A server includes a tray that has a front portion and a back portion. A motherboard is disposed in the front portion of the tray and the motherboard is coupled to a heat sink. A fan is disposed in the back portion of the tray. A hard drive is disposed between the motherboard and the fan and the hard
A server includes a tray that has a front portion and a back portion. A motherboard is disposed in the front portion of the tray and the motherboard is coupled to a heat sink. A fan is disposed in the back portion of the tray. A hard drive is disposed between the motherboard and the fan and the hard drive is operatively connected to the motherboard. The server also includes a heat pipe that has a body longitudinally bounded by an inlet and an outlet. The inlet is coupled to the heat sink, while the outlet is coupled to the fan. The body of the heat pipe extends past the hard drive. A power supply is also disposed in the tray and is operatively connected to the motherboard, the fan, and the hard drive.
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1. A server comprising: a motherboard disposed in a front portion of the server;a fan disposed in a back portion of the server;a hard disk drive disposed between the motherboard and the fan, the hard drive operatively connected to the motherboard;a heat pipe having a body bounded longitudinally by a
1. A server comprising: a motherboard disposed in a front portion of the server;a fan disposed in a back portion of the server;a hard disk drive disposed between the motherboard and the fan, the hard drive operatively connected to the motherboard;a heat pipe having a body bounded longitudinally by an inlet and an outlet, the inlet coupled to a heat sink, the outlet coupled to the fan, and the body extending past the hard drive while being disposed directly beneath the hard drive, wherein the heat pipe body is fabricated from heat conducting materials that extend from the inlet to the outlet;a power supply disposed in the server, the power supply operatively coupled to at least one electronic component of the motherboard, the fan, and the hard drive; andone or more I/O terminals disposed in the front portion of the server, wherein heat from the motherboard is drawn to the heat sink, transferred by the heat pipe away from the I/O terminals, and exhausted by the fan at the back portion of the server. 2. The server of claim 1, further comprising an insulator disposed between the heat pipe body and the disk drive. 3. The server of claim 1, further comprising one or more additional heat pipes coupled to transfer heat from one or more other electronic components of the server. 4. The server of claim 1, wherein the heat pipe extends past the hard drive while being disposed adjacent to the hard drive. 5. The server of claim 1, further comprising a tray, wherein the tray contains the motherboard, the hard drive, and the heat pipe. 6. The server of claim 5, further comprising a plurality of trays. 7. The server of claim 1, wherein the heat sink is made from a material that provides for heat convention from the heat sink to air between sink prongs. 8. The server of claim 1, wherein the heat sink includes a copper block to hold the heat pipe to a CPU. 9. The server of claim 1, further comprising a plurality of heat pipes extending between a plurality of heat sinks and the fan. 10. A method for cooling one or more electric components in a server, the method comprising: coupling a first end of the heat pipe to at least one of a heat sink of an electronic component of a motherboard, a fan, and a hard drive, wherein a body of the heat pipe is fabricated from heat conducting materials, and wherein the first end is disposed in a front portion of the server;coupling a second end of the heat pipe to the fan at a back portion of the server, wherein the hard drive is disposed between the electronic components and the fan, wherein the heat pipe couples heat from the first end of the heat pipe to the second end of the heat pipe, and wherein the heat pipe extends past the hard drive while being directly disposed beneath the hard drive; anddisposing one or more I/O terminals in the front portion of the server, wherein heat from the motherboard is drawn to the heat sink, transferred by the heat pipe away from the I/O terminals, and exhausted by the fan at the back portion of the server. 11. The method of claim 10, wherein an insulator is disposed between the heat pipe body and the hard drive. 12. The method of claim 10, wherein one or more additional heat pipes are coupled to transfer heat from one or more other electronic components of the server. 13. The method of claim 10, wherein the heat pipe extends past the hard drive while being disposed adjacent to the hard drive. 14. The method of claim 10, wherein a tray contains the motherboard, the hard drive, and the heat pipe. 15. The method of claim 14, wherein the server includes a plurality of trays. 16. A system comprising: a motherboard disposed in a front portion of a server;a fan disposed in a back portion of the server;a hard disk drive disposed between the motherboard and the fan, the hard drive operatively connected to the motherboard; anda heat pipe having a body bounded longitudinally by an inlet and an outlet, the inlet coupled to a heat sink, the outlet coupled to a fan, and the body extending past the hard drive while being disposed directly beneath the hard drive, wherein the heat pipe body is fabricated from heat conducting materials that extend from the inlet to the outlet. 17. The system of claim 16, further comprising a power supply disposed in the server. 18. The system of claim 17, wherein the power supply is operatively coupled to the motherboard, the fan, and the hard drive. 19. The system of claim 16, further comprising one or more I/O terminals disposed in the front portion of the server. 20. The system of claim 19, wherein heat from the motherboard is drawn to the heat sink, transferred by the heat pipe away from the I/O terminals, and exhausted by the fan at the back portion of the server.
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