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   Cooling a computer is simply the process of removing heat from computer components. Because a computer system's components produce great amounts of heat during operation, it needs to be dissipated in order to keep these components within their safe operating temperatures. In addition to maintaining normal operation, different types of cooling methods are used to get better processor performance (sometimes called overclocking), or to reduce the noise caused by fans.
 

  Components that make the most heat and are most susceptible to performance loss and/or damage include CPUs, the chipset and graphics cards, along with hard drives (though excessive cooling of hard drives has been found to have negative effects). Overheated parts generally exhibit a shorter maximum life-span. They may show sporadic problems resulting in system freezes or crashes.
 
Both integral parts and peripheral parts are used to keep the heat of each component at a safe level. With regard to integral means, CPU and GPUs are designed entirely with energy efficiency, including heat dissipation. Every advance in CPUs/GPUs generally produce less heat (though this increased efficiency is always used to increase performance, producing similar heat levels as earlier models anyway). Cooling through peripheral means is mainly done usually accomplished using heat sinks. Heat sinks simply increase the surface area which dissipates heat. Fans help to speed up the exchange of air heated by the computer parts for cooler ambient air.

If you are getting some funky smells from your computer components, this is usually a red flag you may need some additional cooling.


 

 

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