Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Cools Dell PowerEdge T440 and T640 servers with 82x117x109.5mm dimensions
This YINGHUA heatsink carries part number 489KP and fits Dell PowerEdge T440 and T640 servers. It is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible systems. The unit provides direct CPU cooling for these specific tower platforms.
It replaces a failed or lost factory heatsink in a PowerEdge T440 or T640 chassis. The jump is worth it when the existing cooler is bent, corroded or no longer seats correctly. Builders using other server models or custom workstations cannot use this part.
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The unit measures 82 by 117 by 109.5 millimetres, matching the factory bracket spacing for the T440 and T640.
Align the part number 489KP toward the front of the server, then press evenly until both retention clips click — skipping the second clip is the common error.
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