TL33 Cooler : Boost Your Server Performance
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- Is server overheating slowing you down? Discover the future of server cooling with the TL33 AIO Liquid Cooler. The TL33 is a high-performance, all-in-one (AIO) liquid cooler designed to keep your 1U server running cool.
●Compatible with a wide range of Intel and AMD sockets, the TL33 boasts a powerful pump and efficient radiator to handle processors with a TDP of up to 280W (Intel) and 185W (AMD).
●Easy to install with pre-applied thermal grease and a space-saving design, the TL33 is the perfect solution for maximizing your server's performance.
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The sound of five F16's with afterburners on in your PC! Why didn't I think of that??
i can hear the sound of this from germany
Exactly. I rather have a silent air cooler from Noctua or BeQuiet... even Arctic and Deepcool are fine
me too :)) - this thing looks like a server AIO but not on efor home use : )
Ah yes, now you too can roleplay living next to an airport
For levitating the PC case ? Cool, 2 in 1
Yes, flying drone PC, why not.
Ok, why does this thing have different TDP maxes for each CPU brand?
I can hear it in ireland and look at the f size of it good luck fitting that in a case with gpus
confirmed intle and amd watts are different lol
🤔......Da Fuq⁉ Can someone explain why this thing isn't as good at cooling AMD? is it the whole chiplet thing with the compute chiplet and the memory controller chiplet not exactly in the center and the Compute generating all the heat? I am just making assumptions here but you can offset the mount for AMD like with some other AIOs. 185 is a joke, I can stick with a more traditional air to air heatsink with similar fans up front and ducting like most 1U servers.
@@jonas000111 Yes you are correct, the issue is the placement of the compute chiplets. An offset mount will likely improve the situation. This is actually an issue for most CPU coolers on the market, as they are designed to have the maximum pressure in the center and are therefore slightly convex. Great decision for most cpus, but terrible for CPUs that have the main source of heat away from the center.
i'm sorry.. 26 thousand rpms?!?!?
this is for 1u servers. if you ever been in a server room the things are loud af lol. aio for servers just seems really dumb imo.
It's very typical for small server chassis fans to sound like jet engines and spin that fast. I made the mistake of taking home an old dell R620 1U server from work. It was given to me, its a very old server that was being decommissioned. Anyways by the time I dropped a fresh operating system, my wife let me know that it was her or that server. It was a really tough decision but I ended up dumping both of them.
@@jonas000111 😂
@@LCJammer The lesson to be learned is that there are never just 2 options. I would say the same about politics but most people I meet are Repubicants or Democraps. Sometimes the best choice is neither.
@@LCJammer finnaly one guy gets it right :) . but this video isnt talkin gabout servers and it shows pc´´s at the end :)) really weird company
Unless im missing something, this seems like it would only work for a test bench, I don't see any somewhat standard mounting point for it to fit into a case
This is a cooler for server applications. Still would be cool to see how it performs under normal use.
@@DoomGuy148. I guess that explains the non standard mount then, but yeah you're right, that's some serious cooling power
@@stevenbryant1011 Compared to 120mm PC fans, these have about 50 times more static pressure at half the air flow. They're probably around 60 dba, which doesn't matter that much for servers.
According to what has been claimed, it has 26k rpm, this is surely for server purposes only.
They have LGA 1700/AM4/AM5 versions of it.
If you mean mounting the radiator. Some 3D printed stuff will do the job.
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SURE Would be Nice to have a Listing for Purchase and " Distributors Are Not providing access to such a product on their sites as you have to CONTACT someone AT distributors to even Enquire of item , grab All distiurbutors Links to site pages where product is listed and PIN IN ON " YOUR SITE " Next to each product as ITS A NIGHTMARE TO FIND YOUR PRODUCTS ON OTHER SITES !!!