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Today we’re taking a look at the Arctic Freezer 4U SP3 Threadripper CPU cooler. The Freezer 4U SP3 CPU cooler is an absolutely massive CPU cooler meant for custom built Threadrippper and Epyc based servers. Arctic sent this Freezer 4U over so I could test it out and make this review video on my Threadripper 1920x based UnRaid storage server. I run some really CPU intensive dockers on my UnRaid Threadripper server. Even though this setup is all housed inside of a large 4U Rosewill RVS-L4500 chassis, the 90mm Noctua cooler that I was using didn’t allow for good boost speeds and was actually throttling after several hours of heavy encoding sessions. The Arctic 4U SP3 is a massively large cooler as I mentioned, coming in at 152mm tall, 156mm wide, and 124mm long with a total weight of 1,288 grams. This heatsink comes with two fans that have an range of 400 to 2300rpm push a maximum of 71.9CFM each at static pressure of 3.3mm/H20 which is relatively high. The high static pressure is used well since the Freezer 4U has 59 total fins for heat dissipation. As you can probably tell by these specs, this heatsink is no joke, it’s purpose built for custom Threadripper and Epyc based compute servers. You might wonder why do I or anyone else for that matter need a cooler this beefy though? Well, in my case, I take all of my Linux ISOs and I compress them with Handbrake using a very slow placebo preset. I do this because it's cheaper for me to compress then buy more disks even when you consider shucking cheap hard drives. In order to keep my 12 core 24 thread gen 1 Threadripper running though, lots of heat needs to be removed from the CPU. Arctic self rates this cooler at a crazy 300w worth of TDP meaning they believe this cooler can pretty much cool any of the current SP3, TR4, sTRX4 and sTRX 8 CPUs.
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