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Silver aluminium 2U passive CPU heatsink for LGA 2011

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister SNK-P0048P 2U Passive CPU Heatsink LGA 2011

SKU CH-NCC2-6VHEV

Passive 2U heatsink for LGA 2011 socket server workstations

  • Passive cooling for silent server operation
  • Designed for LGA 2011 socket compatibility
  • 2U form factor fits rackmount chassis
  • Supports X9 server and workstation platforms

2U Passive Heatsink for LGA 2011

The Ruth's sister SNK-P0048P is a 2U passive CPU heatsink built for LGA 2011 sockets in X9 server and workstation platforms. It provides silent chip cooling without a fan, making it suitable for dense rack environments where airflow is managed by the chassis. The unit targets system integrators maintaining legacy enterprise hardware.

Replaces active coolers in 2U bays

This heatsink upgrades from louder active coolers when a 2U form factor and passive operation are required. The jump is worth it when the server chassis supplies sufficient forced airflow to dissipate heat through the fins alone. It is not for builds needing active fan control or sockets other than LGA 2011.

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Price $42.99
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Questions about this item

Does this heatsink fit a standard 2U server rack?

Yes, the SNK-P0048P is a 2U passive heatsink designed for X9 server workstations.

How do I mount it on an LGA 2011 socket?

Align the heatsink with the LGA 2011 mounting holes, apply thermal paste, and secure it using the supplied retention brackets.

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