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A replacement heatsink for the BladeCenter HS22 server blade
This genuine IBM heatsink carries part number 46C3545 and is designed for the BladeCenter HS22 server blade. It provides the thermal interface required to keep the processor within safe operating limits. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
Verify that your chassis is a BladeCenter HS22 and that the processor socket matches the mounting pattern of part 46C3545. Confirm the physical clearance around the CPU area to ensure the heatsink fits without obstruction. This part is not suitable for other BladeCenter models or non-IBM server platforms.
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The heatsink is supplied as the cooling unit only; mounting hardware and thermal interface material are not included and must be sourced separately.
Part 46C3545 is designed specifically for the BladeCenter HS22; verify the server's service label before ordering to ensure compatibility.
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