discussion 96c / 192t Threadripper Pro 7995WX Scores Over 100K on Cinebench R23!!!

[Marzipan]

just a hair over 100K at stock and over 150K with an overclock!

overclocked, it needed up to 620w and the article comments Ryzen Master may allow for up to a 1000w TDP for Threadripper 7000.

EPYC performance Threadripper Pro 7995WX 96-Core hits 100,000 in Cinebench Benchmark

AMD unveiled its Ryzen Threadripper 7000 (Storm Peak) series yesterday and the accompanying Threadripper Pro 7000 WX series, which notably includes a 96-core configuration.

www.guru3d.com

edit - Noctua just announced new NH-U14S variants for the TR5 and SP5 sockets and have conversion kits if you have an older model you wish to use. my concern here is they say this HSF will cool 350w, yet the only change is the socket support and previously it was rated to handle only up to 280w. something's not adding up here...

Noctua To Offer new CPU Coolers for AMD New Threadripper and EPYC processors

Noctua today announced its new NH-U14S TR5-SP6 and NH-D9 TR5-SP6 4U CPU coolers for AMD's TR5 (sTR5/sTRX5/sWRX9) and SP6 sockets for the just-released 7000 series Threadripper HEDT (High-End Desktop) and Threadripper PRO workstation processors as well as 8004 series EPYC server CPUs.

www.guru3d.com

 

[Shadowarez]

we will need metal fans so they dont melt when the coolers get that nice orange hue from all that heat pumping through

 

[moocow]

So how are you going to power this thing? Anything above 1600W is going to be 240W input. Surely you can't run twin 1600W on a 15A 120V circuit.

 

[Shadowarez]

use a Extentsion cable plug it into another outlet on a differnt circut and load up duel 1600watt psu. couldnt imagine 4U Servers running 4xTR7995wx's

 

[Marzipan]

use a Extentsion cable plug it into another outlet on a differnt circut and load up duel 1600watt psu. couldnt imagine 4U Servers running 4xTR7995wx's

best not to forget factoring in voltage drop when using an extension cable...and make sure it's the heaviest gauge you can get otherwise it might be what heats up and catches fire!

 

[Shadowarez]

wonder if at some point we will start seeing dry ice LN2 being more publicly availble to genrel enthusiasts.

 

[Marzipan]

wonder if at some point we will start seeing dry ice LN2 being more publicly availble to genrel enthusiasts.

dry ice will never be viable because it's not environmentally stable...it's a consumable that will need monitoring and replacement. I could see TEC coming back, or perhaps refrigerated water cooling loops.

 

[clshades]

best not to forget factoring in voltage drop when using an extension cable...and make sure it's the heaviest gauge you can get otherwise it might be what heats up and catches fire!

You can buy 100' 15amp extension cables. You are correct though.

 

[CMetaphor]

Firstly, Ohms law says that a single 15A breaker running 120v can supply up to 1800 watts. So we've got some wiggle room at the top end.

Also, a 15amp 100-foot extension cable would probably have to be 12 gauge or even 10 gauge to work as intended. That's one heart, thick and very expensive extension

And I may or may not be building a workstation / server to embarrass Pudget and the other prices of systems built with these new threadrippers. When and why did enthusiast but non-server grade CPUs become 3k+? It seems that pricing is really getting out of hand nowadays.

 

[Izerous]

dry ice will never be viable because it's not environmentally stable...it's a consumable that will need monitoring and replacement. I could see TEC coming back, or perhaps refrigerated water cooling loops.

TEC's are simply too inefficient and makes the power draw problem significantly worse.