Netizens use two 1kg copper bars to radiate the Ryzen 9 7950X processor. After running at full load for 2 hours, the CCD1 temperature is 95 ℃ 176th C.

CTOnews.com April 25 news, enthusiast AromaticImpress7778 posted in the Reddit community, using two copper bars weighing up to 1 kg to achieve the passive heat dissipation of AMD Ryzen 9 7950X CPU.

The complete set of configurations he uses include MSI MPG Edge B650I motherboard, HDPlex GaN 250W integrated ATX power supply and 64 GB DDR5 memory (unknown brand).

The platform uses a Streacom DB4 fanless Mini-ITX chassis and supports a processor with a peak TDP of 65W. The AMD Ryzen 9 7950X has a 170W TDP and uses two copper bars, each of which sells for about $100 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 690 yuan).

The result of the CPU running at maximum load for two hours is that the CCD1 is 95 degrees Celsius, the CCD2 is 90 degrees Celsius, the motherboard is 77 degrees Celsius, and the DB4 side panel is 50 to 60 degrees Celsius. Then the performance of CPU is still slightly above 90%.

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