Thermal Grizzly released the Mycro Pro Stainless Steel CPU water block to future-proof your cooling loop for next-generation processors. This product matters because the Intel version supports the unreleased LGA1954 socket, which will power upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop CPUs. You can buy this block now to ensure compatibility with hardware that is still two years away from launch.
New block covers LGA1954, LGA1700, and AM5 sockets with bare copper coldplate
The device features a stainless steel housing and is designed for both Intel and AMD platforms. The Intel variant covers LGA1954, LGA1700, and LGA1851 sockets. An AMD version is available that supports AM4 and AM5 sockets. This dual-platform approach allows builders to use the same product line across different system builds.
Specifications
- Socket Support: Intel LGA1954, LGA1700, LGA1851; AMD AM4, AM5
- Coldplate Material: Bare copper with ultra-high-performance microfin design (0.2mm fin/channel widths)
- Housing Material: Stainless steel
- Price: $116.88 (including VAT)
- Connections: G1/4-inch
Thermal Grizzly removed the nickel plating from the coldplate to improve thermal performance and reduce manufacturing costs. The bare copper surface uses an ultra-high-performance microfin design with 0.2mm fin and channel widths. The precise microfin design increases the surface area for heat transfer compared to standard plated blocks. The block uses standard G1/4-inch connections for tubing attachment.
Both the Intel and AMD versions are priced at $116.88 including VAT. This price is available globally through the company's website. The product is currently in stock for immediate purchase. Buyers who need support for the new LGA1954 socket must purchase this specific model.
Source: TweakTown
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