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Extremely high-performance thermal paste Kryonaut with the best thermal conductivity and resistance to drying out - 10 ml
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FSD8-061
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CPU mounting frame from Thermal Grizzly, for Intel socket LGA-1700 motherboards, Compatible only with Intel CPUs of the 12th, 13th, and 14th generations!
ZUWA-323
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Alternative to thermal pads, electrically non-conductive, suitable for use on graphics cards, 30g
WAZU-1220
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200-mm large fan frame for MO-RA IV 600, quick-mount system, compatible with nine fans on both sides, integrated fan splitter, made from solid powder-coated steel sheet.
WAZU-1222
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200-mm fan grill for MO-RA IV 600, quick-mount system, made from solid powder-coated steel sheet, optimised airflow, rotatable by 180°
WAZU-1242
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Control module for MO-RA IV radiators, 120 Watt combined maximum power, supports two D5 pumps, 18 fans, and up to three aRGB modules, includes MO-RA IV Link module and Fan Hub, 1.5 m main connection cable
WAZU-1227
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Fan frame for MO-RA IV 400, compatible with nine 140 mm fans, Quick-Mount system, made from solid powder-coated steel sheet
WAZU-1229
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200 mm Fan Frame for MO-RA IV 400, Quick-Mount system, compatible with four fans, integrated fan splitter, made from solid powder-coated steel sheet
WAZU-1221
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200-mm fan grill for MO-RA IV 600, quick-mount system, made from solid powder-coated steel sheet, optimised airflow, rotatable by 180°
ZUAD-898
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Universal PWM splitter in black, for 3-pin fans and 4-pin PWM fans, expandable to up to 15 fans
LULI-107
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Single 120-mm PWM Fan in Black, Unique Wireless Signal Transmission, Enhanced Daisy-Chaining, with Addressable RGB LEDs, Max. 2,300 RPM, Max. 141.69 m³/h Airflow, and Max. 2.66 mmH2O Static Pressure, Controller Required
CPBQ-030
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Powerful CPU cooler with 2 towers, 2x Silent-Wings-PWM fans & 7x heatpipes, switchable between quiet and performance cooling, for 280 Watt TDP
LULI-123
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140mm PWM Fan, unique Plug-In system, addressable RGB lighting, Daisy-Chain System, up to 1,800 RPM, high Airflow and static pressure
CPEK-006
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Compact CPU cooler, compatible with Intel sockets 17XX / 1851, 92 mm PWM fan, only 55 mm in height, suitable for up to 65 W TDP
Aircooling for Computer Systems
The world of PC building is divided into two major camps. On one side are the enthusiasts of expensive and often quite complicated custom water cooling systems. These can cool extremely effectively, allowing for maximum overclocking results of CPUs and graphics cards while being extremely quiet. On the other side is the vast majority of computer owners who cool their system components the conventional way: with air cooling. And this doesn't necessarily have to be particularly loud.
The market offers many different fan models and PC coolers that operate very quietly. Large CPU coolers for processors often have such good semi-passive cooling properties that high-speed fans are not necessary as long as there is a well-defined airflow within the PC case. This airflow usually works best from front bottom to rear top or from bottom to top within the case to draw in cooler air and expel warm air out of the case.
The Right Fans and Coolers for the PC
When outfitting a case with fans or choosing a graphics card or CPU cooler, there are several points to consider before purchasing. First, you should be aware of which fan slots are available in your case. The most common formats are 120 and 140 mm.
However, many cases today also have much larger slots. Generally, larger fans can move more air at the same speed, but the static pressure decreases beyond a certain point, and the highest quality fans are often found in the mentioned range.
Additionally important: do you want to be able to control the fan speed later on? If so, a fan controller is recommended. If you have enough PWM connectors on the motherboard, you can also rely on automatic speed regulation via pulse width modulation, which requires dedicated PWM fans with a 4-pin connection. These are particularly useful on CPU coolers to ensure that the processor, the heart of the computer, is always sufficiently cooled.
Before buying a tall tower cooler, it is essential to measure whether it will fit in the case. If your case has the space and you have a powerful CPU, you should opt for larger models that naturally have higher cooling potential. For smaller cases, top-blow coolers are often used to cool the CPU.
Popular models among coolers include those from Akasa, Noctua, Deepcool, Scythe, or Kolink, as well as the Pure Rock series from be quiet!. Besides 3-pin fans and 4-pin PWM fans, fans with LED or even RGB lighting are among the most popular. RGB fans can change color, while pure LED fans shine statically in one color. With digitally addressable RGB fans, individual RGB LEDs can even be controlled, enabling spectacular effects. Nowadays, there are even fans with LCDs in the hub, displaying the speed, temperature, or other system information.