cause the processor reaches high temperatures that might burn it .permanently...
u should buy an aftermarket cooler for CPU
A computer system requires a specialized cooler when it is equipped with high-performance components, such as overclocked CPUs or GPUs, which generate significant heat during operation. Additionally, if the system is used for demanding tasks like gaming, video editing, or 3D rendering, a specialized cooler can help maintain optimal temperatures for stability and longevity. Systems in compact cases with limited airflow may also benefit from enhanced cooling solutions to prevent overheating.
Well, the processor is what runs the computer, but with out the other parts it is worthless. It is a big impact on graghics because of the graghics card is faster than the processor, it doesnt matter, the processor can only do so much. But, you can overclock and mutiply, then you start get faster speeds. The only problem with that, is you have to know the limit of the processor and have a good cooler, usally its a liquid cooling system.
To choose an evaporative cooler, determine the size of the cooler needed, the services of the evaporative cooler, and the correct type of cooler. Consider the accessories required and compare it with a traditional air conditioner.
A spinner cooler can be used to improve a computer's performance by reducing the temperature of the CPU, which helps prevent overheating and allows the computer to run more efficiently.
On the graphics card.
because we are not cool ourselves. if are cool too, we are going to be cooler than the computer
CPU (requires some sort of cooler like heatsink or fan) Motherboard, RAM (memory) Hard Drive, DVD ROM drive, Monitor, Video card.
you mean transfer a cooler from one to another? sure? as long as it's in good condition, and it fits in the other computer perfectly.
If you are not planning to overclock your processor, then most any AM2 heat sink and fan will work. Do look on the package to verify it is rated for quad-core 2.5 Ghz. Some good brands are Thermaltake, Masscool, Cooler Master, and Zalman (listed from personal experience)
Thats just a case, not a computer.
The size of the cooling device, The heat emitted be the component you want to cool, The temperature at which you want the component to be, Do you want to overclock?, and What method to use for cooling the component (ie Heat-sink or water cooling)