How to cool 200W CPU?

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OMG

7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/7/8/8

FANTASTIC

Why intel never shows this info in their site ? They never release the turbo info for their chip in the specs site.

Edit : look at the Xeon Gold 6154 !!!

Edit: can you give me a link to any shop selling this CPU ? I know some one who wants this kind of rendering power badly.
 
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Most of the 280mm aios will be adequate for that job, h105, h115, Nzxt Kraken x60/61/62 etc. Probably an easier fit in most cases than the D15. Most of the higher end OC sees 200w or sometimes better, but either way case ventilation will be equally important.
 
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it needs to be below 53c all the time , unlike the i7 7700K that can work upto 100c

this thing needs to stay below 53 c all the time ... I dont think AIO will be enough . he needs his own DIY watercooling. or something similar like the swiftech coolers that you can add Radiators to it , or Water chillers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eotFwWcTCHU&t=623s
 
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Is there any way without custom loop or open loop? Cuz i don't want to maintenance my water cooling.
Xeon Gold 6154 is also 200W but 18c36t at 3Ghz , and this mine is 20c40t at 3.2Ghz so i think i won 😀 (Depend on all cores turbo boost on Gold 6154)
Just answer me can Arctic liquid freezer 360 handle the job or no? If no, tell me what to do.
 
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the 3x120 swiftech I posted above is very powerful but you need to test it and see if it stays below 53 or not I cant tell.

the Xeon Gold 6154 is 3Ghz in non turbo mode ... yours is 2.5ghz , I guess the Xeon Gold 6154 in turbo mode would be alot more than 3.2Ghz .. but we need to wait and see.

one more thing , I failed to locate the E5-2679v4 online for sale , any ideas where to buy it from ?

Edit : Call intel , for sure they have a cooler for this CPU !!!
 
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For Xeon gold i think there is still not water coolers for LGA 3647 :/ (If you found any link me)
Your: http://www.swiftech.com/h320x2prestige.aspx#tab4 Can't cool even 6 cores bellow 60c :/ Is this H320 X2 Prestige AIO or maintainable Open Loop ? 😀
 
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Where do you see the 53c requirement?

http://ark.intel.com/products/91751/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E5-2679-v4-50M-Cache-2_50-GHz

Tcase is not core temperature. Tcase is the measurement of the temperature of the top of the heatspreader, and there's no sensor there. Core temperature will definitely be much higher than this when the heatspreader is only 53c.
 
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What cooling solution i will need to use than ? I will like to stay with AIO but this guy says it's not enough to cool it down?
Xeon Gold 6134 is 18c36t 3.2Ghz base and turbo unknown but just 130W how is that? http://www.swiftech.com/h320x2prestige.aspx Says to perform like custom kits, but is that true? And what i need to maintain at H320 X2 Prestige , Is H320 X2 Prestige better than arctic liquid freezer 360?
And what you think about: https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-xlc-predator-360-incl-qdc
 
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130w is 130w, and most of these big AiOs and even tower heatsinks are designed to dissipate well over 300w of heat. Any high-end cooler should work.

Be aware that a tower cooler will perform better, with less noise, at the same price. It will also be far more reliable, without water to leak or a pump to fail - and they all do, eventually. The main disadvantage is that it takes up a lot of space over your motherboard.
 
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Noctua can't cool 200W (stock cpu) and i can't OC that cpu with noctua to 4Ghz
Ahhh and did i mention to IS UNLOCKED! 😀
Noctua is too heavy and can damage MOBO or CPU 1.2KG is heavy 😀
 
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No this is completely wrong. I've used plenty of Noctua coolers and I've never had a damaged motherboard. These coolers are fine. It's always better to use air than liquid. A high end air cooler like the D15 is better than a low end liquid cooler like that Arctic Freezer you're looking at.
 
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Ty for Answer , but is it D15 enough to Cool 200W and still keep under 53c under load?
I looked into TDP guide on Noctua website and saw 140W+ OC and on AMD side 220W
http://noctua.at/en/tdp-guide
I trust moderators so i will buy D15 if you approve to can cool 200W under 53c under load (100% CPU , 8h stability test)
Ofc , i don't want to expose my cpu to liquid leaking damage , but at noctua side still don't want to damage Mobo or socket cuz of 1.3KG heavy :/ What case you recommend me? (For proper cooling ) Can i place this on D15?
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/ntXfrH/noctua-case-fan-nfa14industrialppc3000pwm
Here is build so you can calculate my case size :) https://pcpartpicker.com/user/SeriousNND/saved/
 
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That's the minimum rating. If it will cool a 220W AMD CPU, it will cool your CPU. I don't know about 53'C but most Intel CPUs are generally very low temperature to begin with so I don't think that will be a problem.

I trust moderators so i will buy D15 if you approve to can cool 200W under 53c under load (100% CPU , 8h stability test)
Ofc , i don't want to expose my cpu to liquid leaking damage , but at noctua side still don't want to damage Mobo or socket cuz of 1.3KG heavy :/ What case you recommend me? (For proper cooling ) Can i place this on D15?
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That's false. The mounting brackets of these coolers are designed to offset the weight of the heat sink so it doesn't damage your motherboard. I don't know where you are getting this information from, but whoever told you that is completely incorrect.

What is the purpose of this build? Why do you need a $1700 CPU and that much RAM? What are you planning to do with this rig?
 
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