Both powerful PCs and old ones can overheat. Overheating is easily detected - after long-term operation, the PC slows down or restarts, and the internal components are hot. Programs with temperature sensors (CPU-Z and Aida64) show excess numbers. In such cases, for the sake of preserving the iron, it is necessary to install additional cooling in the case.
Instructions
Step 1
The main hell in the system unit is created by the power supply, video card, processor and mother's chipsets. It is these details that must be blown in the first place. Hot hard drives can be cooled with special systems, RAM - with radiators. Proper fan design should direct air to pass through the chassis and past major heat sources.
Step 2
The location of additional fans and their dimensions depend on the perforation of the case. Often there are system units with solid covers on the top and sides. In such designs, it would be correct to put the injection coolers in the front (or from the bottom, if the front panel is solid), and set the power supply to blow out. An additional blowing fan can be plugged in at the back. If the processor has a tower cooler, it should push heat out into the output turntables.
Step 3
If the system unit has side perforations opposite the processor and video card, then turn the side fans inward. Rear, processor and front coolers are installed as in the previous version. Pay attention to the ratio of fan performance for blowing and blowing - according to statistics, the temperature inside the PC is lower, where the total power of the coolers is working for blowing. If few coolers draw air, the side cooler should help them. Positive pressure can cool well only in the presence of powerful and large, located very close to the hot glands of the turntables and good perforation of the body parts.
Step 4
Put the upper coolers on the blowout if the power supply is on top. If it is from below, they must pump air, and more fans turned outward will have to be installed from below and behind.
