Noctua Announces Two New Coolers for Intel Xeon CPUs

[RedundantInk]

Noctua has announced the i4 revision of its NH-U9DX and NH-U12DX CPU coolers for Intel Xeon CPUs.

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[g-unit1111]

Why would Xeons need different cooling unless you're setting up a dual CPU server?

 

[Azn Cracker]

who here has a xeon cpu?

 

[Umbongo]

[quotemsg=10833007,0,537231]Why would Xeons need different cooling unless you're setting up a dual CPU server?[/quotemsg]

They wouldn't, but this site isn't just for gaming PC enthusiasts.

 

[rhel]

[quotemsg=10834981,0,190387][quotemsg=10833007,0,537231]Why would Xeons need different cooling unless you're setting up a dual CPU server?[/quotemsg]

They wouldn't, but this site isn't just for gaming PC enthusiasts.

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no server will need this since they are stored away in a dedicated, temperature controlled room. why pay a ton for a cooler when the stock one works just fine?

 

[anti-painkilla]

Folders actually use them alot for their 2p and 4p rigs.
As for commercial servers, I don't think that they would use them.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1390441/fs-4p-amd-opteron-6128-server-32gb-ram-supermicro-etc

 

[Umbongo]

[quotemsg=10836088,0,992802][quotemsg=10834981,0,190387][quotemsg=10833007,0,537231]Why would Xeons need different cooling unless you're setting up a dual CPU server?[/quotemsg]

They wouldn't, but this site isn't just for gaming PC enthusiasts.

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no server will need this since they are stored away in a dedicated, temperature controlled room. why pay a ton for a cooler when the stock one works just fine?[/quotemsg]

Plenty of people have DP systems in their workspace. While most are going to choose a workstation board which use square ILMs, some will go for server boards due to cost, features and smaller footprint. Noctua are responding to demand for something here.

 

[MyDatrsPrsnlATM]

[quotemsg=10836088,0,992802][quotemsg=10834981,0,190387][quotemsg=10833007,0,537231]Why would Xeons need different cooling unless you're setting up a dual CPU server?[/quotemsg]

They wouldn't, but this site isn't just for gaming PC enthusiasts.

[/quotemsg]
no server will need this since they are stored away in a dedicated, temperature controlled room. why pay a ton for a cooler when the stock one works just fine?[/quotemsg]

Generally, the better the cooling solution, the longer the component lasts thus giving you a better ROI on servers/parts.