EK, the leading liquid cooling gear manufacturer, is announcing the availability of two high-performance liquid cooling solutions for the AMD Ryzen processor family based on the AMD AM5 socket. These single-socket AM5 water blocks are available in both the standard and the 1U-compatible format designed specifically for server racks.
Being a dedicated workstation-grade water block for AMD AM5 processors, the EK-Pro CPU WB AM5 Ni + Inox water block features two standard G1/4″ threaded ports on its top. Built with performance, reliability, serviceability, and no compromises in mind, this enterprise-grade cooling solution is intended for desktops, workstations, and taller server racks. The water block’s top is CNC-machined from durable black POM Acetal, and the hold-down bracket is made of laser-cut stainless steel.
The EK-Pro CPU WB AM5 Rack Ni + Inox is a dedicated server-grade water block with 1U rack compatibility. Developed explicitly for AMD AM5-socket processors, it features four G1/8″ ports split into two sides for easier tube management and ultimate compatibility with low-profile racks. This enterprise-grade cooling solution has been designed and built with a focus on performance, reliability, and serviceability, seeking no compromises. The top is CNC–machined from durable black POM Acetal, and the hold-down bracket is made of laser-cut stainless steel.
The EK-Pro CPU WB AM5 water blocks are made in Slovenia, Europe, and are available for pre-order through the EK Webshop. These products are expected to ship out in late February 2023.
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