Top 6 Ways to Keep Your Gaming PC Great

Top 6 Ways to Keep Your Gaming PC Great

 Gamers often face the problem of overheating when it comes to their gaming PCs. There are many possible reasons for this such as overclocking, lack of proper cooling and cheap quality of case fan.

Don't worry. In this article, I list some important points and accessories that you can use to cool your gaming PC during long gaming sessions.

1) Clean your computer: Do you know what keeps your computer cool? It has a fan inside which makes it suitable for different speed settings according to the temperature inside the CPU. Sometimes, lots of dust slowly builds up slowly causing damage. It is recommended to clean your computer once a month to make sure your CPU fan is working properly.

2) Upgrade CPU Case Fan: The processor is the most sensitive and expensive thing inside your gaming computer. Every time you play resource-heavy games like CS Go, there is a possibility of overheating. Gamers are often advised to use a high-quality case fan when playing high-quality games.

When you play high-end games on your gaming PC, the factory-installed case fan doesn't provide you with adequate cooling compared to the customized case fans sold by brands like Nottua, so you absolutely need a high-quality case fan to keep your CPU cool while gaming.

3) Stop overclocking: Press harder and faster than the limits when you wanted to perform the components of your computer. In this case, overclocking occurs and if it is done for a long time, it leads to CPU downgrade. So, if you want to enjoy long hours of games, you should avoid overclocking your CPU.

4) Power supply replacement: Your computer has a huge fan inside the power supply. You can feel the heat if you put your hand behind the computer here.

If you don't have a case fan installed on your gaming PC, this is the only way heat can come out of your computer. If your power supply fan does not work properly, there is a strong possibility of overheating. I would suggest replacing the PSU fan in such a situation.

5) Install a CPU water cooling system: The amount of heat generated on a high-gaming PC is so high that even a high-quality case fan is not enough to keep the CPU cool. In that case you will need a water cooling system that is more efficient and cools your CPU better.

If you're thinking about "water on the computer", don't worry, the water inside the sealed transfer system is off. A pump cycle is operated and supplies cooling to all CPUs and computer parts. The most interesting part is that you do not have to be a professional to install a water cooling system.

 Install a phase change unit: You can understand the concept of phase change unit as the function of the refrigerator. This helps to cool the overheated CPU but is powered by the same technology as the refrigerator.