Arctic Liquid Freezer AIO Coolers for Intel LGA4710 and AMD SP6 Workstation CPUs

Arctic introduces new Liquid Freezer AIO coolers for Intel LGA4710 and AMD SP6 workstation processors, featuring 38mm radiators and support for up to 600W TDP.

Arctic Liquid Freezer AIO Coolers for Intel LGA4710 and AMD SP6 Workstation CPUs

Arctic has introduced new all-in-one liquid coolers designed for high-end workstation processors. The company showcased these models to support the latest and server-grade architectures.

New all-in-one coolers feature thick radiators rated for high thermal loads.

The lineup targets two specific processor sockets: Intel LGA4710 and AMD SP6. Arctic engineered separate water blocks to match each platform's physical layout. The LGA4710 block accommodates Granite Rapids tile-based designs, while the SP6 version accounts for the chiplet arrangement found in Threadripper PRO and EPYC CPUs.

Each cooler uses a 38 mm thick radiator paired with high static-pressure fans. Arctic rates these units to handle thermal loads up to approximately 600 W TDP.

The models carry distinct suffixes that indicate socket compatibility and configuration options. The list includes WS360-4710, 2U-4710, 2U-4710×2, 4U-4710, 4U-4710×2, WS360-SP6, 2U-SP6, 2U-SP6x2, 4U-SP6, and 4U-4710×2. These variants cover single and dual-CPU workstation builds across different form factors.

Arctic has not yet listed pricing or release dates for these coolers. The company also did not provide independent performance benchmarks or detailed pump specifications at this time.

The announcement aligns with industry efforts to support emerging server processor designs. While earlier products targeted mainstream platforms, these new coolers utilize custom brackets for specific socket layouts.

Arctic confirmed the existence of these LGA4710 and SP6 coolers through product showcases. Arctic is adding these models to its portfolio of cooling solutions designed for demanding workloads.

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