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Relevant to that, a lot of EPYC (and server boards in general) also have the CPU socket rotated 90 degrees compared to non-server boards to support that "Back t
by MenhirMike 3y ago
Relevant to that, a lot of EPYC (and server boards in general) also have the CPU socket rotated 90 degrees compared to non-server boards to support that "Back to Front high airflow" scenario. (That said, a Noctua NH-U14S TR4-SP3 still fits perfectly fine on a ROMED8-2T, but in a regular ATX case, the fan will blow towards the top of the case, not the back - so you need to have an exhaust at the top.)