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Metal CPU heatsink with fins for Dell T610 T710 servers

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 0KW180 KW180 CPU Heatsink Cooler for T610 T710

SKU CH-QQFH-KQ76D

CPU heatsink cooler tested for T610 and T710 processors

  • Compatible with T610 and T710 servers
  • 0KW180 model fits designated processor sockets
  • Well tested for reliable thermal performance
  • Small heatsink design for internal installation

Small heatsink for T610 and T710 servers

The Ruth's sister 0KW180 KW180 is a compact CPU heatsink designed for Dell PowerEdge T610 and T710 systems. It fits the processor socket directly without additional mounting hardware. This unit suits administrators maintaining or repairing these specific tower servers.

Passive aluminium construction runs silently

The cooler relies on case airflow to dissipate heat and adds no fan noise of its own. Thermal performance scales with chassis ventilation rather than a dedicated blower. Power draw is zero because no motor is present. Buyers needing active cooling or higher thermal capacity should choose a fan-assisted alternative.

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Price $36.99
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Questions about this item

How do I install the 0KW180 heatsink on a T610 or T710, and what step is often missed?

Remove the old cooler, clean the CPU surface, apply fresh thermal paste, then mount the 0KW180 using the original retention brackets; the step most people skip is cleaning off every trace of the old paste before applying new compound.

What maintenance will the 0KW180 heatsink need over time?

Periodically blow dust from the fins with compressed air and check that the mounting screws remain snug; if temperatures rise after a year or two, remove the cooler, clean both surfaces and reapply thermal paste.

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