I have just made the questionable choice to purchase a second X11DPL, and this time I don't really want to spend $200 on a pair of Noctua tower coolers. I will likely end up with Dynatron B13s or the coolers from the HP Z6 G4, but before I commit I wanted to see if anyone knew of a better (which is to say taller) option from Dell, Lenovo, or whomever. Passive is fine, I can design and print fan ducts, and in case it makes a difference, my initial plan is to use 85W CPUs.
LGA 3647 Square ILM Cooler OEM Options
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sorry UK...
Well that's pretty much just what I want and the price is great... but yeah the wrong side of the Atlantic, dang.sorry UK...
maybe you can find some of the intel ones (S2600ST uses square ILM)
P/N J30998-001
J30670-001
J31464-001
P/N J30998-001
J30670-001
J31464-001
INTEL J30670-001 2U Active CPU Heat Sink Socket LGA3647-J31464-001-FXC | eBay
THESE OTHER PART NUMBERS ARE FOUND ON THIS ITEM.
www.ebay.com
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That platform is a good lead, seems that there's also the kit p/n AXXSTPHMKIT: Tower Passive Heat-sink Kit AXXSTPHMKIT - Product Specifications | Intel , which is available for around the same price as the HP option.
Maybe consider the Dynatron B14s, they work quite well on my 8260Ls
B14 | Dynatron
You can easily snap the fan off and duct it if you want to.
B14 | Dynatron
You can easily snap the fan off and duct it if you want to.
Look at the link I posted.
It gives dimensions and pictures, and a link to dimensional drawings (cooler specifications).
The heatsink does not overhang the socket, except for the fan, and since Intel thought ahead and made the socket mounting holes mirror images on all sides, the heatsink/fan combo can be mounted pointed either direction.
Good luck to you.
It gives dimensions and pictures, and a link to dimensional drawings (cooler specifications).
The heatsink does not overhang the socket, except for the fan, and since Intel thought ahead and made the socket mounting holes mirror images on all sides, the heatsink/fan combo can be mounted pointed either direction.
Good luck to you.
Yep I did find the dimensional drawing, which helpfully shows that the assembly with fan is 124mm, not the 100mm in the specs, and since the fan isn't raised up much like my Noctua towers I suspect that it will interfere with the VRM heatsinks. I will have to wait for the new board to arrive to measure since I don't want to shut down and disassemble my workstation.
Yeah, the 90x90x110 spec is the heatsink alone without the fan.
The fan just snaps on and can be set to any height you need.
You definitely need to measure, but your VRM sinks look shorter than mine.
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The fan just snaps on and can be set to any height you need.
You definitely need to measure, but your VRM sinks look shorter than mine.
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