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Metal heatsink bracket with attached power cable for HP Z240 workstation

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Ruth's sister internal power cable for HP Z240 Workstation SATA M.2 256GB SSD 826414-001 Heatsink

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Heatsink secures a SATA M.2 256 GB SSD inside an HP Z240 workstation using part 826414-001

  • Designed for HP Z240 workstation compatibility
  • Supports SATA M.2 256GB SSD installation
  • Includes heatsink for thermal management
  • Matches OEM part 826414-001 exactly

HP Z240 SATA M.2 SSD heatsink cable

This internal power cable includes a heatsink designed for the HP Z240 workstation. It supports a SATA M.2 256GB SSD using part number 826414-001. The assembly fits the OEM solid-state hard disk rack. Installers gain a direct replacement for the original thermal solution.

Passive cooling for typical workloads

The heatsink dissipates heat from the SSD without a fan, so it adds no audible noise. Power draw remains limited to the SATA device itself. Thermal performance is adequate for normal desktop use inside the Z240 chassis.

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Questions about this item

How do I install the heatsink onto the SATA M.2 256GB SSD in my HP Z240 Workstation, and what step is commonly missed?

Mount the heatsink onto the SSD using the screw holes on the 826414-001 rack, then secure the assembly in the M.2 slot; the step often missed is tightening the heatsink screws before inserting the drive.

Will the heatsink or its thermal pad need replacement after extended use in the HP Z240?

The metal heatsink itself does not wear out, but the thermal interface material between it and the SATA M.2 256GB SSD may degrade over years and should be refreshed if temperatures rise.

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