Ryzen Threadripper Torx Tool - Threadripper, Threadripper Pro, Epyc - Sockets TR4, SP3 sTRX4, sWRX8
Product ID: 674272639
🔧Precision torque control
🧡Genuine OEM AMD quality
⚙️Compatible with TR4, sTRX4, sWRX8 sockets
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The AMD Ryzen Threadripper Torx Tool is an OEM-certified torque wrench designed specifically for AMD Threadripper, Threadripper Pro, and Epyc processors. It fits TR4, SP3, sTRX4, and sWRX8 sockets, delivering precise torque with a pre-set click to prevent CPU damage. Lightweight and compact, this tool is a must-have for professional builders and enthusiasts aiming for flawless CPU installation.
| Best Sellers Rank | #116 in Computer & Mobile Device Repair Kits |
| Customer Reviews | 5.0 out of 5 stars 8 Reviews |
S**N
Works with Epyc and Threadripper.
This works with both Threadripper and Epyc processors. This is a torque wrench that is pre-set to click when the correct amount of tightening force is applied to the CPU rention bracket. I picked up a couple of older sealed in box Epyc processes and none of them came with the wrench despite the box having a slot to store the wrench. Just a note, the "Threadripper" branded one is orange, the Epyc branded one has been a tealish blue All the or age one is easier to find. I've used his on 5 Epyc systems so far and zero issues. .
H**H
Best way to tighten a Threadripper CPU
Worked perfectly
J**D
Great received it on time.
Worked out like I needed it to. Lost my old tool over a 8 year period, and needed one quickly. I will make sure I don’t misplace this one this time.
B**E
Works
Does what it should for a reasonable price.
J**E
Did the job
Did the job
P**I
Without this your thousands of dollars CPU cant sit on the socket correctly and may break.
Without this your thousands of dollars CPU cant sit on the socket correctly and may break.
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