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Metal CPU heatsink with fins for ProLiant DL580 server

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SKU CH-681R-PBSMF

CPU heatsink for ProLiant DL580 G8 and G9 servers, part numbers 732443 and 735514

  • Radiator cools CPUs in ProLiant DL580 G8 G9 servers
  • Part numbers 732443-001 and 735514-001 ensure correct fit
  • Heatsink design dissipates heat from server processors
  • New condition guarantees unused component for reliable operation

Radiator for ProLiant DL580 servers

This radiator fits ProLiant DL580 G8, Gen8 and G9 servers. It mounts directly to the CPU socket as a heatsink and chip cooler. The part replaces HP part numbers 732443-001 and 735514-001. It is sold new and ready for installation.

Replaces worn or failed CPU coolers in DL580 G8

Install this radiator when the original cooler no longer maintains safe temperatures. It restores factory cooling performance without modification. Buyers needing a cooler for a different server generation or form factor should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

Which ProLiant DL580 server generations does this heatsink fit?

The heatsink is made for the DL580 G8, Gen8 and G9 models, so it matches the mounting pattern and thermal envelope of those three generations.

What is the correct way to seat the heatsink on the CPU?

Remove old thermal compound, apply a thin even layer of new paste, align the four captive screws with the motherboard standoffs, then tighten them in a cross pattern to the specified torque.

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