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Silver aluminium heatsink with copper base and fins for Dell Poweredge R430 server

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Internal power cable for Dell PowerEdge R430 server CPU heatsink

  • Designed for Dell PowerEdge R430 servers
  • Ensures reliable CPU cooling in 1U racks
  • CN-02FKY9 part guarantees exact fit
  • New condition means full service life ahead

Dell PowerEdge R430 CPU heatsink

This CN-02FKY9 heatsink is built for the Dell PowerEdge R430 1U rack server. It mounts directly to the CPU socket to dissipate processor heat inside the chassis. The part is intended for system builders or technicians servicing that specific platform.

Thermals and power

The aluminium fin stack transfers heat from the CPU into the server's forced-air flow. No fan is included; the unit relies on the chassis fans for airflow. Acoustic output therefore depends on the system fan curve rather than the heatsink itself. Power draw is limited to the processor it cools.

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I install the CN-02FKY9 heatsink in a Dell PowerEdge R430 1U server, and what step is often missed?

Mount the heatsink onto the CPU socket using the four captive screws in a diagonal pattern, then connect the fan cable to the system-board header; the step often missed is tightening the screws evenly so the thermal interface makes full contact.

What maintenance will the CN-02FKY9 heatsink need later?

Periodically clean dust from the fin stack with compressed air and replace the thermal paste between the CPU and heatsink every two to three years to maintain thermal performance.

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