CPU generates a lot of heat while it functions. It follows the electron migration phenomenon that wrecks the internal functioning chip of the CPU. Further, it can cause long-term damages to the CPU if the heat doesn’t dissipate in time. Therefore, heat must be dissipated from the computer so that it functions properly. Common computer cooling method involves air-cooled, water-cooled, oil cooling, liquid nitrogen, and many more. Among all these, heat dissipation with the help of water circulation by using a PC water cooling pump is the main form of a water-cooled PC. There’s no debate between selecting an air-cooling system or a liquid-cooled system as it is very evident that liquid is a more efficient and quiet solution that keeps the system away from overheating in spite of overclocking or other sources of system stress.

Opting for AIO coolers can be challenging for beginners so as to install depending on the case and other parts. Usually, it happens that there are many more cables to connect by which cable management can be a challenging task. Also, with radiators and fans, it may be difficult to install depending on the case configuration.Coming to cables, Corsair Pc cables showcase a flexible paracord sleeve and efficient capacitors that decrease ripple and noise thus assuring clean voltage. If the user wants a stylish, aesthetic appeal, usage of paracord with no ugly shrink tube to see, so it is preferred to use Corsair cables. Another thing that the user must examine when building their own liquid-cooled PC is the speed of the fan and radiator pump. These two components are crucial since they’re responsible for cooling the system.

Mainly, they function to protect PC from overheating. If the user opts for an AIO cooler then they need to assure that their case is supported by a radiator of suitable size and thickness. Radiators for PC are an important element of a liquid or water cooling loop as they, along with connected fans, help in cooling the coolant of a loop and thus keep the parts cool. The common size of radiators available in 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, and at the high end even 360mm and 420mm. It's a good method to verify the specifications for the case in order to get radiator support information. Some users may prefer thinner radiators and use them more as fans don’t need to spin as fast and thus run peacefully. Others may require thick radiators for high-end cooling potential, though still they require fans so that it spins faster to help move air through the thick radiators and thus can be noisy.