Cpu radiator holding mechanism

A CPU radiator holding mechanism, comprising:

• a pressure-bearing unit, said pressure-bearing unit is made of a thermally conductive material:
• a radiator formed from a plurality of radiating fins and provided at a top thereof with a receiving recess for receiving said pressure-bearing unit therein;
• a pair of holding-down clamps, each of which being provided at predetermined positions with hooks;
• a seat provided at predetermined positions with receiving holes for engaging with said hooks on said holding-down clamps:
• said radiator being fixedly connected to said seat by pressing said holding-down clamps against said pressure-bearing unit positioned in said receiving recess of said radiator, and engaging said hooks of said holding-down clamps with said receiving holes of said seat, such that any pressure applied by said holding-down clamps onto said pressure-bearing unit does not cause any deformation of said radiating fins of said radiator:
• and
• said thermally conductive material is selected from the group consisting of copper, aluminum, copper alloys, aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, and stainless steel.

A CPU radiator holding mechanism, comprising:

• a pressure-bearing unit having two arms sideward extended from two upper outer ends of a central portion thereof, said pressure-bearing unit is made of a thermally conductive material;
• a radiator formed from a plurality of radiating fins and provided at a top thereof with a receiving recess for receiving said central portion of said pressure-bearing unit therein;
• a pair of holding-down clamps, each of which being provided at predetermined positions with hooks;
• a seat provided at predetermined positions with receiving holes for engaging with said hooks on said holding-down clamps;
• said radiator being fixedly connected to said seat by pressing said holding-down clamps against said pressure-bearing unit positioned in said receiving recess of said radiator, and engaging said hooks of said holding-down clamps with said receiving holes of said seat, such that any pressure applied by said holding-down clamps onto said pressure-bearing unit does not cause any deformation of said radiating fins of said radiator;
• and
• said thermally conductive material is selected from the group consisting of copper, aluminum, copper alloys, aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, and stainless steel.

A CPU radiator holding mechanism, comprising

• a pressure-bearing unit having two arms sideward extended from two upper outer ends of a central portion thereof:
• a radiator formed from a plurality of radiating fins and provided at a top thereof with a receiving recess for receiving said central portion of said pressure-bearing unit therein:
• a pair of holding-down clamps, each of which being provided at predetermined positions with hooks:
• a seat provided at predetermined positions with receiving holes for engaging with said hooks on said holding-down clamps:
• said radiator being fixedly connected to said seat by pressing said holding-down clamps against said pressure-bearing unit positioned in said receiving recess of said radiator, and engaging said hooks of said holding-down clamps with said receiving holes of said seat, such that any pressure applied by said holding-down clamps onto said pressure-bearing unit does not cause any deformation of said radiating fins of said radiator;
• and
• said arms of said pressure-bearing unit have a reduced depth, such that said pressure-bearing unit is positioned in said receiving recess of said radiator to flush with the top of said radiator.

A CPU radiator holding mechanism, comprising:

• a pressure-bearing unit having a plurality of radiating fins downward extended from a lower side thereof;
• a radiator formed from a plurality of radiating fins, and adapted to engage at a top with said pressure-bearing unit with said radiating fins of said radiator and said radiating fins of said pressure-bearing unit alternating with one another, and said radiator including a receiving recess;
• a pair of holding-down clamps, each of which being provided at predetermined positions with hooks;
• a seat provided at predetermined positions with receiving holes for engaging with said hooks on said holding-down clamps;
• and
• said radiator being fixedly connected to said seat by pressing said holding-down clamps against said pressure-bearing unit positioned in said receiving recess of said radiator, and engaging said hooks of said holding-down clamps with said receiving holes of said seat, such that any pressure applied by said holding-down clamps onto said pressure-bearing unit does not cause any deformation of said radiating fins of said radiator.