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Metal CPU heatsink with finned radiator for PowerEdge R410 server

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A heatsink designed to cool the CPU in a PowerEdge R410 server

  • Cools PowerEdge R410 server processors effectively
  • Fits Dell PowerEdge R410 systems precisely
  • Replaces part numbers F645J and 0F645J directly
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance

PowerEdge R410 CPU heatsink

This heatsink is built for the Dell PowerEdge R410 server and fits the socket used in that platform. It provides the thermal interface required to keep the processor within its operating limits during continuous workloads. System integrators and IT teams maintaining R410 units will find it a direct mechanical match.

Aluminium fin stack with mounted fan

The assembly combines a finned aluminium radiator with an integrated fan to move air across the processor heat spreader. Four spring-loaded screws secure the unit to the retention frame without extra tools. No thermal compound is included, so fresh paste must be supplied at installation.

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Questions about this item

Will the heatsink mounting hardware for the PowerEdge R410 need replacement later?

The F645J heatsink is a solid metal radiator with no moving parts, so no maintenance or replacement is required under normal server operation.

What thermal limit appears first during sustained load on this CPU cooler?

The aluminium fin stack and base plate dissipate heat passively; the practical limit is the CPU's own thermal throttle point rather than the heatsink itself.

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