Install water cooling system for computers

If you own a PC with a powerful processor and have to operate at a high capacity, users can think of a PC cooling solution with water. This system has a no-noise advantage.

A liquid cooling system consists of: a reservoir, a heat treatment center (radiator), a hose, a pump. Some manufacturers make these parts apart, but they can also be integrated into one compact unit.

A liquid chiller, in which water tanks, heat treatment centers and pumps are integrated in one block.

When you want to use this cooling system, buyers need to choose a dedicated case with a wide design, output for plumbing and large fans. Popular products cost about USD 50 - 90.

First off, remove the motherboard from the case. Care should be taken when unplugging the connectors and preventing objects from falling into the mainboard.

- Remove the fan, the heat sink on the chip.

- Skillful attention to not lift the chip from its position because the thermal conductive glue between the chip and the heat sink fins can stick these two parts together due to being pressed for a long time.

- Wipe off the top of the chip with alcohol and reapply the other thermal adhesive layer.

Place a round end of the heat sink on the chip surface. Fix it and use a screwdriver to tighten the screw. However, do not twist too tight.

- Put the motherboard back in its place in the case and reconnect the plug.

- It is recommended to use the available clamp with the set of equipment for plumbing.

- Note: if the pump and water storage unit are separate, the user must connect the water pipes to attach them and then attach to the radiator.

Connect the power cord of the pump to the computer power source.

Check the refrigerant / water in the system so that there is no leak before operating.