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IBM 94Y6618 95W Heatsink for System X3650 M4 server accessory
A 95 W heatsink designed for the System X3650 M4 server
- TypeOther
- ColorSilver
- Designed for System X3650 M4 compatibility
- 95W thermal capacity handles demanding workloads
- Silver aluminium construction resists corrosion
- Refurbished unit tested to IBM specifications
95W Heatsink for System X3650 M4
This refurbished IBM heatsink carries part number 94Y6618 and is rated for 95W thermal dissipation. It is built for the System X3650 M4 server and suits administrators who need a direct replacement cooler for that platform. The silver finish matches the original chassis aesthetic.
Integration into a System X3650 M4 build
The heatsink mounts to the existing processor socket retention mechanism inside the X3650 M4, so no extra brackets or adapters are required. Using the correct 95W cooler frees the server from thermal throttling and keeps the original acoustic profile intact. Buyers who need a higher-wattage cooler or a different server model should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Designed for System X3650 M4 compatibility
- 95W thermal capacity handles demanding workloads
- Silver aluminium construction resists corrosion
- Refurbished unit tested to IBM specifications
Specifications
| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
| Color | Silver |
| Shipping weight | 1.81 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 102 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
What thermal limit does the 95W heatsink hit first during sustained load?
The heatsink is rated for 95W, so sustained loads above that level will reach its thermal limit first.
How much noise or heat does the 94Y6618 add when running all day?
The heatsink has no moving parts, so it adds no fan noise; its 5.1 weight and silver finish help dissipate heat passively.
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