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04-23-2019 02:40 AM
sigh,.... HP makes two diffrent heatsinks and power supplies for a reasion
the stock heatsink has 2 heatpipes is rated for 95watts max and is smaller in size than the performance heatsink
the performance heatsink has 3 heatpipes and is larger in size with a larger fan and is rated for 130 watt cpu's and may require the upgraded pwr supply depending on cpu's ,drives installed, ram config, and pci-e cards installed
the 150 watt cpu's require the z800 liquid cooling kit and the upgraded 1110 watt power supply
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