Noctua shows off massive coolers for “Next-Gen AMD Threadripper CPUs”, coming October 2023

Published: Jun 1st 2023, 07:33 GMT   Comments

Noctua CPU coolers for AMD’s next HEDT platform

The Austrian cooling company reveals the first air coolers for AMD Threadripper 7000 series. 

Noctua CPU Coolers for Threadripper 7000, Source:Noctua/Tom’s Hardware

The coolers are based on existing NH-U14S and NH-D9 DX-4677 coolers designed for the existing HEDT (high-end desktop) platforms from AMD and Intel. However, the socket support has changed and it will now accommodate future undiclosed designs.

Noctua did not confirm which socket will AMD use for “Next-gen AMD Threadripper” as it was listed on a spec list. However, Tom’s Hardware were quick to measure the CPU cold plate, and it appears to match the AMD SP6 design, which is 58.5×75.4 mm big.

The SP6 socket also known as LGA-4844 is rumored to power some Threadripper SKUs codenamed “Storm Peak” based on Zen4 architecture. There are rumors that AMD may also adopt the SP5 socket for more powerful Threadripper CPUs, but this has not been confirmed yet.

Noctua is not the first company to announce coolers for AMD SP5 socket. EK have already announced their liquid-cooling blocks for what they described as Genoa SP5 CPUs, as socket will also be used by data-center CPUs.

AMD SP5 socket

Noctua expects their coolers to be available in October this year, while AMD Storm Peak is expected in the second half of this year. AMD is yet to confirm release timing for its future Threadripper CPUs.

AMD & INTEL HEDT PLATFORMS
VideoCardz.comAMD Ryzen Threadripper 7000AMD Ryzen Threadripper 5000AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3000Intel Xeon W3400/W2400
Codename“Storm Peak”“Chagall”“Caste Peak”“Sapphire Rapids-112/64L”
Launch DateQ3 2023 (rumored)Q1 2022Q4 2019 (HEDT)
Q2 2020 (PRO/WS)
Q1 2023 (W3400)
Q2 2023 (W2400)
ArchitectureZen4Zen3Zen2Golden Cove
Max Core CountTBC646456
Max CPU ClockTBC4.5 GHz4.3 GHz4.8 GHz
SocketSP5 (LGA-6096)
SP6 (LGA-4844)
sWRX8sTRX4 (HEDT)
sWRX8 (PRO/WS)
LGA-4677
Memory SupportDDR5DDR4-3200DDR4-3200DDR5-4800
Memory Channels8x DDR5 (WS)
4x DDR5 (HEDT)
8x DDR48x DDR4 (WS)
4x DDR4 (HEDT)
8x DDR5 (W3400)
4x DDR5 (W2400)
PCIe Support128x PCIe Gen5 (WS)
64x PCIe Gen5 (HEDT)
128x PCIe Gen4128x PCIe Gen4 (WS)
64x PCIe Gen4 (HEDT)
112x PCIe Gen5 (W3400)
64x PCIe Gen5 (W2400)
Max TDPTBC280W280W350W
OC SupportHEDT SKUsYesYes“X” SKUs

Source: Tom’s Hardware




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