Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a spreader, a heat sink comprising a base plate and a plurality of outer fins extending upwardly from a top surface of the base plate, a heat pipe thermally connecting the heat sink and the spreader together, a plurality of fasteners each including a fixture having a head at a top thereof, a spring encircling the fixture and a gasket wired on the fixtures. The fixtures extend through the base plate of the heat sink and the spreader, the gaskets are respectively compressed between the heads and the base plate, edge of the base plate of the heat sink is joined with the housing of the computer, and cooperates with the housing to form a hermetic encapsulation which encloses the heat-generating electronic component.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device assembly for dissipating heat from a plurality of electronic components mounted on a printed circuit board, includes a heat sink (10) contacting one of the electronic components, a pair of fans (20) attached on a lateral side of the heat sink, and a fan duct (30) fixed on the fans. A plurality of guiding members (322, 346) are formed inwardly from the fan duct to be located in an interior of the fan duct. The guiding members are used for guiding a screwdriver (40) to accurately fit with screws (50) preassembled to the heat sink. Thus, the screws can be quickly and easily fastened by the screwdriver to mount the heat dissipation device assembly on the printed circuit board.

Abstract: A heat sink assembly includes a heat sink and a clip assembly received in the heat sink. The clip assembly comprises a clip and a movable fastener pivotally connected to the clip via a pair of supporters. Each supporter defines a pivot hole deviated from a center thereof and a retaining slot above the pivot hole. The clip comprises a main body received in the heat sink and two arms extending from the main body and pivotally received in the retaining slots of the supporters. The movable fastener pivotally extends in the pivot holes of the supporters. The movable fastener moves relative to the heat sink and causes rotation of the supporters in a matter such that a distance from the main body of the clip to a bottom of the heat sink is changed, whereby the clip assembly can provide adjustable spring force acting on the heat sink.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device (100) includes a heat sink (10) having a plurality of fins (14) and a plurality of mounting brackets (20) buckled with the fins of the heat sink. Each of the mounting brackets includes a mounting plate (22) mounted on a top of the heat sink and a baffle plate (26) extending from one side of the mounting plate to a bottom of the heat sink. The baffle plate terminates with a retaining plate (28). A plurality of fasteners (50) extends through the retaining plates to mount the heat dissipation device onto a printed circuit board. Self-tapping screws (40) are used to extend through the fan and the mounting plates of the mounting brackets and threadedly engage with the fins thereby mounting the fan on the heat sink.

Abstract: A heat dissipating assembly for dissipating heat from a CPU and a VRM simultaneously includes a base (10) contacting the CPU, a heat sink (20) mounted on the base, a pair of fans (30) attached on a front side of the heat sink, and a fan duct (40) secured to the fans. The fan duct has a first inlet (440) through which a part of airflow flows into the fan duct, a second inlet (460) through which another part of the airflow flowing into the fan duct. The another part of the airflow also flows through the VRM so it can cool the VRM. The fan duct further has an outlet (480) for allowing the airflow generated by the fans to blow to the heat sink.

Abstract: A heat dissipating assembly for dissipating heat from a CPU and a VRM simultaneously includes a base (10) contacting the CPU, a heat sink (20) mounted on the base, a pair of fans (30) attached on a front side of the heat sink, and a fan duct (40) secured to the fans. The fan duct has a first inlet (440) through which a part of airflow flows into the fan duct, a second inlet (460) through which another part of the airflow flowing into the fan duct. The another part of the airflow also flows through the VRM so it can cool the VRM. The fan duct further has an outlet (480) for allowing the airflow generated by the fans to blow to the heat sink.

Abstract: A heat sink assembly includes a heat sink and a clip assembly received in the heat sink. The clip assembly comprises a clip and a movable fastener pivotally connected to the clip via a pair of supporters. Each supporter defines a pivot hole deviated from a center thereof and a retaining slot above the pivot hole. The clip comprises a main body received in the heat sink and two arms extending from the main body and pivotally received in the retaining slots of the supporters. The movable fastener pivotally extends in the pivot holes of the supporters. The movable fastener moves relative to the heat sink and causes rotation of the supporters in a matter such that a distance from the main body of the clip to a bottom of the heat sink is changed, whereby the clip assembly can provide adjustable spring force acting on the heat sink.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device for at least two heat-generating electronic components, includes a base, a fin set and a plurality of heat pipes. The base includes a supporting frame and at least two plates attached to a bottom of the frame for contacting with the at least two heat-generating electronic components. The fin set includes a plurality of fins on the base. The heat pipes respectively and thermally connect the at least two plates and the fin set together. A single fan is attached to the heat dissipation device for generating an airflow through the fin set to dissipate heat in the fin set absorbed from the at least two heat-generating electronic components.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device for at least a heat-generating electronic component includes a heat sink, a fan for providing an airflow through the heat sink and a fan holder coupling the fan to the heat sink. The heat sink has a first locking part and a second locking part opposite to the first locking part. The fan holder has a first engaging part engaging with the first locking part at one side of the heat sink and a second engaging part engaging with the second locking part of the heat sink at an opposite side thereof. The first engaging part has a horizontally extending fixing arm and a barb extending downwardly from the fixing arm and hooking with a top side of the heat sink.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device is for contacting with a heat generating electronic device to remove heat from the electronic device. The heat dissipation device includes a base for thermally engaging with the electronic device and a plurality of fins arranged on a face of the base. A first heat pipe is located between the base and the fins, and is sinuously positioned on the face of the base. The first heat pipe has a first section located at a central portion of the base and a plurality of second sections located at lateral portions of the base. At least a second heat pipe has a first section thermally positioned to the base, and a second section extending remotely from the base and thermally engaging with the fins.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device (1) includes a heat sink (10), a fan (20), and an air cooling member (30). Airflow produced by the fan is led to the heat sink after passing through the air cooling member. The air cooling member can lower the temperature of the airflow below an average temperature of an atmosphere surrounding the heat dissipation device.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device comprises a first heat sink (10) for thermally contacting with an electronic device, a second heat sink (20) mounted on the first heat sink, heat pipes (40) connecting with both the first and second heat sinks. The heat pipes surround an entire periphery of the first heat sink and a part of the second heat sink. Each heat pipe comprises an evaporating portion (42), a first condensing portion (46) and a second condensing portion (44). The first and second condensing portions extend from two opposite ends of the evaporating portion respectively. The evaporating portion is positioned adjacent to the electronic device and the two condensing portions extend inwardly and bend in opposite directions to each other. The first condensing portion extends through the first heat sink and the second condensing portion extends through the second heat sink.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a heat-absorbing member having two arched concave walls formed at opposite sides thereof, and a plurality of fins extending outwardly and slantwise from each of the two arched concave walls of the heat-absorbing member toward a middle between a front and a rear of the heat dissipation device.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a base and two heat sinks formed by aluminum extrusion and located on the base. Each heat sink includes a heat conducting portion. The two heat sinks include a plurality of first fins extending inwardly from first faces of the heat conducting portions and located between the heat conducting portions, and a plurality of second fins extending outwardly from second faces of the heat conducting portions. Two heat pipes connect the base and the two heat sinks. Each heat pipe includes a first section thermally engaged with the base, and two second sections extending from the base and thermally engaged with the heat conducting portion of a corresponding heat sink. The second sections are located outside a hub and below fan blades of an impeller of a fan mounted on the heat sinks.

Abstract: A clip includes a body having a first end and a second end. A connecting member extends through the first end of the body. A hook plate is attached to a bottom of the connecting member and an actuating member is pivotally coupled to an upper end of the connecting member. The actuating member is pivotable relative to the hook plate in a first direction so that the actuating member is turnable relative to the hook plate between a locked position and an unlocked position. Furthermore, the actuating member is turnable about an axis of the connecting member in a second direction different from the first direction.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a base and two heat sinks formed by aluminum extrusion and located on the base. Each heat sink includes a heat conducting portion. The two heat sinks include a plurality of first fins extending inwardly from first faces of the heat conducting portions and located between the heat conducting portions, and a plurality of second fins extending outwardly from second faces of the heat conducting portions. Two heat pipes connect the base and the two heat sinks. Each heat pipe includes a first section thermally engaged with the base, and two second sections extending from the base and thermally engaged with the heat conducting portion of a corresponding heat sink. The second sections are located outside a hub and below fan blades of an impeller of a fan mounted on the heat sinks.

Abstract: A clip includes a body, an actuating member, a first hook plate and a second hook plate. The body includes a supporting portion and a pair of spaced arms extending from opposite sides of the supporting portion. The actuating member includes a cam supported on the supporting portion. The first hook plate is detachably coupled to a distal end of the arms of the body. The second hook plate extends through the supporting portion and is pivotally coupled to the cam of the actuating member. The actuating member is turnable relative to the second hook plate between a locked position and an unlocked position.

Abstract: A clip includes a body with opposite first and second legs, a movable fastener, an actuating member and a sliding axle. The movable fastener has a retaining hole defined therein for engaging with a retention module and an elongated slot above the retaining hole. The actuating member includes a curving slot and is pivotally coupled to the movable fastener via a pivot. The sliding axle extends through the second leg of the body and the elongated slot of the movable fastener to couple them together, and the sliding axle has one portion inserted into the curving slot of the actuating member. When the actuating member is rotated about the pivot, the movable fastener is driven to move relative to the sliding axle between a relaxed position and a locked position.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device comprises a radiator comprising a collar, a core received in the collar and a helical heat pipe embedded in a circumferential face of the core. The collar has a receiving hole and a plurality of fins extending radially and outwardly from an outer face of the collar. The core together with the heat pipe is received in the receiving hole of the radiator. The core has a flat bottom face and a top face opposite to the bottom face. The heat pipe is located between the radiator and the core and thermally contacts the collar of the radiator and the core. The heat pipe extends from the bottom face of the core to the top face of the core, and has a flattened bottom face coplanar with the bottom face of the core for contacting with an electronic device.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a base (10), a plurality of fins (20), first and second heat pipes (30), (40), a fan holder (50) and a fan (60) secured to the fan holder. The first heat pipe includes a heat-receiving section (32) and two heat-discharging sections (34). The second heat pipe includes an evaporating portion (42) and two condensing portions (44). The condensing portions of the second heat pipe extend into the fins and are disposed adjacent to opposite ends of each of the fins. One heat-discharging section extends in the fins and is disposed between the condensing portions, thus allowing heat absorbed from the base to be evenly distributed throughout the fins by the heat-discharging sections and the condensing portions.