DBTLAP
DBTLAP CPU Cooling Heatsink for HP Proliant DL160 G8 668514 677055
Cools HP ProLiant DL160 G8 servers using part numbers 668514 and 677055
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Designed for HP Proliant DL160 G8 servers
- Matches part numbers 668514-001 and 677055-001 exactly
- Includes one fan for direct replacement
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliability
- Verify compatibility using photos and model number
DBTLAP Heatsink for HP Proliant DL160 G8
This replacement heatsink is built for the HP Proliant DL160 G8 server and matches part numbers 668514-001 and 677055-001. It suits administrators who need a direct swap for a worn or noisy original cooler. Buyers who want a universal laptop pad or a different server form factor should look elsewhere.
Single fan included in the package
The bundle supplies one fan so the cooler is ready to install without sourcing a separate unit. Each item is tested before shipping to confirm operation. The photos show the exact item you will receive, helping you verify the match before purchase. No additional brackets, thermal compound or mounting hardware are mentioned.
Tested unit ensures reliable fit
Every heatsink is checked before it leaves the supplier, reducing the risk of a dead-on-arrival component. The design follows the DL160 G8 mounting pattern so it aligns with the existing screw holes and airflow path. Compatibility depends on matching the listed part numbers to your chassis. Build quality reflects a standard server-grade aluminium and plastic construction.
Highlights
- Designed for HP Proliant DL160 G8 servers
- Matches part numbers 668514-001 and 677055-001 exactly
- Includes one fan for direct replacement
- Each unit tested before shipping for reliability
- Verify compatibility using photos and model number
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the included fan need to be replaced on this DBTLAP heatsink for the HP Proliant DL160 G8?
The fan is a moving part and will eventually wear out; replacement timing depends on operating environment and duty cycle, so monitor for increased noise or reduced airflow as indicators.
What thermal limit appears first when this heatsink runs continuously in a DL160 G8 server?
The CPU package temperature will reach its throttle point before the heatsink itself saturates, so sustained loads are limited by the processor's own thermal ceiling rather than the cooler.
How much noise and heat does the fan produce during all-day operation in the DL160 G8?
The single fan generates a steady airflow hum typical for 1U server coolers, and exhaust air will be warm but within the chassis design limits for continuous use.
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