The water-cooled cooling system uses a pump to circulate the coolant in the heat pipe and dissipate heat. The heat-absorbing part on the radiator is used to absorb heat from the computer CPU, north bridge, and graphics card. The heat absorbed by the heat-absorbing part is discharged to the outside of the host through the radiator designed on the back of the fuselage. In other words, the biggest advantage of water cooling is that the heat can be transferred to the radiator without increasing the temperature inside the fuselage, instead of using liquid to cool computer accessories. As long as the cooling performance of the radiator to discharge the heat conducted by the heat pipe into the air can be improved, a silent design can be achieved by reducing the fan speed of the cooling radiator or adopting a fanless design.
Fast heat dissipation
Another important advantage of water cooling is that the liquid has a large heat capacity and a slow temperature rise, which is beneficial to ensure that the CPU will not be burned instantly when an emergency occurs in the computer.
After the computer is turned on, the temperature rises slowly, while the temperature of air cooling rises quickly to a stable value. When the CPU has sudden events such as large-scale computing, the peak may instantly break through the temperature limit of the CPU. Water cooling can filter out this peak well to ensure the safety of the CPU.