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Meanwhile Noctua has released a trio of large baseplate Threadripper edition coolers.
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Meanwhile Noctua has released a trio of large baseplate Threadripper edition coolers.
The AMD List of CLCs is a joke! Only Asetek based AiO are on the list, that's not a "List" at all.
This must be some strange new usage of the word "list" of which I was not previously aware... :O_o1:Quote:
Originally Posted by thrasir66
I still can't get over how ridiculously massive these things are
They are indeed, but they are seriously good coolers.Quote:
Originally Posted by HW90
I meant Threadripper CPUs themselves, I completely understand the massive coolersQuote:
Originally Posted by lon3wolf2002They are indeed, but they are seriously good coolers.Quote:
Originally Posted by HW90
Ah :) and yeah the CPU's are a size alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by HW90I meant Threadripper CPUs themselves, I completely understand the massive coolersQuote:
Originally Posted by lon3wolf2002They are indeed, but they are seriously good coolers.Quote:
Originally Posted by HW90
Because Asetek is the biggest AiO OEM. Arguably because of shady patent/licensing nonsense, but that's not AMD's problem. Their problem is dissipating 180W of heat, hence the Acetek TR4 bracket included with the CPU. The list will grow as other manufacturers respond to TR4.Quote:
Originally Posted by thrasir66
The Corsair Hydro H80i is by Coolit, and two Coolermaster ones are listed. Not sure anyone else manufactures closed-loop AiO water coolers. Who else were you wanting to see? https://vicyofreetime.wordpress.com/...gen-aio-block/Quote:
Originally Posted by thrasir66