Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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CPU heatsink cools the processor in Dell EMC PowerEdge T640 servers
The YINGHUA CPU heatsink is built for the Dell EMC PowerEdge T640 server. It replaces the original KN2PJ and 0KN2PJ parts to keep the processor within thermal limits. This new component is a direct fit for the designated socket in that platform.
Technicians servicing a PowerEdge T640 can use this heatsink as a like-for-like replacement. Builders working on different server models or custom workstations should look elsewhere because the mounting pattern and thermal interface are specific to the T640 platform.
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Monitor CPU temperatures through the server BIOS or iDRAC; they should remain within the processor thermal limits under typical workloads
The unit is supplied as the heatsink assembly only; retention brackets and thermal compound are not included and must be obtained separately
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