Server AIO's - Are they any good?

[stuhazie]

I am going through a process of building a computer for myself and transferring my current pc into a 2u server made for atx boards for storage, plex and other.

I was looking into cooling solution for it and thought I could get an AIO,
I have found these guys, https://www.dynatron.co/ - I don't see many reviews at all and some wild claims on something like the L5 that is basically a 120mm AIO saying it is capable up to 250w TDP not too sure about that XD

But they do seem to have some nice stuff like L35 - the image attached
and for fitment wise this would work perfectly.
I'm just wondering if they are actually any good or if I should start looking at ways of mounting my current 240mm AIO sideways in the u2 hahah

Any advise or tips relating to this would be great
or if you have used Dynatron before any feedback would be great.

Thanks Guys

[Bob__]

Anything with 8000 rpm fan speed should be great.

[stuhazie]

Yeah I would agree but the same manufacturer:

so not really sure at this point haha

[filpo]

7 minutes ago, Bob__ said:

Anything with 8000 rpm fan speed should be great.

 

4 minutes ago, stuhazie said:

Yeah I would agree but the same manufacturer:

so not really sure at this point haha

be careful not to get your finger cut off! 

 

[filpo]

5 minutes ago, stuhazie said:

Yeah I would agree but the same manufacturer:

so not really sure at this point haha

any cooler that draws as much power as a 13600k won't be bad at al

EDIT: 

I misread it but still can cool 250w chips

[Bob__]

I mean im cooling a 300 watt chip with a NHD15 at 1100 rmp (its an i5)

[filpo]

Just now, Bob__ said:

I mean im cooling a 300 watt chip with a NHD15 at 1100 rmp (its an i5)

nice rig at 14

[Bob__]

No graphics card tho

[stuhazie]

7 minutes ago, Bob__ said:

I mean im cooling a 300 watt chip with a NHD15 at 1100 rmp (its an i5)

 

I see no problem here XD

 

[Bob__]

lol

[filpo]

20 hours ago, Bob__ said:

No graphics card tho

you could get a cheap gpu on ebay like the 1660 ti or the 1080 ti on ebay for about 150 bucks. Also a bit of advice for you for later reference, quote people so they get the notif and can reply to you

[RevGAM]

39 minutes ago, filpo said:

 Also a bit of advice for you for later reference, quote people so they get the notif and can reply to you

A little advice... follow threads you participate in so you still see the messages from all the noobs who don't quote or tag you.  hehehe

[RevGAM]

What amazes me about Dynatron is that, despite having a LOT of coolers, including 14 for LGA1700, I've not come across them in reviews. Then again, it took me 6 months before I saw mention of the T30.