Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black CPU Cooler RR-S4KK-20PA-R1
- 120 mm
- Black
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Solid copper blade heatsink for M910 server CPU cooling
This solid copper blade cooler carries part number T184N 0T184N and is built specifically for the M910 server platform. It serves as a direct replacement heatsink for that chassis. The copper construction aims to conduct heat efficiently from the processor.
Technicians servicing an M910 unit can install this heatsink to restore original cooling performance. It is not intended for desktop sockets, custom loops or other server models. Builders needing a different mounting pattern or higher thermal capacity should look elsewhere.
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The T184N is designed specifically for the M910 server platform; mounting holes and clearance match that chassis only.
Solid copper blades conduct heat efficiently, so the cooler manages the thermal output of any supported M910 processor without throttling.
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