ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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Dynatron
Passive copper heatsink for 1U servers, supporting LGA1700 sockets and 125W TDP
The Dynatron Q1 is a passive copper heatsink designed for Intel LGA1700 processors in 1U server chassis. It targets system builders who need silent, zero-maintenance cooling within a single rack-unit height. This cooler suits environments where airflow is managed by the chassis rather than a dedicated fan. It is not for builders who need active cooling for higher thermal loads or overclocking headroom.
The heatsink dissipates up to 125 watts of CPU heat without a fan, relying entirely on forced airflow from the server chassis. Copper construction transfers heat efficiently from the processor die to the fin stack. Acoustic output is effectively zero because no moving parts are present. Power draw is nil, as the unit requires no electrical connection.
Under continuous load the cooler maintains thermal equilibrium as long as chassis airflow meets the 125 watt dissipation requirement. Passive operation means performance scales directly with the volume and velocity of air supplied by the system fans. Thermal throttling may occur if chassis airflow is restricted or if the processor exceeds the rated thermal design power.
No published specifications for this item yet.
Align the mounting brackets with the LGA1700 socket holes, apply thermal paste to the CPU, place the copper heatsink, and secure it with the supplied screws. The step often missed is tightening the screws in a diagonal sequence to ensure even pressure.
As a passive design with no moving parts, the Q1 requires no fan replacement. Periodically remove dust from the copper fins using compressed air to maintain the 125 W heat dissipation capacity.
The 125 W TDP rating is the ceiling; sustained loads at this level will raise the heatsink temperature until the CPU hits its internal throttle point, as there is no active airflow to increase dissipation.
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