Silverstone CPU Cooler - SST-XE02-SP3 - Black

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The Silverstone XE02-SP3 is a high-performance CPU cooler engineered for demanding server environments. It is ideal for users needing robust cooling for processors with up to 180W TDP in compact 2U rackmount systems. A key benefit is its efficient heat dissipation through four 6mm heatpipes and aluminum fins, coupled with a reliable 60mm PWM fan. A significant caveat for international users is its requirement for Japanese voltage (90-110 V) and plugs, potentially necessitating a voltage transformer for safe operation outside Japan.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SST-XE02-SP3 |
| Brand | Silverstone |
The Silverstone XE02-SP3 has a TDP (Thermal Design Power) rating of 180W.
It supports AMD SP3 and AMD TR4 sockets.
The fan can reach a maximum speed of 8400 RPM, producing a noise level of up to 52 dB at high speed.
Product information does not specify if thermal paste is pre-applied or included. It is recommended to use high-quality thermal paste during installation.
No. This cooler is designed for Japanese voltage (90-110 V) and uses Japanese plugs. Using it in regions with 110-240 V without a proper voltage transformer will damage the product and void any warranty. An adapter alone will not suffice.
The fan features a durable dual ball bearing.
The cooler measures 79 mm in width, 64 mm in depth, and 117 mm in height.
Check that the 4-pin PWM fan cable is securely connected to the CPU_FAN header on the motherboard. Ensure the motherboard BIOS is not set to disable the CPU fan or set an excessively low speed threshold.
Verify the cooler is correctly mounted with even pressure. Ensure thermal paste was applied properly. Clean dust from the heatsink fins and fan. Confirm the fan speed is adequately set in the BIOS or by fan control software.
Inspect the fan for any obstructions. If noise persists, the fan bearing may be failing; consider replacing the fan unit.
This could indicate a thermal issue. Re-check the cooler mounting and thermal paste application. Ensure the fan is operating at a sufficient speed. Verify you are using the correct voltage converter if operating outside Japan.
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