Noctua, a well-known manufacturer of air-cooled radiators, recently released a video. The content is that Noctua NH-U14S DX-4677 is undergoing a Prime 95 stress test. In the 14-minute test, there was no sign of frequency reduction.
Noctua NH-U14S DX-4677 is a large single-tower radiator equipped with 2 NF-A15 PWM fans, 8 heat pipes, a pure copper base, and supports LGA 4677 pins, which is INTEL’s fourth-generation Xeon processor. It is used in the video The W9-3495X uses INTEL 7 process, 56 cores and 112 execution threads, and the Boost power limit is 420W (obviously Owl has overclocked).
The Xeon processor’s large-area core features will benefit air cooling, but it is still quite amazing to suppress a 700W processor, and the owl proves to us that air cooling is always worthwhile.
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