Abstract: Various circuit board fluid cooling systems and methods of using the same are disclosed. In one aspect, a method of manufacturing is provided that includes coupling a first member to a circuit board where the first member has a first opening with a first internal footprint. A heat exchanger is removably coupled to the first member to transfer heat from at least one component of the circuit board. The heat exchanger has an external footprint adapted so that at least a portion of the heat exchanger fits in the first opening. A plate is coupled to the circuit board to transfer heat from at least one component of the circuit board. A fluid supply line and a fluid return line are coupled to the heat exchanger such that one of the fluid supply line and the fluid return line is thermal contact with the plate to transfer heat therefrom.

Abstract: A configurable multiple inlet thermal management device, such as an air-mover or passive heat sink, for electronic devices. The thermal management device is arranged on a computing device or on a component of a computing device or similar, such as an expansion module or alike, so that incoming air flow decreases the temperature of the heat producing components. In order to provide best possible air flow the air-mover comprises blade design that pressurizes the air flow from at least one side of the air-mover component. The air-mover includes removable covers for providing the openings required for intake air from the desired direction and for providing a fan wind. Depending on the application the openings may be permanently opened or closed. The intake air flow is then directed in form of fan wind towards the heat producing elements.