Which water set can get a 2000W power eating CPU? 🍋

After AMD launched the Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9995WX, a 96-core, 192-thread flagship workstation CPU that normally exceeded 1000W at a cost of nearly half a million baht, it was a bit of a buzz in professional pros because it answered a lot of hard work with 3D graphics, rendering, simulations, or even AI. But for the overclocked line, just plain force wasn't enough. YouTuber, a crazy power line like Geekerwan, took this chip and ironed it one step further.

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Of course, this level of CPU is already hot. The normal AIO kit cooling is definitely not enough, so they turned to a real car radiator instead. Geekerwan uses a strong BMW M4 600x350mm radiator, 5 times larger than a 360mm AIO radiator, supplemented by a 300mm fan from the Toyota Highlander and a water pump at a flow rate of up to 1,200 liters per hour.

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As a result, the 9995WX Threadripper can run on all cores at 4.9 GHz comfortably and sweep the Cinebench R23 score to 187,153 points, which is very high at the general level of use. While it has not yet reached the world-record liquid nitrogen stage, it is another step towards showing that car radiators are also active.

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While this approach is not something that is easy for the average user to follow, it is an example of creativity and daredevil in an overclocked world that is willing to try anything to extract as much hardware potential as possible.

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Source: wccftech

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