TheThirdMan
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Because u dont have enterprise class fans blowing though the board like it was designed when fitted into a U rack, which is basically a standard ATX case laid flat.
U cant tell me 2 dinky 140mm will come anywhere close to a ducted Enterprise case setup...
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There all built like that... even Dells.
Theres a big reason why Dell, HP, and all the other server vendors builds them like that.
Registered ECC ram is NOTHING like desktop unregistered ram... they get super hot as work is being done on them.
There is no Fancy heat pipe cooler on a supermicro / Tyan / intel enterprise class board... There is no blingy stock sink.
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(U see how everything is setup to be ducted in a wind tunnel down the board... the ram and NB sink Align in the same direction as wind would travel from high static fans)
So please dont tell people to build servers like you would a desktop.... your asking for FAIL b4 the project even started.
No its not AIO HATE, its the pure fact on the machine being built WRONG in design to how its heat sinks were made.
Again... LOOK at that server case designed to hold a board meant for more then 1 CPU.
Look at the fan layout on how its set.
Those fans are also 2200-2800RPM class, and have way more static pressure then most 140mm fan.
If u say its building a server wrong... then your telling DELL / HP and almost every other enterprise series vendor they are building there servers WRONG.
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And i still needed some fans.
Stock cooling on a gaming board is much beefier then a server board.
Stock cooling on a gaming board has evolved a boat load... we used to get them like server boards.
Desktop != Enterprise...
Enterprise is about stability (they cant hear you complain about noise)...
Desktop is about Stability with Noise.... if you cant hear everything in uber bit audio over the fan noise... FAIL...
If u had a fan layout just on the RAM... and another on the ALU sinks... u can cool a enterprise board.... however with all those addition of fans... you could of plan'd a little bit better by replacing the stock sinks, and putting ones designed to fill the role your asking for.
just who do u think your talking to?
Theres a reason why everyone voted me the CnC Mod...
ROFL..
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Expensive Lesson Aigo learned....
You DONT BUILD SERVERS LIKE U DO A DESKTOP!
1: Xeon ≠ server
2: Dell and all those other manufacturers build workstations (as i wrote in my first post) with slow spinning large fans. They also use small heatsink/fans on the CPUs, usually close to stock cooling. I have one at work. It doesn't use 80mm high RMP fans. You keep talking about rackmount servers as if that's what we're talking about. We're not. Which leads me to
3: Server ≠ rackmount- there are many servers which are not rackmount and use large slow spin fans instead of small high spin fans, in a desktop enclosure.
aigomorla said:just who do u think your talking to?
I'm tempted to say a 14 year old boy on a power trip on an online forum where there's just friendly talk about cooling a CPU till you came along? But I don't want to offend so I'll just say someone who got the wrong end of the stick i guess...
