AIO watercooling an Epyc 7532

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Hi, I am building a genAI home server with dual 3090 and eypc 7532 (TDP 200W) as cpu. The build uses a relatively small open frame (one of those for gpu mining) and generally I need to keep the system physical footprint as small as possible.
I thought to use a Corsair H100i elite capellix XT because it comes with brackets compatible with the SP3 socket, but I
am not sure if a 240mm radiator it would be capable to handle the cpu under load.
e some modifications to the frame and would increase the footprint of the build.

Any suggestions?

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If you want to stick with AIO liquid cooling, but with more thermal capacity, you might want to consider a larger radiator, like a Corsair H115i RGB Platinum (280mm) or an NZXT Kraken X73 (360mm), which will offer better heat dissipation.

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I have a dual 3090 ti build (the wife’s) with nvlink and another dual 4090 build (mine) on Epyc 7773x dual and Epyc 9684x dual

I tried the water cooling and you can go with AIO for cards and the Silverstone for the cpus cooling

https://www.silverstonetek.com/en/product/info/coolers/xe360_sp5/

and use this cpu fitment

I converted my wife’s SP3 to this originally, a while back:

but switched to air, similar to my set up:

You may consider air cooling (more effective)

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thanks, in the end I decided to go for a H115i because I found a good deal and I managed to attaching to the open frame. I have not tested how effective the cooling is in real use.

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That’s a nice rig, thanks, would be nice as an option for the future.