Alphacool Eisblock XPX Aurora PRO CPU Water Block 1016830
CPU water block with 147 micro-fins covering a 42 x 58.6 mm base for Threadripper and LGA 2066 or 3647 sockets, nickel-plated copper, digital aRGB lighting, G1/4 threads, 31 mm tall
- Key featuresWith the Alphacool XPX Aurora Pro Eisblock, Alphacool offers
- Digital RGB illumination enhances build aesthetics
- Nickel-plated copper base delivers high thermal conductivity
- 147 micro-fins across 42 × 58.6 mm maximise heat transfer
- G1/4 threads enable standard loop integration
- Supports Threadripper, LGA 2066 and LGA 3647 narrow ILM
Large-core CPU water block
The Alphacool Eisblock XPX Aurora PRO is a nickel-plated copper CPU water block engineered for processors with large die areas such as AMD Threadripper and Intel LGA 2066 or LGA 3647 narrow ILM sockets. Integrated digital aRGB lighting is built into the Aurora Design chassis.
Suited for custom-loop builders targeting big-die
This block targets enthusiasts assembling open-loop cooling for high-core-count workstation or HEDT processors. Buyers using mainstream desktop sockets or seeking an all-in-one solution should look at alternatives designed for those platforms.
147 cooling fins across a 42 × 58.6 mm base
The cold plate covers a 42 by 58.6 millimetre area with 147 fins of 0.2 millimetre thickness, a significant increase over the 81 fins found on standard XPX Aurora blocks. This fin density determines whether the block can handle the thermal load of your specific large-die processor.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Alphacool |
| Model name | 1016830 |
| Part number | 1016830 |
Questions about this item
Which CPU socket variant of the 1016830 should I pick for my Threadripper build?
The block is designed for large-core processors including AMD Threadripper and Intel LGA 2066 or LGA 3647 narrow ILM sockets.
What does the 147-fin count mean for actual cooling performance?
The 42 x 58.6 mm base with 147 fins of 0.2 mm thickness gives a much larger cooling area than the 81-fin version for standard CPUs.
What thread standard do the two ports use and what tubing does that limit me to?
The block provides two G1/4 threads, so any standard G1/4 compression or barb fitting can be used.
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