Modders have successfully converted the integrated heat spreader (IHS) of the Threadripper 9995WX into a waterblock, achieving notable temperature reductions.

During testing, the modified system maintained a full-load temperature of just over 50 degrees Celsius, even at a power consumption of over 1,350W.

A group of modders has successfully turned the Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS) of the AMD Threadripper 9995WX into a waterblock, achieving remarkable cooling results. The modding community has long been known for pushing the limits of hardware, and this latest feat is no exception.

Details of the modding process are not fully disclosed, but the results speak for themselves. At an impressive 1,350W of power, the full-load temperature of the processor barely exceeded 50 degrees Celsius. This is a significant achievement, considering the high power draw and the fact that the IHS was repurposed as a waterblock. The use of a custom waterblock has clearly paid off, allowing the processor to run at extremely high power levels without overheating.

The success of this modding project could have significant implications for the overclocking community and for users who require high-performance computing. As AMD continues to innovate and release new products, the modding community is likely to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible with their hardware. With the ability to cool high-power processors like the Threadripper 9995WX more efficiently, users may be able to achieve even higher performance levels and explore new use cases for these powerful chips.