depends on a lot of things. Do you leave your computer on all day? Do you play games? Do you run CPU intensive programs for presentations? All these come into play.
If you leave your computer on 24/7, obviously cool the whole thing but mainly the CPU, HDD and Graphics card. If you run a lot of games mainly stick to the graphics card and CPU. If you do presentations, go for the CPU as your main cooler.
Say what you use your computer for and I will be able to go into further detail.
If you leave your computer on 24/7, obviously cool the whole thing but mainly the CPU, HDD and Graphics card. If you run a lot of games mainly stick to the graphics card and CPU. If you do presentations, go for the CPU as your main cooler.
Say what you use your computer for and I will be able to go into further detail.
diduknowthat
formerly liuliuboy
Unless a part is overheating, cooling it is not going to increase performance. However, if you overclock, then you'd want to make sure the CPU stays cool.