Are your enterprise servers new and genuine?

Yes. We supply new and factory-sealed new-old-stock (NOS) servers from Dell, Lenovo, xFusion and Inspur, sourced through authorized manufacturer channels. New servers are covered by a 3-year warranty.

Can you ship GPU and storage servers to my country?

We export to 60+ countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America, with door-to-door freight, customs documentation and insurance handled by our team.

How fast will I receive a quotation?

Most configuration lists receive a detailed quotation within one business day. For complex deployments, our engineers confirm compatibility and provide options before pricing.

Do you support system integrators and resellers?

Yes — system integrators, IT resellers, project suppliers and tender bidders are our primary customers. We offer multi-brand consolidation, neutral configuration advice and repeat-order account support.

How do I pay, and what terms are available?

We accept international bank transfer (T/T) in USD. Standard orders are confirmed against a proforma invoice, while established repeat accounts and project bidders can discuss agreed payment terms in advance.

What is the lead time for delivery to the Middle East or Southeast Asia?

In-stock configurations are normally built and tested within a few business days, followed by door-to-door air or sea freight depending on the destination. We provide a clear timeline and tracking once the order is confirmed.

How is warranty and after-sales support handled overseas?

New servers carry a 3-year warranty. Our support team coordinates with the manufacturer and arranges replacement parts and remote troubleshooting, so you receive the same level of service in any region we ship to.

Can you build a fully custom configuration to my specification?

Yes. Send your required CPU, memory, drives, accelerators, power and networking preferences — or simply describe the workload and target budget. Our engineers specify, assemble and burn-in test the complete system before shipment.

GENUINE DELL CPU HEATSINKS

Dell PowerEdge CPU Heatsinks, Standard & High-Performance Processor Cooler Kits

Genuine Dell CPU heatsinks for PowerEdge rack servers — standard (STD), high-performance (HPR), T-Type/GPU and high-TDP coolers matched to processor wattage, memory and GPU layout to prevent thermal faults and throttling after a CPU upgrade.

The correct heatsink is determined by CPU TDP, chassis height and whether GPUs are fitted; the wrong cooler trips thermal restrictions and throttling. We supply the genuine Dell customer-install heatsink kit for your configuration, confirm it against your service tag, and include the thermal interface material needed for a clean processor fit.

STD / HPRstandard & high-performance grades

T-TypeGPU and high-memory configurations

14G–17GR640 through R770 coverage

Customer kitsthermal interface material included

Heatsink types we supply

Standard (STD) heatsinks

Base coolers for lower and mainstream TDP CPUs in non-GPU configurations, as fitted to most rack servers from the factory.

High-performance (HPR) heatsinks

Upgraded coolers required for higher-wattage CPUs and denser configurations to stay within Dell thermal limits.

T-Type / GPU heatsinks

Extended T-Type coolers used when GPUs are fitted or with high-capacity LRDIMM layouts that change the airflow path.

High-TDP coolers

Specialised heatsinks for 270W+ and 400W+ processors, including the high-wattage parts on the newest generations.

1U heatsinks

Chassis-height-specific coolers for 1U rack servers, where clearance and the airflow shroud make the part model specific.

2U heatsinks

2U coolers for R740 through R770 families, including variants for GPU and accelerator configurations.

Typical applications

Adding or upgrading a CPU and fitting the matching heatsink
Replacing a damaged or corroded processor cooler
Converting a chassis to a GPU configuration requiring T-Type coolers
Matching a high-TDP heatsink to a higher-wattage processor

PowerEdge CPU heatsink options at a glance

Heatsink grades	Standard (STD), high-performance (HPR), T-Type/GPU, high-TDP
Selection	By CPU TDP, chassis height, GPU and memory configuration
1U variants	STD and T-Type/extended coolers, model and shroud specific
2U variants	STD and HPR coolers, plus GPU/accelerator variants
High TDP	Dedicated 270W+ and 400W+ cooler kits on current generations
Customer kits	Supplied with the thermal interface material for installation
Condition	New genuine Dell heatsinks confirmed by service tag

Common Dell part numbers

Dell order codes and, where noted, manufacturer/SNP module codes for commonly ordered configurations. The exact code depends on your server generation and configuration; send us any code and we will match it and quote it.

165W heatsink for R640, customer kit	412-AAIW
Heatsink for R740/R740xd, 125W+ CPU (no GPU), customer kit	412-AAIU
Heatsink for 2-CPU configuration, 165W+	412-AAVD
Standard heatsink customer-install kit (R650/R750)	412-AAVX
Standard heatsink (R550/R750xs)	412-AAYT
Standard heatsink up to 270W (R660/R760)	412-AALS
Standard heatsink (R760xs)	412-BBHD
R760 heatsink for CPU >165W with no GPUs, customer install	412-BBFL
High-performance CPU heatsink customer-install kit (R660/R760)	412-AAOF
High-performance CPU heatsink up to 270W (R660/R760)	412-AALT
High-performance heatsink (R760xs)	412-BBHC
High-performance 2U standard heatsink, customer install	412-BBGM
Heatsink for 2U chassis with up to 8 GPUs (R760xa)	412-AAOS
Heatsink for CPU >400W, customer install (17G high-TDP)	412-BCDH
PowerEdge C6615 CPU heatsink, customer kit	412-BBHW

What to specify when ordering

Server model and service tag
Processor model and TDP being cooled
Heatsink grade: standard, high-performance or T-Type/GPU
Whether GPUs or high-capacity memory are fitted

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose the correct PowerEdge CPU heatsink?

Selection depends on the processor TDP, chassis height (1U or 2U), and whether GPUs or high-density memory are fitted. Send your model and service tag and we confirm the exact Dell cooler.

What is the difference between standard and high-performance heatsinks?

Standard heatsinks cover mainstream CPU wattages in non-GPU builds; high-performance heatsinks provide the extra cooling Dell requires for higher-TDP processors and denser configurations.

What is a T-Type heatsink?

A T-Type (extended) heatsink is required when GPUs are fitted and with certain high-capacity LRDIMM layouts that change the airflow and thermal profile of the chassis.

Do I need a new heatsink when upgrading the CPU?

Often yes. A higher-wattage processor can require an HPR, T-Type or high-TDP cooler to meet Dell thermal restrictions. We match the cooler to the new CPU before you fit it.

Are heatsinks shared between 1U and 2U servers?

No. Cooler height, clearance and the airflow shroud differ, so 1U and 2U heatsinks are chassis specific even within the same PowerEdge generation.

What heatsink do very high-wattage CPUs need?

Processors at 270W and above, and the 400W+ parts on current generations, use dedicated high-TDP Dell cooler kits rather than the standard heatsink.

Does adding a GPU change the heatsink?

Yes. GPU configurations generally require T-Type/extended heatsinks along with the correct shroud and fans. We supply the matched cooling parts for the specific chassis and GPU.

Do the heatsink kits include thermal paste?

Yes. Dell customer-install kits are supplied with the thermal interface material needed to mount the cooler, so no separate paste is required for a clean install.

Can I reuse my existing heatsink on a new CPU?

Only if it is rated for the new CPU TDP and configuration. The old thermal material must be cleaned and replaced; we confirm whether the existing cooler is suitable or a higher grade is needed.

Are the heatsinks new genuine Dell parts?

Yes. We supply new genuine Dell customer-install heatsink kits matched to your configuration, not third-party copies, to satisfy Dell thermal restrictions.

Can I buy a heatsink for just one CPU?

Yes. In a dual-socket system each processor has its own heatsink, so you can order a single cooler for one socket or a pair for a two-CPU build.

Why is the server throttling after a CPU change?

Throttling after an upgrade usually means the cooler grade does not meet the new CPU’s thermal requirement. We identify the correct HPR/T-Type kit to clear the restriction.

Do AMD EPYC PowerEdge servers use different heatsinks?

AMD-based PowerEdge chassis can use their own cooler revisions and cover configurations. We confirm the correct part for the specific AMD model and service tag.

How are heatsink kits shipped?

Cooler kits are packed to protect the fin stack and base, and can be shipped individually with tracking or consolidated with a CPU or server order.