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Ruth's sister 95W CPU Cooler Heatsink for Proliant DL360P GEN8

SKU CH-67HB-X8A2P

Genuine 95W heatsink for Proliant DL360P Gen8 servers, matching part numbers 670527-001, 730238-001, 734040-001 and 735506-001

  • Genuine heatsink designed for Proliant DL360P Gen8 servers
  • Supports CPUs up to 95W thermal design power
  • Replaces multiple OEM part numbers including 670527-001
  • New condition ensures reliable cooling performance

Genuine 95W heatsink for ProLiant DL360P Gen8

This genuine heatsink is designed for the ProLiant DL360P Gen8 server and supports CPUs rated up to 95 W. It matches part numbers 670527-001, 730238-001, 734040-001 and 735506-001 for direct replacement. The cooler targets administrators maintaining or repairing these specific rackmount systems.

Thermals, noise and power in normal use

The heatsink dissipates heat from a 95 W processor within the server's original airflow path. Fan speed is managed by the system firmware, so acoustic output follows the platform's standard thermal profile. Power draw comes solely from the system fans, with no additional electrical load from the cooler itself. It is not suited for processors exceeding the 95 W design limit or for chassis with different mounting patterns.

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Questions about this item

How do I install the 95W heatsink in a Proliant DL360P GEN8 server and which step is often missed?

Align the heatsink with the CPU socket retention frame, lower it evenly, then tighten the captive screws in a diagonal pattern; the step most often missed is removing the protective film from the pre-applied thermal interface before mounting.

What maintenance will the 95W heatsink need during its service life in a DL360 G8?

Periodically clean dust from the fins with compressed air and inspect the fan for bearing noise; if the thermal paste dries out after several years, remove the old compound and apply a fresh thin layer before reseating the heatsink.

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