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Silver metal heatsink with fins for R7610 workstation

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Ruth's sister R7610 WorkStation Heatsink X0F9P internal power cable

SKU CH-3TZB-0P4XH

Replacement CPU cooler heatsink designed for the R7610 workstation

  • Designed for R7610 workstation compatibility
  • Small heatsink form factor fits tight spaces
  • CPU cooler keeps processor temperatures controlled
  • New condition ensures reliable out-of-box performance

Small Heatsink for R7610 Workstation

This small heatsink is designed for the R7610 workstation platform. It serves as a direct replacement CPU cooler for that specific system. Builders maintaining or repairing a compatible unit will find the correct fit.

Used Component Without New Accessories

The item arrives in used but working condition as stated by the supplier. No mounting hardware, thermal compound or brackets are included with this heatsink alone. Buyers needing a complete installation kit must source those parts separately.

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Price $65.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the thermal paste on the R7610 heatsink need replacing after installation?

The unit arrives used but working well, so the existing thermal compound should be cleaned off and fresh paste applied before mounting it on the CPU.

What is the first thermal limit reached when the R7610 heatsink runs under sustained load?

The small heatsink design will hit its heat‑soak capacity before the fan curve ramps high enough, causing CPU temperatures to climb steadily.

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