News Someone cooled AMD's $11,699 Threadripper Pro 9995WX with a BMW M4 radiator and some fans from a Toyota Highlander — 1,200 liters per minute pump s...

[Stomx]

I'm always thinking how to use the wasted heat from my EPYC chips at winter and do not spend more on air conditioning at summer. $2000 per year down the drain

 

[P.Amini]

I'm always thinking how to use the wasted heat from my EPYC chips at winter and do not spend more on air conditioning at summer. $2000 per year down the drain

Probably you earn a little more than that by using this CPU!

 

[Sippincider]

So you can afford a $11,600 CPU.

But need to handyman the cooling with used car parts??

 

[Stomx]

Probably you earn a little more than that by using this CPU!

Just a little thinking out of the box and anyone could afford it.

 

[bit_user]

So you can afford a $11,600 CPU.

But need to handyman the cooling with used car parts??

Funny, but I'm not aware of any off-the-shelf solution that would dissipate 2 kW. That's "immersion cooling" territory.

BTW, did anyone catch what TIM was used between the CPU IHS and waterblock?

 

[Mr Ballsman]

That is not the engine radiator from an m4. That is the water to air heat exchanger for the intercooler. The car's actual radiator would 500% be able to sufficiently cool the graphics card or whatever the hell dorky <Mod Edit> stuff the post is about.

 

[nogaard777]

Nothing new. The first water cooled systems we built in the 90s used auto oil cooler radiators, aquarium pumps, and medical tubing. The only dedicated parts were the water blocks and even those were tiny niche companies like Danger Den.

 

[COLGeek]

Folks, civility and respect is required at all times.

In addition, moderation actions are never discussed in public.

Please focus on the technical aspects of the topic and not off topic nonsense.

Thank you.