360 mm rad for threadripper?

[allacogamer]

I'm looking to build a threadripper build and I wanted to use a 360 mm rad and I wanted to know if you guys have any suggestions, and if they come with the mounting bracket or would I need to buy it seperetly.

[Shiv78]

Wait for proper TR4-sized AIOs to come out.

Are you getting an AIO or custom liquid loop?

[Billy_Mays]

Custom Loop or CLC because there's no CLC with the tr4 socket out yet but EKWB has a tr4 socket water block out 

[allacogamer]

7 minutes ago, Shiv78 said:

Wait for proper TR4-sized AIOs to come out.

Are you getting an AIO or custom liquid loop?

I'm wanting to use a AIO

[Shimejii]

Curious to see what usecase your going to be using threadripper for. Paying quite a bit of money for that, an based on your name i hope your not going to say gaming and streaming

[Leonard]

It is sure to do it if not OCed but should be high. PC Per said for the two higher SKUs TR is something like 300+ watts OCed so if you plan to OC one then you will need like a 420mm radiator.  

 

I want to see what the 8core TR will produce.

[Shiv78]

9 minutes ago, Leonard said:

It is sure to do it if not OCed but should be high. PC Per said for the two higher SKUs TR is something like 300+ watts OCed so if you plan to OC one then you will need like a 420mm radiator.  

 

I want to see what the 8core TR will produce.

Similar to or almost exactly the same as a Ryzen 7, just with more platform features like PCI lanes

[Daniel644]

20 minutes ago, Shiv78 said:

Similar to or almost exactly the same as a Ryzen 7, just with more platform features like PCI lanes

might cool slightly more efficiently due to the larger surface area of the threadripper IHS potentially providing a larger thermal transfer potential, assuming the TR4 blocks have a larger surface area of microfins.

[Shiv78]

43 minutes ago, Daniel644 said:

might cool slightly more efficiently due to the larger surface area of the threadripper IHS potentially providing a larger thermal transfer potential, assuming the TR4 blocks have a larger surface area of microfins.

True, but Ryzen doesn't hit thermal limits so the performance likely won't change. 

[allacogamer]

On 8/13/2017 at 11:29 AM, Shimejii said:

Curious to see what usecase your going to be using threadripper for. Paying quite a bit of money for that, an based on your name i hope your not going to say gaming and streaming

No im using it for video editing and 3D rendering, but most likely gaming and streaming as well

[Shimejii]

22 hours ago, allacogamer said:

No im using it for video editing and 3D rendering, but most likely gaming and streaming as well

thats not a good reason to get threadripper. Video editing caps out at 8 cores, Gaming and streaming your better off with 8 cores, and 3d rendering may be the only thing IF and only IF  the program utilizes the cores.