Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Heatsink cools the CPU in PowerEdge R730 and R730XD servers
This heatsink is designed to cool the processor inside Dell PowerEdge R730 and R730XD servers. It serves as a direct replacement part for maintaining the thermal performance of these specific rack-mounted systems. Server administrators and IT technicians use it when servicing or rebuilding these platforms.
The cooler attaches to the existing CPU retention mechanism on the system board, requiring no additional brackets or backplates. It clears standard-height memory modules and leaves the PCIe riser slots accessible for expansion cards. Builders working on dissimilar Dell models or custom white-box servers cannot use this heatsink.
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Yes, the YY2R8 heatsink is designed for PowerEdge R730 and R730XD CPU cooling.
The aluminium fin stack and heat pipes transfer heat from the CPU to chassis airflow; sustained limits depend on server fan speed and inlet temperature.
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