I know there are blocks for it, just wondering if anyone has done it yet.
As for the why? ... Because I have a thing.
As for the why? ... Because I have a thing.
Narrow ILM watercooling?
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Asetek Liquid Cooler Intel 2011 NARROW Retention Ring Kit + any compatible unit. I'm using a Corsair H105 personally with that on my 2011-3 board.
Unfortunately, DT stopped making custom blocks... He made my DTsnipers for my G34 quad build.
Mounting plate Supremacy LGA-2011 Narrow ILM – EK Webshop
If we talking about custom watercooling loop.
If we talking about custom watercooling loop.
@Patriot i came across this post looking got small mATX or ATX cases for an E5 v4 build and wondering about cooling.
Did you ever build one of these mITX boards ??
ASRock also has a board that will take big rdimm but only 2 so it's really a workstation board limited to 64gb.
Sorry to revive a thread so old :-O
Did you ever build one of these mITX boards ??
ASRock also has a board that will take big rdimm but only 2 so it's really a workstation board limited to 64gb.
Sorry to revive a thread so old :-O
I have the ASRock desktop board (X99E-ITX/ac) and an E5 v3 Xeon as my desktop. Been very pleased with it and how small it can be when paired with an NCASE M1. It also supports NVMe (both M.2 and U.2) unlike the server board mentioned in this thread. It actually supports up to 128GB DIMMs and I've seen someone cram 256GB into it, so you won't be limited to 64GB.
As for cooling, you could use a Corsair H105 like I used to. I've since switched to all air cooling however as Noctua makes some decent stuff that fits the narrow ILM.
As for cooling, you could use a Corsair H105 like I used to. I've since switched to all air cooling however as Noctua makes some decent stuff that fits the narrow ILM.
@BlueFox if 64gb rdimm was even remotely affordable then yes your right but the quadrupling of the price from 32gb to 64gb and who knows what to 128gb is not very attractive, but I would be open to swapping with somebody a qty of 16 or 32gb for 64gb rdimm or 128gb lrdimm is people are stuck with theses huge sizes
As a workstation MB it's however pretty cool piece of kit (and as a pure workatation 64gb is usually fine also)
What cooling are you using now in the M1 ?
As a workstation MB it's however pretty cool piece of kit
(and as a pure workatation 64gb is usually fine also)What cooling are you using now in the M1 ?
Quick bit of research shows that 64GB DIMMs are about double the price of 32GB ones? Not sure where you're seeing 4x the price (retail?). Can be had for ~$500 on eBay.
As for my cooler, currently using a Noctua NH-U9DXi4.
Only thing missing in my opinion is 10GbE, but can't have it all, not to mention very little demand and space considerations. Maybe someone will make a SATA Express to PCIe adapter so I can use the third slot in the case (not sure if that's even possible though).
As for my cooler, currently using a Noctua NH-U9DXi4.
Only thing missing in my opinion is 10GbE, but can't have it all, not to mention very little demand and space considerations. Maybe someone will make a SATA Express to PCIe adapter so I can use the third slot in the case (not sure if that's even possible though).
Yes, its one of my main desktops.
1680v3 16gb ram and 1080ti.
You can buy narrow adapters on ebay for AIO loops.
Asetek Liquid Cooler Intel 2011 NARROW Retention Ring Kit | eBay
started with a passive cooler...
That sucker may have overheated if I left the front panel on.
@Shadow_x found the adapter for me and now I have an H55 on it.
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Looks like I'm going to revive this thread as well. Check out the build I did with the same motherboard. NASty Nova Project.
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If memory serves, the Corsair H55 works fine for this.
On Dual E5-2680v2 mining cryptonight, temps are fantastic, and it lowers power use and noise noticably vs using 1u or 2u heatsinks / fans.
On Dual E5-2680v2 mining cryptonight, temps are fantastic, and it lowers power use and noise noticably vs using 1u or 2u heatsinks / fans.