Abstract: An airflow guider includes a plate-like member having a stop portion extending transversely, a rear inclined guiding portion extending downward rearward toward a first side from a top edge of the stop portion, a front inclined guiding portion extending slantwise forward toward the first side from the stop portion, and at least one fixture for installing the airflow guider to a heat sink. In light of the structure, the airflow guider can be coordinately installed to various kinds of heat sinks and provide additional thermal dissipation.

Abstract: An airflow guider includes a plate-like member having a stop portion extending transversely, a rear inclined guiding portion extending downward rearward toward a first side from a top edge of the stop portion, a front inclined guiding portion extending slantwise forward toward the first side from the stop portion, and at least one fixture for installing the airflow guider to a heat sink. In light of the structure, the airflow guider can be coordinately installed to various kinds of heat sinks and provide additional thermal dissipation.

Abstract: A heat-dissipating fin includes a sheety main body. The main body is provided with a high-temperature area located at each of two sides thereof, an airflow area located at a midsection thereof for an external airflow to pass through, at least one guide wall formed at the airflow area and having a front end facing the main body, and two inclined guide portions each extending rearward toward one side thereof from a front end thereof. In this way, the external airflow can be guided to the high-temperature areas of the fin to reach greater heat-dissipating efficiency.