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fans mounted on CPUs and graphics cards automatically turn on when heat reaches a certain level. Other fans, mounted on the computer case, pulls in cool air and pushes out hot air.
Although fans may be the most common method of active cooling in a gaming PC, they do have their limitations. Fan cooling may not be as effective if the ambient air temperature is high or if the fans or components become covered with dust.
Another, possibly more effective way of managing heat in a gaming PC is liquid cooling. It’s not as common a method as air cooling, but it can be more effective.
In much the same way as the cooling system in a car functions, water (or some other liquid) is pumped through cooling blocks (similar to heat sinks, except without the fins) that sit on top of the components to be cooled. The liquid transfers the heat to a radiator which disperses it into the air, and a pump sends the liquid back to the cooling block.
Liquid cooling offers several advantages over air cooling. Because the liquid is denser than air, it’s more efficient. Unlike the fans used in air cooling, liquid cooling is silent. Because the system is sealed, once installed it requires very little maintenance. At no point does liquid actually touch the components.
Liquid cooling systems also take up less space than fans. This allows for a slimmer profile or allows more components to be installed in the same real estate.
In addition, noting that gamers often like to show off their gaming rigs via transparent cases and fancy lighting systems, liquid cooling systems look, well, cool.