Noctua launches three heatsinks for threadripper and epyc

Noctua, the world leader in PC air cooling solutions, today officially announced three new heatsinks that are designed to work with the TR4 socket and the SP3 socket, which will host the AMD Ryzen Threadripper and AMD EPYC processors.

New Noctua heatsinks for Threadripper and EPYC

Noctua's new heatsinks are based on the existing NH-U14S, NH-U12S and NH-U9, the modifications consist of a new mounting system compatible with TR4 and SP3 sockets along with new heatpipes that cover the entire huge surface of AMD's new processors based on the Zen microarchitecture.

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The copper base of these new models reaches dimensions of 70 x 56 mm, which is more than double the standard in the manufacturer's heatsinks, this has been necessary to be able to cover the entire IHS of AMD's Threadripper and EPYC processors.. These three new Noctua models offer users an excellent alternative for air-cooling AMD's most powerful processors, many do not want to put a liquid on their PC and this prestigious manufacturer of heatsinks knows it for what it has worked thinking in them.

Logically, the enormous size of the base of these heatsinks means that they cannot be used in the rest of platforms, both AMD and Intel. Another detail to note is that these new models have a height between 3 and 6 mm higher than standard models to improve compatibility with the PCIe slots on the motherboards. They all have a 6 year warranty.

Source: overclock3d