Raijintek Tisis Core Edition on Xeon e3-1245 v6

[acv159357n]

heeeey guys,

i was wondering if the Raijintek Tisis Core Edition would be enough to cool the Xeon e3-1245 v6.

i have SEVEN silent wings 3 in my define R6 (im kind of a fan enthousiast, the more the better haha)

 

or would you recommend a other pasive cooler?

 

also, is there a pasive aftermarket cooling solution for the nVidia Quadro p4000? cant find any

 

best regards

[dizmo]

Considering they're designed to be run in servers, and you're not going to be doing any kind of overclocking, virtually any cooler will work for it.

[acv159357n]

2 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Considering they're designed to be run in servers, and you're not going to be doing any kind of overclocking, virtually any cooler will work for it.

great to hear! well if the bios and the cpu allow it, i will sertainly try to push it atleast to its maximum boost frequency (4.1GHz) highr than that is no good since it needs to be 100% stable for its daily heavy workloads

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, acv159357n said:

great to hear! well if the bios and the cpu allow it, i will sertainly try to push it atleast to its maximum boost frequency (4.1GHz) highr than that is no good since it needs to be 100% stable for its daily heavy workloads

Won't be a problem, that's what they're designed to do. Just pick the cooler you like the look of most, if you have other parts in the system that produce a lot of heat, then it might be worth looking to one with decent fans just to get more air movement.

[acv159357n]

2 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Won't be a problem, that's what they're designed to do. Just pick the cooler you like the look of most, if you have other parts in the system that produce a lot of heat, then it might be worth looking to one with decent fans just to get more air movement.

well, the quadro p4000 i am getting is blower style and onle pulls about 100Watts, so its okey.and the chipset generates 7watts at max. so unless the vrm is toasty its gonna be fine