ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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Replacement CPU air cooler with heatsink and fan for HP DV6-2000 and DV6-2100 laptops
This new original radiator heatsink with fan is designed for HP DV6-2000 and DV6-2100 laptops. It matches part number 579158-001 and the Kipo055417R1S reference. The unit provides a direct replacement for a worn or noisy factory cooler. Buyers restoring these specific notebook models will find the correct fit.
Confirm the laptop is a DV6-2000 or DV6-2100 series and that the service tag lists 579158-001. Different DV6 sub-models use different heatsink shapes and screw layouts. This cooler is not suitable for other HP ranges or for desktop builds. Check the existing assembly against the product photos to ensure the mounting points align.
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The listing shows a new original radiator heatsink with fan included, matching part numbers 579158-001 and Kipo055417R1S for direct replacement.
It is specified for HP DV6-2000 and DV6-2100 series notebooks, covering both 2000 and 2100 model lines.
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