Proper CPU cooling is the foundation of a stable computer. At ENDORFY, we know this well, which is why we offer both liquid and air cooling solutions. Each one helps keep the processor at a low temperature, allowing it to operate efficiently. Processor cooling – air Air cooler pc is the standard solution. It is used by the Fortis, Spartan, and Fera lines. Heat is carried away through heat pipes and dissipated by the heatsink...
Proper CPU cooling is the foundation of a stable computer. At ENDORFY, we know this well, which is why we offer both liquid and air cooling solutions. Each one helps keep the processor at a low temperature, allowing it to operate efficiently.
Processor cooling – air
Air cooler pc is the standard solution. It is used by the Fortis, Spartan, and Fera lines. Heat is carried away through heat pipes and dissipated by the heatsink with the help of one or two fans. These cooling systems are available with or without ARGB lighting, making it easier to choose the right one for your setup.
Finned heatsinks with heat pipes, such as the one in the Spartan 5 MAX ARGB, enable efficient heat dissipation. Thanks to the fan-stop function, the fans switch to semi-passive mode under low component load. In addition, some of our models have been psychoacoustically optimized, which further reduces the audibility of irritating tones. This solution is used, among others, in the Fortis 5 Black and Fera 5 Black ARGB.
Processor cooling – liquid
Liquid cooling is a more advanced way to cool the processor. It is recommended for systems operating under heavy load. The water block collects thermal energy from the CPU, which is then transported to a radiator cooled by fans. Every ENDORFY CPU cooling solution of this type includes practical features that improve ease of use.
One example is the Navis F360 ARGB, where the pump is controlled by a PWM signal, allowing its rotational speed to be matched to fan operation. The flexible hoses included with our liquid cooling solutions allow the radiator to be mounted in a convenient position. Like air cooling, this type of ENDORFY CPU cooling is available with or without ARGB lighting.
FAQ
Choosing the right cooler comes down to three key factors: TDP (which indicates how much heat the processor generates and how much the cooler can dissipate), socket compatibility, and case dimensions.
Yes, CPU cooling directly affects both processor temperature and real-world performance. When the cooler cannot dissipate heat quickly enough and the processor reaches its safety threshold, “thermal throttling” is activated. In practice, this can mean sudden frame-rate drops in games, slower video rendering, or system stuttering even during undemanding office work.
Choose a cooler with a TDP slightly higher than the processor's declared TDP. This allows the fans to run more quietly and makes the processor less likely to enter thermal throttling. Also check the maximum cooler height in the case specifications so you do not choose one that will not fit inside.
No. The cooler must physically match the mounting-hole layout on the motherboard and the height of the processor socket itself. Because Intel and AMD use different screw spacing for their sockets, we list compatibility with specific sockets from each manufacturer for every ENDORFY cooler.
