Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Cools LGA3647 workstation CPUs up to 205 W in a 1U form factor using three heat pipes and an active turbine fan
This copper radiator uses three heat pipes and an active turbine fan to cool LGA3647 workstation processors rated up to 205 watts. Its 1U height fits standard rack-mount chassis where vertical space is limited. The assembly targets system integrators building dense compute nodes.
Verify that your motherboard uses the LGA3647 socket and that the CPU thermal design power does not exceed 205 watts. Confirm the 1U form factor clears surrounding components and that the chassis airflow path matches the turbine fan orientation.
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Yes, the 1U radiator includes an active turbine cooling fan mounted on the three heat pipes.
It is rated for 205 W, so it supports processors with that thermal design power.
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