Cooling duct for computer
OwnerSidney S. Wonginventor
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A duct, for channeling air from outside of a personal computer (PC) to cool a processor (CPU) of the PC, has a hollow body. This body comprises spaced apart sidewalls connected by an inner wall and an outer wall. In a lower section of the outer wall is an intake opening prepared to align with vent openings in an enclosure of the PC. As the walls of the body lower section extend upward, the side walls pinch inward to form a narrow top end. This narrow top end then connects with a narrow bottom end of an upper section of the body. The inner wall of the upper section arches inward while the outer wall flares upward. Inner end edges of the upper section walls define an outlet opening prepared to fit next to the processor. During operation, an intake fan of the CPU draws air through the duct that then discharges directly on the processor. This air flow may be enchanced by another fan unit carried in the duct upper section.
A duct particularity adapted for channeling a flow of cooling air to a heat sink of a processor of a personal computer, said duct comprising:
A duct particularity adapted for channeling a flow of cooling air to a heat sink of a processor of a personal computer, said duct comprising:
A duct for installation inside an enclosure of a personal computer to channel air from outside said enclosure to a heat sink of a processor of said computer, said duct comprising:
A duct for installation inside an enclosure of a personal computer to channel air from outside said computer to a heat sink of a processor of said computer, said duct comprising an inner portion including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.