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WUQ XE02-4189 2U CPU Cooler LGA4189 270W 1600-10000 RPM
A 2U server cooler with five 6 mm heat-pipes, dual ball-bearing PWM fan running 1,600–10,000 rpm, and 270 W TDP rating for LGA4189 sockets
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- 270 W cooling capacity for high-density LGA4189 servers
- Dual ball-bearing PWM fan rated 198,000 h MTTF
- Five 6 mm heat-pipes move heat to aluminium fin stack
- 1,600–10,000 rpm range balances airflow and 57.5 dB noise
- Designed for 2U small form-factor server and workstation chassis
2U LGA4189 Server Cooler
This 2U CPU cooler fits Intel LGA4189 sockets in small form factor servers and workstations. It uses five 6 mm heat pipes and aluminium fins to conduct heat away from the processor. A dual ball bearing PWM fan provides airflow controlled by the motherboard. The unit is rated for up to 270 W TDP.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The fan spins between 1,600 and 10,000 RPM to match thermal demand under continuous workloads. Dual ball bearings give a rated MTTF of 198,000 hours for long-term reliability. At maximum speed the cooler produces 57.5 dB of noise. The 4-pin PWM connector allows the system to adjust speed dynamically as load changes.
Upgrade Context
This cooler replaces stock or lower-capacity heatsinks when a 2U chassis needs to dissipate up to 270 W continuously. It is not suited for builds requiring passive cooling or for sockets other than LGA4189. The jump is worthwhile when the existing solution cannot maintain safe temperatures at full CPU utilisation.
Highlights
- 270 W cooling capacity for high-density LGA4189 servers
- Dual ball-bearing PWM fan rated 198,000 h MTTF
- Five 6 mm heat-pipes move heat to aluminium fin stack
- 1,600–10,000 rpm range balances airflow and 57.5 dB noise
- Designed for 2U small form-factor server and workstation chassis
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Questions about this item
How loud is the 10000 RPM fan when the cooler runs continuously at 270W?
The manufacturer rates the noise level at 57.5 dB when the PWM fan operates at its maximum speed of 10000 RPM.
Does my motherboard need a 4-pin PWM header to control the included fan?
Yes, the cooler uses a 4-pin power connector for PWM speed control between 1600 and 10000 RPM.
Will the 270W TDP rating cover a processor in an LGA4189 socket?
The cooler is designed for the LGA4189 socket and rated to dissipate up to 270W TDP.
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