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YINGHUA Heatsink 873592-001 875070-001 DL380 DL388 G10

SKU CH-E6WG-GF8G0

Heatsink compatible with ProLiant DL380 and DL388 Gen10 servers

  • Compatible with ProLiant DL380 and DL388 G10 servers
  • Replaces OEM part numbers 873592-001 and 875070-001
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance
  • Direct-fit heatsink for simplified server maintenance

Compatible Server Models

This heatsink fits ProLiant DL380 and DL388 Generation 10 servers. It replaces part numbers 873592-001 and 875070-001 for direct thermal management. The component is supplied new for immediate installation. Builders maintaining these specific platforms can use it to restore cooling performance.

Included Components

The package contains the heatsink unit only. No mounting hardware, thermal interface material or additional accessories are bundled. Installers must reuse existing retention hardware or source compatible fixings separately. Software utilities are not included with this thermal component.

Highlights

  • Compatible with ProLiant DL380 and DL388 G10 servers
  • Replaces OEM part numbers 873592-001 and 875070-001
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance
  • Direct-fit heatsink for simplified server maintenance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 873592-001 heatsink need periodic thermal-paste replacement?

The heatsink is a passive metal component with no moving parts or consumable materials, so no scheduled maintenance is required.

What thermal limit appears first when a DL380 G10 runs at full load continuously?

The CPU package temperature will hit its throttle point before the heatsink reaches its own saturation limit, triggering speed reduction to protect the processor.

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