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Ruth's sister internal power cable GF449 2950

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CPU heatsink GF449 fits Dell PowerEdge 2950 servers and cools Xeon processors

  • Designed for Dell PowerEdge 2950 servers
  • Compatible with Xeon processors
  • GF449 part ensures correct fit
  • New condition ready for installation

CPU Heatsink GF449 for Dell PowerEdge 2950

This CPU heatsink carries part number GF449 and is built for the Dell PowerEdge 2950 server platform. It provides direct cooling for Xeon processors installed in that chassis. The unit is supplied new and matches the original CN-0GF449 specification. It serves as a direct replacement for a failed or missing factory cooler.

Suits Dell PowerEdge 2950 maintenance.

This heatsink suits administrators maintaining a PowerEdge 2950 who need the exact GF449 fit. It will not fit other server models or desktop boards because the mounting pattern and thermal interface are specific to this platform. Buyers who need a cooler for a different chassis or a newer generation processor should look at something else. No mounting hardware beyond the heatsink itself is included.

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Questions about this item

Will the GF449 heatsink fit the existing Xeon socket in my PowerEdge 2950?

The GF449 is built for the Dell PowerEdge 2950 and matches the Xeon mounting pattern used in that server, so it aligns with the retention hardware you already have.

How can I confirm the GF449 is cooling the Xeon properly once installed?

After power-on, watch the server’s front-panel thermal LEDs and check the iDRAC or BIOS hardware monitor; steady temperatures under load show the heatsink is seated and making full contact.

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