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Awh thanks notarat, how did you know that's exactly what I wanted for my birthday?! But it's missing a cpu block 
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AMD Threadripper 32 cores listed and spotted
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RAM watercooling...
And I thought fans on RAM were overkill..
Was gonna say something but...
Oh yeah, for aesthetic reasons, it can sure look neat, but, practical use is non-existant.
Thats what we do here... go fast. Not put park bench spoilers on the trunk.
What do you mean? That extra spoiler gives me an additional 10 MPH!
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Only in the corners...LOL
Like ram sinks, it looks good. That's it. Oh and is unecessary spend.
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I don't know the temps of the 128 gigs of ram in my 1950x rigs, but you can bet when these cpu's release I'll have 2 and go to ram watercooling.
as it stands, to the touch, after 24 hours the ram sticks are hot to the touch when rendering.
as it stands, to the touch, after 24 hours the ram sticks are hot to the touch when rendering.
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AMD RYZEN Threadripper 2990WX 32-Core / 64 Threads 3.0 GHz Socket sTR4 250W YD299XAZAFWOF Desktop Processor over at Newegg for pre-order for $1799.99 ouch, no TR for me for a long time
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Me either. But if I had a use for it, and the money, that's a pretty decent price all things considered.
If you get 4 M.2 PCIe SSD and set them in RAID then please share the results as I have really mixed feelings about how it works on my setup. If you get 5+ then I'm even more curious. Personally, I would say that more than 2 is waste of money.
64GB close to the heatsinks with only Noctua cooler on the CPU had up to 50-55°C. I guess that with any airflow which is gathering hot air from RAM, it will be below ~60-65°C. Max temp for constant work is ~85°C but recommended is of course lower.
I think you can read memory temp in hwinfo64 or AIDA64. Many memory modules have thermal sensors. For some reason nearly all early DDR4 had thermal sensors while now many don't have it.
64GB close to the heatsinks with only Noctua cooler on the CPU had up to 50-55°C. I guess that with any airflow which is gathering hot air from RAM, it will be below ~60-65°C. Max temp for constant work is ~85°C but recommended is of course lower.
I think you can read memory temp in hwinfo64 or AIDA64. Many memory modules have thermal sensors. For some reason nearly all early DDR4 had thermal sensors while now many don't have it.
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Like so many things, it probably comes down to cost. A few cents saving on the BOM can turn into $ at retail.
I can only tell you that so far all memory kits based on Micron IC that I has a chance to test, had thermal sensors as I remember and these are usually in the cheapest memory kits. For some reason the most expensive kits at high frequency often don't have it or it doesn't work.
Thaiphoon Burner shows thermal sensor type but even if it shows it then it doesn't mean it works.
Thaiphoon Burner shows thermal sensor type but even if it shows it then it doesn't mean it works.
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