CPU Coolerl

A CPU cooler is a device used to reduce the operating temperature of a central processing unit (CPU). The CPU generates significant heat when running, and without proper cooling, excessive temperatures can lead to reduced performance or even permanent damage to the processor. There are several common types of CPU coolers: Air Coolers The most common type, consisting of heat sinks (usually made of aluminum or copper) and fans. The heat sink absorbs and spreads out the heat from the CPU, while the fan accelerates air flow to dissipate the heat efficiently. Liquid Coolers More efficient and suitable for high-performance computers. Coolant circulates through tubes to transfer heat from the CPU to a radiator, where fans then dissipate the heat. Passive Coolers Rely solely on the heat sink with no fan, suitable for low-power devices. Exotic Methods (e.g., liquid metal or phase-change cooling) Rare and used mainly in high-end or research applications. The CPU coolers mentioned by Zhejiang Yinhuan Machinery Co., Ltd. refer mainly to mass-produced air or liquid cooling components for PCs, servers, and industrial computers.