A CPU cooler is a device designed to keep the central processing unit (CPU) at safe operating temperatures by dissipating heat away from the CPU.
It works by transferring heat from the CPU to a heatsink or water block, which then expels the heat into the air through fans (air cooling) or via a radiator with a pump in liquid cooling systems.
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