DBTLAP
DBTLAP laptop cooling pad for HP DL580 G7 570259-001 591207-001
Replacement heatsink with fan for HP DL580 G7, matching part numbers 570259-001 and 591207-001
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Designed for HP DL580 G7 servers
- Compatible with part numbers 570259-001 and 591207-001
- Includes one cooling fan for heat dissipation
- Each unit tested before shipment for reliability
- Verify photos and model number for exact fit
Compatible HP DL580 G7 Heatsink
This DBTLAP cooler is built as a direct replacement for the HP DL580 G7 server using part numbers 570259-001 and 591207-001. It arrives new and tested, ready for installation in compatible systems. The package includes one fan unit. Verify the photos against your existing heatsink before ordering.
Upgrade From Worn Original Cooling
The part replaces an aged or failed factory heatsink that no longer dissipates heat effectively. Swapping it out restores the thermal performance the chassis was designed for. The jump is worth it when the original cooler shows excessive noise, rising temperatures or physical damage. Buyers needing a different form factor or additional fans should look elsewhere.
Single-Fan Thermal Capacity
The single-fan assembly handles the heat load specified for the supported HP DL580 G7 configuration. It provides adequate airflow for standard operating conditions within that platform. Headroom diminishes if the server runs sustained maximum workloads or if the chassis airflow is restricted. The cooler is not suited for multi-processor upgrades beyond the original specification.
Highlights
- Designed for HP DL580 G7 servers
- Compatible with part numbers 570259-001 and 591207-001
- Includes one cooling fan for heat dissipation
- Each unit tested before shipment for reliability
- Verify photos and model number for exact fit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this cooler fit the HP DL580 G7 with part numbers 570259-001 and 591207-001?
Yes, it is made for the HP DL580 G7 and matches part numbers 570259-001 and 591207-001; compare the photos with your old heatsink before ordering.
What is the correct way to install this heatsink and fan assembly?
Remove the old cooler, clean the CPU surface, apply fresh thermal paste, seat the new heatsink evenly, tighten screws in a cross pattern, then connect the fan cable.
Which part of this assembly will need replacement first?
The fan is the moving component; it will wear out before the heatsink and should be replaced when noise increases or airflow drops.
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