Does C30 Require Memory Chillers

The C20 line required memory chillers for 4GB or more of RAM per processor. Since there is no reference to memory chillers in the C30 maintenance manual, are none needed, even with lots of RDIMMs?
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Correct. Even under worst case testing, the C30 will not require memory chillers.

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