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You can now use your Intel Arc Pro B50 in tiny the Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny, Minisforum MS-01/MS-A2 or other cases that only allow low-profile, single slot PCIe cards! Replace the original cooler with this full copper, single slot version, and you're good to go.
Please allow about 1 week to assemble, pack and ship your cooler.
89,00 €
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Tiniest possible Arc Pro B50
Taking just a single slot, this cooler converts your card to the tiniest possible Intel Arc Pro B50. It features a full copper baseplate and finstack with a stainless steel shroud. It is perfect for small gaming machines, tiny Proxmox servers & clusters, Plex, AI computing, etc.
Reviews
Joel
Verified customer
5
Stuck a b50 in an ms-a2. Super easy to install, works exactly as expected
Mark
Verified customer
5
Works flawlessly. In Minisforum n5 pro the b50 gpu under load does not exceed 58°C. I do mainly Ollama (trueNAS)
Matthias
Verified customer
5
Easy installation and works as expected. Just the fan curve adjustment cannot be easily done with the xe module, so constant high loads might be an issue unless you adjust power targets.
Mark
Verified customer
5
Really good documentation/instructions. easy replacement.
Three notes:
1. I struggled to pry the OG cooler off the board, so Gemini AI suggestion "gently twist the heatsink to break the thermal paste seal before lifting." was really helpful. I suggest adding this exact wording :D
2. Smaller thermal pads on CPU side - worth explicitly mention to discard them... spent a fair bit of time on fitting them, just to find then fall off after fitting new heatsink
3. Documentation is missing clear indication which way should I plug in the fan. Hope I've connected it the right way
Three notes:
1. I struggled to pry the OG cooler off the board, so Gemini AI suggestion "gently twist the heatsink to break the thermal paste seal before lifting." was really helpful. I suggest adding this exact wording :D
2. Smaller thermal pads on CPU side - worth explicitly mention to discard them... spent a fair bit of time on fitting them, just to find then fall off after fitting new heatsink
3. Documentation is missing clear indication which way should I plug in the fan. Hope I've connected it the right way
n3rdware response:
Thanks for your review Mark. Those are good suggestions. Fortunately, you cannot connect the fan the wrong way as the connector won't fit.