Liquid Coolers
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3 Things To Consider When Choosing A Liquid Cooler 1. Radiator Size and Case Compatibility AIO coolers come in sizes like 120mm, 240mm, 280mm, and 360mm . The number refers to the radiator length and how many fans it supports. Check your PC case specifications to ensure it has mounting support and clearance for the radiator and fans. A larger radiator usually means better cooling , but only if your case can accommodate it. 2. Pump and Fan Quality The pump is the heart of the cooler—look for models with reliable, quiet pumps to avoid failure and noise issues. Quality PWM fans with high static pressure are crucial for pushing air through dense radiators. 3. Socket Compatibility and Installation Ease Make sure the cooler supports your CPU socket (e.g., LGA1700 for Intel or AM5 for AMD). Some AIOs require extra brackets for newer CPUs—check what’s included in the box.