EKWB Launches WaterBlocks for Nvidia's A100 and RTX A6000 Cards
Enterprise and professional-grade tackle is infrequently cooled down using liquid outside of the supercomputer world, but there are situations when liquid cooling makes the utmost sense. EKWB on Wednesday released two new water blocks aimed at professional-grade add-in- boards (AIBs) Nvidia's A100 high-performance cipher (HPC) and datacenter accelerators as well as RTX A6000 workstation plates cards.
EKWB's EK-Pro GPU water blocks for Nvidia's A100 accelerator (powered by the A100 GPU) and RTX A6000 40 GB ( grounded on the GA102 GPU) plates card to feature a rather simplistic design comprising of CNC-crafted nickel-plated electrolytic bobby base with a ray-cut pristine sword top and featuring the company's personal Open Split-Flow design with low hydraulic inflow restriction. EKWB's OSF armature with low hydraulic inflow restriction allows the use of water blocks with pumps running at low pets or indeed in retrograde water inflow script and still provides sufficient cooling performance.
The water blocks cover GPU, memory, and voltage regulating modules (VRMs) of Nvidia's A100 40GB/ 80 GB and RTX A6000 40 GB GDDR6X cards to insure sufficient cooling under high loads and protract lifetime of factors.
Meanwhile, since the water blocks are only one niche wide, they enable multiple A100 or RTX A6000 cards to be installed into a single lattice ( assuming that PCIe places give enough bandwidth and the PSU can feed the boards) and noway worry about their overheating. To add further soundness to the cards and enhance their life, EKWB made I/ O plates a part of the pristine sword water block top.
As for comity, the water blocks have standard quarter-inch fittings located on the backside, a placement that's optimal for installation into 4U lattice, but which isn't always accessible in desktops/ workstations. Still, since utmost of A100 and numerous RTX A6000 are installed into waiters and are used ever, similar placement clearly makes sense.
EKWB's EK-Pro GPU water blocks for Nvidia's A100 accelerator (powered by the A100 GPU) and RTX A6000 40 GB ( grounded on the GA102 GPU) plates card to feature a rather simplistic design comprising of CNC-crafted nickel-plated electrolytic bobby base with a ray-cut pristine sword top and featuring the company's personal Open Split-Flow design with low hydraulic inflow restriction. EKWB's OSF armature with low hydraulic inflow restriction allows the use of water blocks with pumps running at low pets or indeed in retrograde water inflow script and still provides sufficient cooling performance.
The water blocks cover GPU, memory, and voltage regulating modules (VRMs) of Nvidia's A100 40GB/ 80 GB and RTX A6000 40 GB GDDR6X cards to insure sufficient cooling under high loads and protract lifetime of factors.
Meanwhile, since the water blocks are only one niche wide, they enable multiple A100 or RTX A6000 cards to be installed into a single lattice ( assuming that PCIe places give enough bandwidth and the PSU can feed the boards) and noway worry about their overheating. To add further soundness to the cards and enhance their life, EKWB made I/ O plates a part of the pristine sword water block top.
As for comity, the water blocks have standard quarter-inch fittings located on the backside, a placement that's optimal for installation into 4U lattice, but which isn't always accessible in desktops/ workstations. Still, since utmost of A100 and numerous RTX A6000 are installed into waiters and are used ever, similar placement clearly makes sense.
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