Bitspower CPU Block Summit ELX for AMD TRX40/TRX50 Platform with OLED

With high processing power comes the need for heat management. In order to keep your AMD 3rd Gen Ryzen Threadripper processor under optimum working conditions, Bitspower has developed a new water block for the socket sTRX4 with its Bitspower CPU Block Summit ELX for AMD TRX40/TRX50 Platform with OLED. Additionally, it's also compatible with previous Ryzen Threadripper series.

With its clean look and high-density heat sink fin design, this water block promises stunning visuals, as well as superior performance. The two-way tunnel design alleviates the difficulties in routing waterways, allowing for an easy and streamlined water cooling system.

Fashioned with a metal top layer and a copper base plate, the Bitspower CPU Block Summit ELX for AMD TRX40/TRX50 Platform with OLED features a narrow footprint to ensure it doesn't interfere with the RAM slots.

The Bitspower CPU Block Summit ELX for AMD TRX40 Platform with OLED, equipped with Bitspower Digital RGB around the top plate, is sure to become the center of attention of your case with bright LEDs that are certified by ASUS AURA Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync, ASRock Polychrome, and Razer Chroma.

LED Color : Digital RGB

LED Strip Management By Bitspower Digital RGB And Certified By ASUS AURA Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync, ASRock Polychrome, BIOSTAR VIVID LED DJ and Razer Chroma

Thread : G1/4" x 2

Digit thermal sensor

Input Voltage : DC 5V~12V
Temperature : 0~99°C(32~210.2°F)
operate current : <20ma

Included :
1Set BP-CPUELXTRX40-OLED
1Set Mounting Screws/Accessories

Compatibility :
AMD X399
AMD TRX40
AMD TRX50

Dimension(LxWxH) : 117x75x21.7 MM

If there aren’t enough DRGB headers on the motherboard, you can use the "Bitspower Digital RGB Multi Function Controller", which is available for purchase via the link below:
https://shop.bitspower.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=7044
 

I wanna show off, but what's the support I'd need?

◆DRGB

The end of power supply is 3PIN. The sequence is +/D/↓ (some motherboards are shown +5V/D/↓, and the plug is like 4PIN but the 3rd PIN is empty). Please plug in the corresponding direction of motherboard, controller or the wire integrator for one to many. If choosing the motherboard as the power supply, the light effect can be synchronize with MB.

If there aren’t enough DRGB headers on the motherboard, you can use the "Bitspower Digital RGB Multi Function Controller", which is available for purchase via the link below:
https://shop.bitspower.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=7822

I wanna show off, but what's the support I'd need?

◆DRGB

The end of power supply is 3PIN. The sequence is +/D/↓ (some motherboards are shown +5V/D/↓, and the plug is like 4PIN but the 3rd PIN is empty). Please plug in the corresponding direction of motherboard, controller or the wire integrator for one to many. If choosing the motherboard as the power supply, the light effect can be synchronize with MB.