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Are you thinking about buying an all-in-one CPU cooler but are unsure which will properly cool your hardware, make it look good, and fit your case nicely? Look no further, we have all the answers you need.

Online purchases can be a tricky endeavor. From the moment you order your desired product and by the time it gets delivered, there are numerous moving parts at play. And if one thing goes wrong, you may end up without your cool new liquid cooling toy that you wanted so badly.

Happy holidays from EK! We want to help you get into the spirit by offering a little DIY gift. While it might not be as complicated as installing your own custom loop, this crafting project is sure to brighten your build!

EK-Pro CPU WB 4189 water block paired with the latest Intel Xeon W-3300 processor and Gigabyte server motherboard for maximum performance and lowest temperatures around.

No matter if you are into overclocking or just high performance processors and want lower temps, watercooling is your answer! But this time around, we will focus on how you can actually keep your temperatures as low as possible, and squeeze the best performance out of your processor while overclocking to 5GHz or more with the help of our all-in-one cooling solution!

Why is liquid cooling better than air cooling? Should you liquid cool your PC or should you stick to air cooling? Questions like these might pop into your head sooner or later, so lets find out what are main advantages of liquid cooling.

Coolant is a vital part of any liquid cooling system – just like oil is in your car's internal combustion engine. And just like engine oil, the coolant needs to be changed regularly to keep your liquid-cooled PC in top shape. There are 5  crucial functions that the coolant performs in liquid cooling loops.

The launch of new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics cards has caused some confusion on the market regarding the compatibility and we are here to help set the record straight. This is the first generation of graphics cards that very clearly separates the term "Founders Edition" from the so-called "reference" PCB design.