HSF and PSU for 2P Workstation

[SpeedyVV]

So I ordered the following for my 2xE5-2699 V3:
£420.00 Z10PE-D8 WS Xeon Series S2011 v3 Asus Motherboard
£599.57 ECC Registered 64GB DDR4 Server RAM 2133 MHz Speed 4x 16GB Kit from Crucial

I have no idea what CPU HSF to get. Can someone recommend a decent and relatively quiet HSF that fits this motherboard?

I am also planning to get this PSU, but would like opinions or alternate recommendations:
£160.92 Corsair HX1000i 1000W Full Modular Power Supply

 

[jrweis]

If you are using the on-board video then the 1000W power supply should work fine, but if you want separate card(s) I would get 1200W. The AX series has digital regulation for tighter voltage control that the HX does not. If you are going to buy the Corsair remember to go in to the "Link software and turn off the 12V multi-rail as it is turned on by default.
A pair of Corsair H80i's or H90i's would work fine if your case can accommodate them. You can use the link software to set fan profile to 3 different settings.

 

[SpeedyVV]

If you are using the on-board video then the 1000W power supply should work fine, but if you want separate card(s) I would get 1200W. The AX series has digital regulation for tighter voltage control that the HX does not. If you are going to buy the Corsair remember to go in to the "Link software and turn off the 12V multi-rail as it is turned on by default.
A pair of Corsair H80i's or H90i's would work fine if your case can accommodate them. You can use the link software to set fan profile to 3 different settings.

Thanks for the suggestion. Will definitely look at those H8/90i's.

BTW, why do you suggest multi rail? I thought single rail was in general a better option?

 

[jrweis]

Single-rail is the best way to go! I was telling you to go into Corsair's "Link" software and turn off multi-rail because the Corsair default as shipped is multi-rail on, not single-rail.