Question

You are a high school student learning about computers and how to build them. As a class project, you have built a new computer. You power on your computer and begin to configure the system. After a short while, you notice smoke coming from the PC, and shortly after that, the computer stops working. After removing the computer case, you see that the CPU and surrounding areas are burnt and very hot. You realize that the costly mistake you made was not using a heat sink. When rebuilding your computer, which cooling systems would MOST efficiently remove heat from the CPU?

Answer 1

Answer:

You can use thermal paste, active heat sink, liquid pipes, and even a fan. These are just some that I've heard.

Explanation:

All of these are cooling and will stop the Central Processing Unit from overheating.

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