The computer radiator is a key component in a computer's thermal management system. Its main objective is to dissipate the heat generated by the CPU and GPU so as to keep them cool, by this means ensuring the system runs smoothly. The radiator gets its functions from the technology features, including that it is built entirely in aluminum or copper which boasts excellent thermal conductivity and of course that its fins provide more surfaces for easier heat exchange. It also typically comes with fans or liquid pumps. Applications for this product are as diverse as the PC environment itself; from high-performance gaming rigs to data centers and workstations.