256 Cores, Zero Throttling: ZutaCore Liquid Cooling in Action

In this in-depth exploration of ZutaCore's two-phase direct-to-chip (DTC) cooling, StorageReview tests an air-cooled Supermicro server converted to liquid cooling with ZutaCore’s advanced technology. Filmed at Centersquare's Data Center in collaboration with Boston Limited, this video shows the gritty details of the installation and benchmarking of a dual AMD EPYC Bergamo server. What were the results? Reduced temperatures, elimination of thermal throttling, enhanced energy efficiency, and quieter operation, culminating in record-breaking results in the Y-cruncher benchmark.
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[@YouTuber-jz5nd]

Two Phase cooling is a great idea. Noctua showed a potential two phase cooler for home desktops also. I am excited for that to reach market.

[@Ivansonraven]

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Why not test the new Epycs at +500W?

[@StorageReview]

We're working on plans ;) Our initial review of Turin though did use liquid cooling via Dell servers. We have a CoolIT CDU in the lab.

[@znight2746]

liquid not water??

[@Gradius2]

Probably that would be enough to run Tetris.

[@StorageReview]

With no audio probably

[@Gradius2]

@@StorageReview it's ok

[@legobuildingsrewiew7538]

"Sales engineer" what an oxymoron.

[@brandonrobinson3829]

Why ?

[@aemssw2387]

You engineer sales ? ​@@brandonrobinson3829