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Noctua introduces quiet CPU coolers for LGA3647 Intel Xeon platforms
Noctua today introduced three quiet CPU coolers for the LGA3647 socket of Intel’s Xeon Scalable (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze) and Xeon-Phi processors.
Coming in 140, 120 and 92mm form factors respectively, the new NH-U14S DX-3647, NH-U12S DX-3647 and NH-D9 DX-3647 4U cover all bases from large, ultra-high performance workstations all the way to compact 4U size servers. Thanks to their premium-grade Noctua fans, all three coolers are exceptionally quiet and ideally suited for use in noise-sensitive environments.
“Many people tend to think that high CPU core counts and state-of-the-art performance have to go hand in hand with loud cooling fans” says Roland Mossig (Noctua CEO). “Our new DX-3647 line coolers for Intel’s LGA3647 based Xeon processors prove that this does not have to be the case. Whether it’s a high-end workstation or a 4U server, these coolers allow massive computational power to be combined with whisper-quiet operation!”
The new DX-3647 line coolers are dedicated, customised solutions for Intel’s professional LGA3647 platform, which makes them an ideal fit for both Skylake-SP-based Xeon Scalable CPUs (Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze, Purley series) and Xeon-Phi processors (code names Knight’s Landing or Knight’s Mill). At 70x56mm, the heatsinks’ copper contact surface is more than double the size of the standard models. Tailored to fit the enormous integrated heat-spreaders (IHS) of Intel’s LGA3647-based processors, this customised design allows an optimal heat flow from the CPU over the base to the heatpipes and on to the cooling fins.
Whereas the large 14cm NH-U14S DX-3647 and 12cm NH-U12S DX-3647 are ideal for tower-style cases and thus lend themselves to use in high-performance quiet workstations, the smaller NH-D9 DX-3647 4U fits 4U cases, which makes it perfect for 4U class rack-mount servers that need to run as quietly as possible. While the 14cm model relies on a single NF-A15 PWM fan to achieve maximum performance, thanks to its large surface area, the 12cm and 9cm models use dual fan configurations with two NF-A12x25 (NH-U12S DX-3647) and NF-A9 HS-PWM (NH-D9 DX-3647 4U) fans to ensure outstanding performance despite their smaller size and surface area.
The heatsinks’ SecuFirm2™ mounting system includes two sets of brackets in order to support both square and narrow-type LGA3647 sockets. Thanks to the pre-installed mounting screws and included processor clips (square type and narrow type without Omni-Path fabric connector, with fabric connector on request), the installation procedure is easy, quick and secure. All three DX-3647 coolers come with NT-H1 thermal compound pre-applied, which ensures optimal bond-line thickness and saves precious time during installation.
Detailed specifications
- NH-U14S DX-3647: https://noctua.at/en/nh-u14s-dx-3647
- NH-U12S DX-3647: https://noctua.at/en/nh-u12s-dx-3647
- NH-D9 DX-3647 4U: https://noctua.at/en/nh-d9-dx-3647-4u
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#5558715 Posted on: 06/19/2018 08:46 PM
I think it's almost like they don't care, a statement that they're about the performance & quality, and the people that buy their products probably think the same. They also come in a less potentially offensive black colour, but even then they're saying it's about the quality & the product, not about the bling. I don't know about you, but I want my PC to be quiet & have high performance - I don't want it to sit on my desk while annoying the hell out of me with 'pretty' RGB lighting that serves no purposes beyond posting pictures in forums & PC's sitting in show rooms at conventions or god knows where. Noise & performance is where it's at, I'm fairly certain most people turn off all the lights on their PC anyway after they've had it for a week or two right - if it's on your desk it's a distraction with the lights, and if it's under the desk you don't see it, I just see PC lighting as a distraction from it's use.
Here's a pic of my PC with Noctua fans all round on case & of course cooler, I like the hulking/quality nature of that CPU cooler, it's not bling, but I've done all changes on case/etc for performance (by the way I already had this picture!):
Ok, some may say it's ugly, but I just see charm!
Guess it's been mentioned before.. but sadly enough I can't care much about either price or performance - when the product has that color scheme.. Noctua REALLY need to hire someone with aesthetic taste...
I think it's almost like they don't care, a statement that they're about the performance & quality, and the people that buy their products probably think the same. They also come in a less potentially offensive black colour, but even then they're saying it's about the quality & the product, not about the bling. I don't know about you, but I want my PC to be quiet & have high performance - I don't want it to sit on my desk while annoying the hell out of me with 'pretty' RGB lighting that serves no purposes beyond posting pictures in forums & PC's sitting in show rooms at conventions or god knows where. Noise & performance is where it's at, I'm fairly certain most people turn off all the lights on their PC anyway after they've had it for a week or two right - if it's on your desk it's a distraction with the lights, and if it's under the desk you don't see it, I just see PC lighting as a distraction from it's use.
Here's a pic of my PC with Noctua fans all round on case & of course cooler, I like the hulking/quality nature of that CPU cooler, it's not bling, but I've done all changes on case/etc for performance (by the way I already had this picture!):
Ok, some may say it's ugly, but I just see charm!
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#5558724 Posted on: 06/19/2018 09:24 PM
i trust me i get that, if i had PC worth that much let alone cpu worth that much last thing I will care about it how loud my system is,it gona be more about it better to be kept cool over noise, @Robbo9999 last I checked all the core temps are all about the same give or take 5c tolerance, I have not really check it since i stop ocding about the temps of the system.
i trust me i get that, if i had PC worth that much let alone cpu worth that much last thing I will care about it how loud my system is,it gona be more about it better to be kept cool over noise, @Robbo9999 last I checked all the core temps are all about the same give or take 5c tolerance, I have not really check it since i stop ocding about the temps of the system.
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#5558730 Posted on: 06/19/2018 09:52 PM
Cheers, I think my IHS of the CPU is not completely flat on it's top surface, same temperature differences between the cores both pre & post delidding. Not a biggie though, because temps don't go over 65 degC, so it's just OCD for me to want all cores to be at 55 degC instead of 55-65 degC! Could lap the top surface of my IHS, but just not worth it.
i trust me i get that, if i had PC worth that much let alone cpu worth that much last thing I will care about it how loud my system is,it gona be more about it better to be kept cool over noise, @Robbo9999 last I checked all the core temps are all about the same give or take 5c tolerance, I have not really check it since i stop ocding about the temps of the system.
Cheers, I think my IHS of the CPU is not completely flat on it's top surface, same temperature differences between the cores both pre & post delidding. Not a biggie though, because temps don't go over 65 degC, so it's just OCD for me to want all cores to be at 55 degC instead of 55-65 degC! Could lap the top surface of my IHS, but just not worth it.
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#5558731 Posted on: 06/19/2018 09:53 PM
Ok, some may say it's ugly, but I just see charm!
That looks ghetto lol
Buying a poor airflow case and gutting it is backwards thinking; plenty of good affordable cases with good airflow out there.
Sawing out the fan mesh won't make a difference in real world temps.
Each to their own though.
Ok, some may say it's ugly, but I just see charm!
That looks ghetto lol
Buying a poor airflow case and gutting it is backwards thinking; plenty of good affordable cases with good airflow out there.
Sawing out the fan mesh won't make a difference in real world temps.
Each to their own though.
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Guess it's been mentioned before.. but sadly enough I can't care much about either price or performance - when the product has that color scheme.. Noctua REALLY need to hire someone with aesthetic taste...