10 ways to keep the computer cool

Your PC has a large number of electronic components. Almost everything is heated while the computer is running. However, just as CPUs and GPUs work the most at work, so too do these two components lead in terms of heat generation. The heat dissipation system in a good PC is also good. But if for some reason this system is not good, the heat generated will not be able to get out and heats up your PC and if it exceeds the level, it can cause great damage to your PC. So it is very important to keep the PC cool. So let's take a look at 10 effective tips to keep your PC cool.

1. Let the hot air out

The easiest and first tip is to let the air out through the vents of your PC. This is because the PC has a heat sink to keep the CPU and GPU cool. This heat sink absorbs heat and sends it out through the cooling fan. But if there is any obstruction around the air vent of your PC then that air cannot escape. If the PC is placed next to the wall, the PC should be kept at least a few inches away from the wall. Also, if you place it at the bottom of the table or desk, make sure that the door or lid of that part is open.

2. Keep the PC casing closed

Many people think that since the air hole in the casing of the PC helps to get the hot air out, if the lid of the casing is left open, the hot air will get out better. The logic is right! But if you keep the lid open, more air will come out and more dust will enter your CPU. This will further reduce the airflow by jamming your cooling fan. So it is wise to keep the casing closed.

3. Clean the PC regularly

Since the accumulated dust causes the fan to jam, it is very important to keep it clean regularly. The PC casing should be opened at regular intervals to clean the whole. There are many types of cleaners available in the market for cleaning PCs and electronic devices. However, when cleaning the PC, it is more effective to take it out of the room and clean it.

4. Remove the PC a little

Sometimes the corner of the room where your PC is placed has a relatively high temperature or the dust may come directly from outside. In that case, it would be best to remove the PC and move it to another part.

5. Install a good quality cooling fan

Cooling fan is often provided with your CPU casing or PSU. But these cooling fans are not very powerful. So if you want good performance, you can buy one or more good quality cooling fans. Choose from many types of cooling fans in the market according to your budget and taste.

6. Not overclocking at all

If those who are overclocking the CPU want to keep the PC cool, stop overclocking (performing unusually high performance in a special way) now. This is because overclocking directly affects the performance of the PC and your PC generates a lot more heat. If you want to do overclocking alone, take the necessary steps to keep it cool first.

7. Replace the power supply unit

If there is no cooling fan in the casing of your PC, then the fan with the power supply unit is the only hope to keep your PC cool. If you feel that the fan is not spinning fast enough then you need to replace the whole PSU (power supply unit) tie.

8. Separate fan for different components

Although your CPU generates the most heat, with the increase in the capacity of the current computer, GPU, RAM, storage, etc. also generate enough heat. So it is better if you can buy and install a dedicated fan for GPU, memory, etc. components separately.

9. Water cooling system

In the case of modern powerful PCs, it is not enough to just let the air out with a fan. This is why you can install a water cooling system that absorbs heat through the water and is much more efficient.

10. Phase change unit

This is a sophisticated cooling technology. It is basically a type of refrigerator for CPU.
It uses the refrigerator method to cool the CPU. It even has the ability to freeze your CPU. However, since these are very expensive, it can be said that they are not used at the personal level.