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CPS PCCOOLER unveils a new lineup of high-performance products for AI workstations

CPS PCCOOLER is expanding its cases, cooling, and power supply lineup with its first lineup built for AI workstations, servers, and edge computing.

CPS PCCOOLER unveils a new lineup of high-performance products for AI workstations
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TL;DR: CPS PCCOOLER launched five AI-focused products for local workstations and edge servers: TR620M X and TS700D air coolers, LR480S 480mm AIO, SR700 high-end chassis supporting multi-GPU and dual PSUs, and SU Series Cybenetics Titanium up to 2500W PSUs, with more cooling gear planned.
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With over two decades of cooling, thermal design, and engineering experience, CPS PCCOOLER is expanding into the AI workstation and local server market with five new products. These cooling solutions aren't built for data centers, but for local AI workstations, servers, and edge computing that feature powerful CPUs, GPUs, and fast memory.

CPS PCCOOLER's new TR620M X Compact dual-tower CPU air cooler and TS700D Single-tower CPU air cooler, image credit: CPS PCCOOLER
CPS PCCOOLER's new TR620M X Compact dual-tower CPU air cooler and TS700D Single-tower CPU air cooler, image credit: CPS PCCOOLER

And with that, as demanding AI workloads put considerable strain on all of the above, managing thermal performance and clean and sustained power delivery is extremely important. CPS PCCOOLER notes that it has applied its decades of experience to its new AI workstation and local rack-mounted server lineup, which includes air and liquid cooling. This workstation chassis can support multiple GPUs and a premium 2500W power supply.

The first addition is the TR620M X Compact dual-tower CPU air cooler built for compact workstations and 4U rack-mounted servers. It features a large copper base plate, 6mm heat pipes, and a large center-mounted 100mm fan that reaches speeds of up to 5,000 RPM. It's joined by the TS700D Single-tower CPU air cooler, built for high-end workstations, which also features a large copper base plate, 6mm heat pipes, and twin 120mm fans. One of which is reverse-blade to support direct airflow through the cooler and chassis.

CPS PCCOOLER's new LR480S 480 mm all-in-one (AIO) liquid CPU cooler, image credit: CPS PCCOOLER
CPS PCCOOLER's new LR480S 480 mm all-in-one (AIO) liquid CPU cooler, image credit: CPS PCCOOLER

The last CPU cooler in the lineup is the LR480S 480 mm all-in-one (AIO) liquid CPU cooler, also built for pro-grade workstations and PCs. It sports a massive 480mm radiator with four high-speed 120mm fans, and is designed for AI workstations with sustained, heavy CPU workloads.

CPS PCCOOLER has also created its first AI workstation chassis with the new SR700 High-end AI workstation chassis, which it describes as a flagship product. It supports HPTX motherboards, two 480mm radiators, two power supplies, and multi-GPU configurations. All up, the chassis can support up to 30 x 120mm fans, so there's plenty of room for airflow, liquid-cooling, and more.

CPS PCCOOLER's new SR700 High-end AI workstation chassis, image credit: CPS PCCOOLER
CPS PCCOOLER's new SR700 High-end AI workstation chassis, image credit: CPS PCCOOLER

Rounding out the lineup is the SU Series Cybenetics Titanium-certified workstation PSU, which will be available in capacities of up to 2500W for multi-GPU workstations. On that front, it features four native 12V-2x6 connectors, with industrial-grade 450V, 105°C main capacitors. With Cybenetics Titanium certification, SU Series PSUs are also guaranteed to deliver stable and efficient power during demanding AI workloads.

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What CPU sockets and motherboard form factors does the TR620M X Compact support for compact workstations and 4U rack servers?

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What are the fan sizes, speeds, and airflow configuration for the TS700D Single-tower cooler, including details on the reverse-blade fan?

Question #3

What radiator and fan configuration does the LR480S 480 mm AIO use, and is it intended for sustained heavy CPU workloads?

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How many and what size fans and radiators can the SR700 accommodate (including the claim of up to 30 x 120mm fans and two 480mm radiators)?

The SR700 can accommodate up to 30 x 120mm fans and supports two 480mm radiators. These details come from CPS PCCOOLER's SR700 High-end AI workstation chassis description.
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In addition to the above, CPS PCCOOLER confirms that this is just its first wave of AI workstation and local server hardware. In the future, it plans to expand its offerings with more liquid-cooling solutions, including cold plates and rack-mounted coolant units.

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