So, recently decided to go back to an air cooler from a 420mm Arctic liquid freezer 2. I felt like since I wasn't over clocking (you can't on that chip) I figured I'd remove the variable of an eventual leak or pump malfunction. I was going to just save the cooler for when I make the jump to AM6 since those are going to be more power hungry I'm sure.
Before vs after and I cleaned up the cables a tad more.
Did I make the right choice or it doesn't really matter?
The thing is I bought the G.SKILL Trident Z Neo DDR4 32GB (4x8GB) 3600MHz and now I'm in a big dilemma regarding the cooling part. I feel like if you have a 4x8 kit RAM, it's gonna be tricky to find a cooler that's going to fit and the ones I was looking at don't seem to have enough height clearance (DeepCool AK620/ Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO). Then I started looking at AIOs and even though they look good and practical, I'm still not very comfortable having parts in my system that have liquid in them, which may or may not fail and leak on my build. Either way, I would be grateful for your opinion about this or if you also have 4x RAM sticks, to share your experience/recommendation for the cooler.
I've currently got a DeepCool AK400 Air cooler on my R7 5800X3D and not only does it look bad it sucks. I'm upgrading to an AIO in the very near future. I'm sure there are way better air coolers out there for a 5800X3D as I got one of the cheaper ones but I reckon an AIO would be the way to go.
I have the deepcool AK620 in my build with 4 sticks of ram, I am also using the 5800X3D with a 4090 inside my build. I do have an MSI B550 tomahawk wifi max motherboard. My case is from ANTEC- performance-f1 it is a full-size case.
I didn't want to use water cooling for the cpu. So far, it has been working great for well over a year and a half. My highest temperature would be around 59°C highest would be 65°C on heavy load. I also have 2 fans on top so it does help with the airflow.
What type of cooler should I get for the Ryzen 7 5800X3D?
Does the Ryzen 7 5800X3D come with a stock cooler?
Does the Ryzen 7 5800X3D overheat?
Context here:
I live in Brazil and it's summer right now, not always i have my AC on (only when it's unbearable)..
My 5800x3d is being cooled by the first version of Fuma 2 (not rev b) and while it's doing it's thing, i'm still not confortable in let it run at 80º-81º while playing some CPU intensive games (i game at 3440x1440p)...
i know that's whithin the normal temperatura for everyday use, but, still, like i've said: i'm not comfortable...
With all that being said...what AIO or Air cooler would you guys recommend that i could lower those temps to at least 70-75 levels?
i'm already running PBO2Tuner -25 all cores...
Thanks in advance and sry about my english
What's best for this cpu or in general. I want to make sure the cooler runs quietly so which one would be best for me.
Honestly I don't care too much about aesthetic's if this makes the decision easier I just want a fan that is effecient and quiet.
The 5800X3D emits a moderate amount of heat. A mid to high tier cooler will do the job perfectly.
In our market, the Thermalright FT120 is the best value for under $40, while being a top performer. Just make sure it fits in your case, height-wise.
The answer is always the noctua d15
https://noctua.at/en/nh-d15
Hello, I am choosing a cooler for my 5800x3d, because it is getting to 90 degree under my tiny cooler, and I have found 4 options.
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Be quiet dark rock pro 4
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Noctua nh-d15
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Be quiet silent loop 2 240mm
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Deepcool lt 520
They cost about the same, but I need to buy used coolers and new water cooling systems. Also, I am afraid of water cooling, because it may be dangerous for my PC. What would you suggest?
Upgrading my build and I'm curious if a 360mm AIO is a waste of budget for a 9800X3D build. My understanding is that it runs slightly cooler than the 7800X3D because they moved the 3D-Vcache below the die which makes it easier to disperse heat.
Looking to build in the Lancool 216 which has great airflow from my research. But is an $100+ lian li or arctic AIO a waste of money when I can get $45 thermalright tower cooler? My pc sits in the loft of my apartment which is often quite a bit warmer than the rest of my apartment in all seasons.
the liquid cooler would probably be like an 80cm asus rog lcII; air cooler would be like noctua or something
looks are kinda important to me and i think most air cooler like the phantom spirit wouldnt fit on my mobo asus rog strix b550f
As title goes, Im going to build using nr200p case which is SFF PC. But It can fit air cooling quite well. Im torn between the two.
Aircooling is better because less point of failure also travel friendly (no have liquid). AIO is better at cooling CPU with less noise but have more point of failure + contain liquid.
If Air cooler can cool 7800X3D with reasonable fan speed and noise I would get it instead of AIO. Any insight?
I just bought a 5800x3d, but I noticed that this cpu does not come with a cooler. I tried looking up which one to get on YouTube but they gave me mixed answered on the cooler that I should get. So do any of y’all have any good cooler recommendation?
Edit: Wow thank all of y’all for your responses, this really helped and I was able to narrow down a great cooler :)
I'm trying to finalize my build for gaming at 1440p 120 fps for mid games and maybe some streaming and i would like to hear professional opinion on this matter
Now for context I play in hot area with summers reaching 40c in the day and my games aren't that graphic demanding
Also here is my build so please let me know on what to change or suggest adding and removing
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/YvTtjH
Budget would be around 2k usd
I have a Mugen 5 and I get 90C instantly on occt small. Cpu-z bench levels out to around 84 after 5 minutes. Cinebench r20 hits 90c within around 30 seconds.
I have the cpu running 1900if with 1.125 soc so that might be why my temps are so high but I just wanted to poll other users to see.