Water block pressure regulation structure

Abstract

A water block pressure regulation structure includes a top cover internally defining a water-out compartment, a pressure reduction chamber and a water-in compartment; a heat absorbing member; and a partitioning plate superposed on the heat absorbing member to define a heat exchange chamber between them, and including a buffer space communicable with the heat exchange chamber via first and second bores formed on the partitioning plate. The first and second bores are openable and closeable by first and second valves fitted therein, respectively. The water-in and water-out compartments communicate with the heat exchange chamber via first and second penetrating openings on the partitioning plate. When the heat exchange chamber internally has high pressure or insufficient cooling liquid, the first and second valves automatically open to communicate the buffer space with the heat exchange chamber, and accordingly regulate the pressure and cooling liquid in the heat exchange chamber.