Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
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Processor heatsink designed for the PowerEdge R905 server, weighing 5.1 units
This Dell CR227 heatsink is a direct replacement cooler for the PowerEdge R905 server. It fits the specific processor socket layout of that platform. System administrators maintaining existing R905 infrastructure use this part to restore proper thermal performance.
The mounting pattern and thermal interface are engineered only for the PowerEdge R905 chassis. Builders working on other Dell generations or different brands cannot install this heatsink. Buyers needing coolers for newer platforms must source the correct model for their specific hardware.
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The CR227 is listed specifically for the PowerEdge R905 server. Compatibility with other models is not confirmed by the manufacturer.
The heatsink weighs 5.1 units as specified for the PowerEdge R905 installation.
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