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There are many people who want to come up with cheaper ways for gaming desktop PC cooling. The problem is that they usually come up with ideas that seem logical when you think about it, but they do not give the results that you would be hoping for. Everybody knows that water cooling computers will prove to be one of the best types of pc cooling systems, but the price for a PC water cooling system is too much for the average person.

One idea that seems logical is the idea to use two fans on top of each other. There are two main reasons why this would not work. The first reason is because the fan blades themselves would take up too much space. If you could make the fan blades flat then you could probably completely seal the airway for the fans with two consecutive fans for PC cooling systems. One fan alone takes up enough space as it is to keep the PC cooling system stable.

Another reason that the idea of two fans on top of each other would not work is because the stronger fan would be hindered by the slower fan. That would reduce the total speed of the air. It would require a ridiculous amount of energy for two consecutive fans to be effective, and it would also require fans blades that have incredible strength to resist braking.

Another thing that some people think will help is putting more thermal paste on the PC. That is a big no-no. Too much thermal paste on any CPU is always worst than not enough. This is because the chips that are on the top of the PC are vulnerable to the thermal paste. Some CPUs have a protector that allows the thermal past to only touch the part of the processor that it is suppose to. Unfortunately, not all processors have this feature. You can permanently break the processor in a matter of seconds if there is too much thermal paste on the CPU. However, one thing that will work is to get a higher grade of thermal paste. That will allow the CPU to transfer heat much more efficiently to the heat sink. That will definitely help PC fan cooling. You won’t have the best PC cooling but thermal paste is a very inexpensive thing to spend your money on if you need to upgrade your computer cooling system.

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