Every PC needs some kind of cooling mechanism to transfer heat away from the processor, at which point you'll need to choose ...

You want to melt plastic, of course, or things won’t print, so you need heat. But if the plastic ... one more noise source. With water cooling, you can move the radiator outside a heated ...

What with many of the latest components pushing out huge amounts of heat ... we're on the subject of water cooling, how about this for the most extreme example of radiator implementation I ...

A water-cooling system, on the other hand, employs a series of coolant-filled tubes, a radiator, water blocks (the equivalent of heat sinks), and a couple of other components to keep your PC ...

So on that note, water cooling does have an advantage in that radiators are normally case mounted, so you can in effect, have a giant-ass heat sink that you normally couldn't with a regular air ...

A good liquid cooling system moves heat ... contain a tiny pump integrated into the heat-sink module. The heat-sink/pump module is connected to a radiator via factory-sealed tubes, so you never ...

[Dui ni shuo de dui] will show you how to easily convert an E3D-style hot end to water cooling with a quick reversible hack. That popular style of hot end has a heat sink with circular fins.