
Intel
Intel E47163-001 Socket 1366 Passive Heatsink
Reliable Cooling for Your ServerThe Intel E47163-001 is a passive heatsink designed for Socket 1366 CPUs. Ideal for 1U or 2U rackmount servers, this heatsink provides reliable cooling for CPUs with a TDP of up to 95W.Specifications: Socket Type: LGA1366 Type: Passive Heatsink Form Factor: 1U or 2...
View price on Amazon
Affiliate Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, Studio Supplies earns from qualifying purchases made through links on this page, at no additional cost to you. This helps support our editorial team.
Notice a mistake? Let Us Know
Overview
Reliable Cooling for Your Server
The Intel E47163-001 is a passive heatsink designed for Socket 1366 CPUs. Ideal for 1U or 2U rackmount servers, this heatsink provides reliable cooling for CPUs with a TDP of up to 95W.
Specifications:
- Socket Type: LGA1366
- Type: Passive Heatsink
- Form Factor: 1U or 2U Rack
- CPU TDP: 95W
Key Features
Intel E47163-001
Intel E47163-002
Intel E47163-003
Intel Xeon 5500 Passive Heatsink Cooler
Depth/Height: 25.5MM, Ideal for 1U or 2U solutions
Specifications
Model Number
E47163-001
CPU Socket
Socket 1366
Heatsink Type
Passive
Compatible Processors
Intel Xeon 5500 Series
Depth/Height
25.5MM
Server Rack Compatibility
1U or 2U solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific Intel processors is this heatsink designed to cool?
This heatsink is specifically designed for use with Intel Xeon 5500 series processors, ensuring proper fit and thermal characteristics for those CPUs.
Is this a complete cooling solution, or does it require other components?
This is a passive heatsink, meaning it relies on existing system airflow to dissipate heat effectively. It is not a standalone active cooling solution.
What are the dimensions of this heatsink?
The depth/height of this heatsink is 25.5mm, making it suitable for compact server environments.
Is this heatsink compatible with all Intel sockets?
No, this heatsink is designed for Socket 1366 only, as indicated by its compatibility with Intel Xeon 5500 processors.
Can this be used in a standard desktop PC case?
While technically possible, its design is optimized for 1U or 2U server solutions, which implies specific airflow and space constraints not typically found in standard desktop cases.