VACUUM

A vacuum-technology liquid heatsink is an advanced cooling solution for electronic components, especially CPUs and GPUs.

This type of heatsink operates with a closed circuit containing a coolant, and is distinguished by the use of a vacuum chamber, which enhances heat transfer efficiency.

Vacuum technology enables the liquid to evaporate at lower temperatures, rapidly absorbing heat from the component and transferring it to the radiator for dissipation. Compared to traditional air or conventional liquid coolers, this system delivers superior performance, ensuring more efficient and quieter cooling.