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HP Refurbished
A screw-down heatsink that cools ProLiant XL230A G9 servers
This screw-down heatsink is a direct replacement for the HP ProLiant XL230A G9 server. It attaches to the processor socket to dissipate heat and keep the CPU within thermal limits. The part number is 761786-001 and the unit is supplied in refurbished condition.
This heatsink suits technicians maintaining or repairing an XL230A G9 chassis who need the exact screw-down mounting pattern. It does not fit other server models or processor sockets, so builders working on different platforms should look for the correct thermal solution for their hardware.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 152 × 102 × 51 mm |
The heatsink is designed for the thermal envelope of the XL230A G9 server; sustained loads within the system specification will not trigger throttling.
The passive screw-down design has no moving parts, so it adds no fan noise during all-day operation.
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