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Ruth's sister 0N1C1D VRM heatsink Alienware Aurora R11 R12

SKU CH-S6V2-G9BZH

VRM heatsink for Alienware Aurora R11 and R12 motherboards

  • Cools VRM voltage regulators on Aurora R11 R12
  • Direct-fit VR MOS thermal module for stable operation
  • Replaces 0N1C1D N1C1D heatsink part precisely
  • New condition ensures full thermal performance out of box

VRM heatsink for Aurora R11 R12

This VRM heatsink is designed for Alienware Aurora R11 and R12 systems. It attaches to the voltage-regulator area of the server-style CPU cooler to improve thermal transfer. The part is supplied new and carries the 0N1C1D identifier used by Dell for this platform. Installation uses the existing mounting points on the cooler assembly.

Fits Aurora R11 R12 cooler modules

This component suits owners of an Aurora R11 or R12 who need to replace a missing or damaged VRM heatsink on the factory cooler. It will not fit other Alienware desktops or third-party coolers that use a different VRM layout or mounting pattern. Builders using aftermarket CPU coolers or non-Aurora chassis should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

Will the 0N1C1D VRM heatsink fit the existing VR MOS layout on my Alienware Aurora R11 motherboard?

Yes, the module is built to match the VR MOS voltage-regulator footprint used on both the Aurora R11 and R12, so it aligns with the existing mounting points.

How can I confirm the heatsink is dissipating heat properly once installed?

After assembly, monitor VRM temperatures in HWInfo or BIOS; they should stay noticeably lower than before under the same CPU load, showing the thermal module is working.

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