Though an All-in-One (AIO) liquid cooler is often more complex to install than a standard air cooler, it’s still fairly straightforward. This system consists of a solid copper baseplate which mounts directly to the CPU, thermal interface material (TIM) cam be pre applied, the coolant absorbs heat from the baseplate three copper pipes filled with coolant lead out to the copper radiator, the snail fan should then be mounted in such a position that the air stream it creates blows through the radiator fins efficiently dissipating excess heat, the coolant then recycles from the radiator back to the CPU plate.
