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IBM Refurbished
A replacement heatsink for the switch module in System x3620 M3 and x3630 M3 servers
This IBM 94Y7758 heatsink is a thermal component designed for System x3620 M3 and x3630 M3 servers. It dissipates heat from switch modules to maintain stable operating temperatures. The part is supplied in refurbished condition.
Technicians repairing or maintaining the listed System x models will require this specific heatsink for correct fit and thermal performance. Buyers working on different server platforms or newer generations should look elsewhere for compatible cooling hardware.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 127 × 102 mm |
The 94Y7758 is the specified heatsink for the switch module in both the X3620 M3 and X3630 M3, so it mounts directly into the same slot.
After fitting the 94Y7758, the switch module should lock firmly in the chassis and the system should post without thermal warnings for that module.
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