Liquid cooling is a solution in which heat generated by the CPU is removed using a water block and pump (pump block). The liquid flows to a radiator, where fans cool it down. It is a quiet solution suited to powerful processors. Because liquid has a higher heat capacity than air, this type of cooling is more efficient. Processor liquid cooling Water absorbs heat quickly and efficiently. This is why liquid cooling handles sudden temperature...
Liquid cooling is a solution in which heat generated by the CPU is removed using a water block and pump (pump block). The liquid flows to a radiator, where fans cool it down. It is a quiet solution suited to powerful processors. Because liquid has a higher heat capacity than air, this type of cooling is more efficient.
Processor liquid cooling
Water absorbs heat quickly and efficiently. This is why liquid cooling handles sudden temperature spikes better, which often occur when playing demanding games or using advanced applications.
At ENDORFY, we offer standard processor liquid cooling as well as ARGB-equipped variants. Illuminated liquid cooling not only keeps the CPU at the right temperature but also has a positive effect on the overall look of the setup. Users can choose from factory-programmed lighting effects.
Liquid cooling for computers
Every ENDORFY liquid cooling system for computers uses PWM-controlled Fluctus fans that operate efficiently even at low speeds. A pump with a ceramic bearing is responsible for the system's quiet operation. As a result, CPU cooling such as the dual-fan Navis F280 ARGB or the three-fan Navis F360 ARGB operates almost unnoticed while maintaining an optimal temperature at all times.
All ENDORFY liquid cooling systems are made from high-quality materials. This translates into long service life and efficient operation. They are compatible with many AMD and Intel processors, and each model includes an exact list of compatible sockets.
Custom liquid cooling
At ENDORFY, we offer AIO liquid cooling. More advanced users can choose custom liquid cooling. This type of Computer Cooling consists of separate blocks for the CPU (and optionally the GPU), a coolant reservoir, a separate pump, fittings, and tubing (soft or rigid). Although it allows multiple components to be cooled at the same time with a single loop, installation is more complicated and incorrect assembly creates a risk of leaks.
FAQ
A computer liquid cooling system must fit the case dimensions, so appropriate sizing is the first consideration. The second important parameter is socket compatibility. The third is whether ARGB lighting is present.
Processor liquid cooling requires the same maintenance as other components. Every few months, it is worth blowing out the radiator to remove dust from the fins and fan blades. The hoses should not be stretched tightly or routed in a way that creates sharp bends.
It depends on the type of cooling. AIO liquid cooling is relatively easy to install, while custom liquid cooling requires planning hose lengths, assembling all components into one system, and carrying out a leak test.
