Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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CPU heatsink with fan for the second graphics position in an HP Z8 G4 workstation
This heatsink assembly fits the second graphics-card position in an HP Z8 G4 workstation. It is built for server and graphics workloads that require dedicated CPU cooling in that specific chassis slot. The part carries the reference 0P605235 and PN 460503F00-17J-G.
Installation follows the workstation's proprietary mounting pattern for the graphics number two location, so no universal brackets are used. Builders who need a heatsink for the primary CPU socket or for a different workstation model cannot use this unit.
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The 0P605235 heatsink mounts directly to the motherboard CPU socket for the graphics No. 2 position in the HP Z8 G4 workstation.
The 460503F00-17J-G heatsink is designed to fit the graphics No. 2 position in the HP Z8 G4 server workstation chassis.
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