Cooling a ThreadRipper 1950X By Far @ IDEAL & OC

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Cooling a ThreadRipper 1950X-as on END [DEC-2017]

Here is my whole end/sum up in selecting Cooler for ThreadRipper 1950X

it will save you tons of time moreover there not a lot of resources for this

 

LINUS => ROUND UP

 

OTHER TECH REVIEWERS ROUND UP =>

cooler master liquid pro 240 aio on oc 4ghz @ 1.3volts  temps

 

 

WHAT AMD SUGGEST

 

BOTTOM LINES

Note,if its really important/must to cover whole cpu, AMD Will be surely pulling manufacturers to build a exact cooler for TR series along with their chipsets/MBs before it reaches to consumers,they are not dumb to just release a processor without being serious tested before, 

yeah there is benefit in covering whole cpu but not in major fall in temps be note enermax TR4 is only aio cooler which cover whole cpu but has loud fan/pump noise on heavy loads

other manufactures never planned of releasing a special cooler for TR after it releases,so don't get just caught up TR4 full coverage coolers,ATM you can choose your desired cooling unit

so just think twice before choosing coolers for your TR.

Decision is Yours 

Any suggestions/help are Welcome 

 

Peace  

 

 

 

[jesseo2003]

Most reviewers are not looking at tdie temp. This is the temp that the CPU throttles at when hits the AMD "magical" 68 degrees. You can basically ignore anything if it doesn't specifically reference tdie temp. The only programs that report tdie correctly are ryzen master and hwinfo64.

 

source: http://www.amd.com/en/products/cpu/amd-ryzen-threadripper-1950x under specifications it lists 68 degrees, which if you research more is a tdie temp.

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21 hours ago, jesseo2003 said:

Most reviewers

then simply they suck our time though 

[DildorTheDecent]

Funny how AMD doesn't list the superior XSPC TR block.

 

Maybe they're all about the EK aesthetic.

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10 hours ago, DildorTheDecent said:

Funny