Watch our AMD Offset Cooler Benchmark: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qnes06uNgNe-iKQ.html Watch our FUMA 2 review here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dIhkt9aKgZTYddI.html Learn about our CPU cooler testing methodology here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/mKGIsayJZK61qc4.html You can find the written methodology article here: www.gamersnexus.net/guides/3561-cpu-cooler-testing-methodology-most-tests-are-flawed

@commanderoof4578

3 жыл бұрын

Someone needs to make an AIO cooler that poke right of of the pump and doesn’t get out somewhere else in the case

@peasant_shots

3 жыл бұрын

@@commanderoof4578 That would..... completely defeat the purpose of an AIO. You can just use a tower cooler for that, which doesn't have the failure point of a pump?

@rlifeh

3 жыл бұрын

Test ID Cooling SE-207-XT

@commanderoof4578

3 жыл бұрын

@@peasant_shots not pointless at all an AIO always performs better and a well made pump cannot fail within 5 years There is a reason why a single 120mm radiator can cool a damn 3090 of all things and sub 70c that

@Crazyates11

3 жыл бұрын

Can you test the MA620M? I think it’s the single best looking cooler out there, and there are so few review of it!

I'm here just to search that comments who requested to switch to inches entirely

@molsy1768

3 жыл бұрын

I cant find the damn thing

@spartaninvirginia

3 жыл бұрын

same. probably got deleted. Edit- it's still there.

@fantasystar7777

3 жыл бұрын

It's still there. By Shane Porter. I used Ctrl+f "inch" to find it on desktop.

@GamersNexus

3 жыл бұрын

@@spartaninvirginia We wouldn't delete that! It's like art!

@dycedargselderbrother5353

3 жыл бұрын

May I suggest switching to furlongs or rods?

"c'monnn its just a cooler test, itll be in n out. Quick 20 minute adventure...."

@raawesome3851

3 жыл бұрын

A Rick and morty reference I see.

@mathewhex7045

3 жыл бұрын

I hope he got his sodee-pahp

@JIAroJIy4

3 жыл бұрын

@@raawesome3851 which is a reference to die hard if I'm not mistaken

@Zacks.C-land

3 жыл бұрын

A reference to a reference of a reference.

@ogrefreak5222

3 жыл бұрын

Come out to the coast, have a few laughs...

who's here trying to find the comment about using metric system 😂

@xphoenixstar7797

3 жыл бұрын

I literally am

@Pascalscorpion

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha guilty

@Pascalscorpion

3 жыл бұрын

Searching

@yamilabugattas3895

3 жыл бұрын

It's incredibly useful.

@jabroni6199

3 жыл бұрын

Should’ve been pinned.

So happy to see this Steve. I've been waiting so long for more air cooler reviews!

"That point is really only there for looks.... So it ends up being pointless" I see what you did there... Well played GN I see your point ;)

@desmondlau4632

3 жыл бұрын

@@s13shaka Do you have any idea how hard it is to keep his hair that way ?

@froot2912

3 жыл бұрын

@@s13shaka His hair is gorgeous you absolute monster

@danielzawacki4192

3 жыл бұрын

I scrolled the comments specifically looking for this. Thank you for not diss a pointing

You know it’s custom when the Dremel is taken out

I purchased their first iteration of liquid freezer 360 which lasted exactly 3 years. Although disappointed I decided to give them a second chance with liquid freezer II due to a very thorough and positive review from Steve. Really happy so far and delightful to see that arctic prolonged the warranty .

@ayuchanayuko

3 жыл бұрын

How did the first fail?

@ALEXANDER1318

3 жыл бұрын

Did it at least explode in an epic way?

@GR3G0

3 жыл бұрын

@@ayuchanayuko pump just stopped working , my fans started ramping up without any load so I got the message pretty quickly thankfully.... First one was an asetek design , the new one is not so that was a bit more reassuring.

@GR3G0

3 жыл бұрын

@@ALEXANDER1318 do you mean the way bitwit got his beer headshot? Naaaahh the pump just had enough of this world and went peacefully to a better place

@fatihnri2484

3 жыл бұрын

Eh that's the risk of using AIOs.

My signed mouse mat came in this week! Super satisfied with the production and print quality. Thank you for your content and sweet merch!

Steve: “completely excessive plastic” Corsair A500: “Who called?”

@blvck.8197

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao 😂

@HunterPCBuilds

3 жыл бұрын

ROFL!!!

....Rip Shane Porter.... Here lies his famous last words "You are from the US, why the fork are you quoting MM measurements. Do you not know what an inch is? Geeze guys. Come on." - Shane Porter

@Reonu

3 жыл бұрын

@@basshead. no country that uses the metric system has school shootings as a common occurence

@adventtrooper

3 жыл бұрын

@UCCr8QIlQFLmHLA-gT67lvqA The UK's Beagle 2 Mars lander, estimated cost £50 million, shows metric countries can also crash on Mars.

@BMXaster

3 жыл бұрын

@@basshead. The last time the organisation in question used imperial, the Mars probe came too close to the surface. This after a 286 day journey and an approximate cost of 328million USD. Could've just aswell used the money to keep texas homes warm during a winter storm without power..... Any guess what measuring system Nasa might use today because it greatly pervents calculation errors??

@BMXaster

3 жыл бұрын

@@adventtrooper The reason for failure of Beagle 2 is to this day officially unknown...

@kshitij9898

3 жыл бұрын

@@basshead. Funny enough NASA uses the metric system now

Great review as always! That ending got a genuine laugh out of me lol

More than happy with my FUMA 2 all thanks to your review!

I want a sody-pop

@BRUXXUS

3 жыл бұрын

CHEERWINE!

@Kholaslittlespot1

3 жыл бұрын

HOPJUICE!

Great video, I loved how you pointed out this cooler's weakpoints that buyers should be aware of. I'd like to see a review of the Be Quiet Shadow Rock 3 to see how it compares thermally and in terms of build quality.

Great timing! I *was on the fence between this and Deepcool's AS500.

Dremmel in the opening shot... *slaps hands together * HERE WE GO!

Another in-depth, high quality video from the people at Gamers Nexus. Would love to see you guys test a prosiphon elite

love the tool kit and the mug you guys make.. great quality items well worth the purchase :D

The pressure/mount info was really interesting.

As Arctic dealers we have watch them grow over the last few years. A lot of what happens with these type of products is what we called typical German over engineering. The products are fantastic and they put a lot of work into them but sometimes the first generation of them can be a little over engineered. The amazing thing about them is they're very receptive to engineering and product feedback from both customers and reviewers and even dealers like us. One of the big things was the new iteration of the liquid freezer with the bracket not clearing properly. They were very receptive and I wouldn't be surprised if they released a revision in about three to six months correcting a lot of the deficiencies. There are definitely a company filled with passionate people that helped us legitimize our business when we were just starting out

❌ Stupid, unnecessary shroud ❌ Pressure problems ❌ Proprietary fans Can you believe no one bought this?

@CaveyMoth

3 жыл бұрын

CRAYG!

@kananmammadli6714

3 жыл бұрын

*sigh* im gettin me 1 grit

@kylefaris5487

3 жыл бұрын

Shouldn’t they be check marks, not Xs?

@AliceC993

3 жыл бұрын

@@kylefaris5487 I decided to use X's as the points are detractors from the product, or "three strikes", if you will.

@toasterdave2435

3 жыл бұрын

Man, seems like something haitch pea would make.

Not the Arctic air cooler I was hoping for but it's another review by Gamer's Nexus so here I am.

“Do you think they’ll take our return?” 😂

@Zarcondeegrissom

3 жыл бұрын

priceless outro, yeah, lol.

Very insightful review. Thank you!

Thanks for the Info. I have decided to go for the Zalman CNPS20X Extreme Performance CPU Cooler because of this video.

Thanks man! Great video as always!

Just received my two autographed mouse pads today. I must say that I'm impressed with the quality. I knew they were going to be good, but the edge stitching far exceeded my expectations.

Can't wait to see a review for the dark rock 4. It's a trip down memory lane to watch your review of the dark rock 3 lol. Back before you did db testing

shout out for the Nintendo Power magazine in the back. So epic back in the day.

Now this is my kind of video.. chopping it up

@paul2609

3 жыл бұрын

Wow surprise seeing you here, I watched your mouse reviews :)

Very useful information! I'd have assumed that it would perform better given how well their static pressure fans work on the AIOs (or in my case on a custom loop).

Amazing, I'm literally looking at this cooler now and suddenly tech jesus has a review

I was recommended this cooler with my new build when purchasing parts from Scan here in the UK. Clearance issues meant that RAM wasn't too bad for clearance, but on my MSI Tomahawk board, it wouldn't clear the shroud on the mobo on the left hand side near the inputs. It went back and I went to an AIO, think it did me a favour!

They really need to adopt standard fans on all of their air coolers - warranty and supply are great and all, but these are still incompatible with the parts many of us have on hand and other companies like Noctua and Scythe get by fine with normal fans

@HimmelWeint

3 жыл бұрын

No they shouldn't they should use the cooler's own supplied fans. If the cooler came with shitty fans it should be benched with it's shitty fans. Also the great fans that the Noctua coolers come with is a huge selling point as well.

@BraveMicrobe38

3 жыл бұрын

@@HimmelWeint I believe this person was saying that the manufacturer should use normal fans

@random_n

3 жыл бұрын

I have a case full of Noctua and Scythe fans running past 100,000 hours of service. That alone makes a cooler that can't fit a standard fan a non-starter for my next purchase, and makes a Noctua cooler with its included fan(s) look like a discount right out of the gate. Cheap crap is fine sometimes, but there sure is something to be said for reliable parts from reputable brands.

@anisi3032

3 жыл бұрын

@A Google User can you do the opposite?

@Morpheus-pt3wq

3 жыл бұрын

@@random_n man, Noctua fans & coolers aren´t just coolers, they are long-term investment.

Very informative and constructive review as always! I hope Arctic takes this all in with their next revision or successor to the Freezer 50. I would also be very curious if you guys could test one of their more "practical" air coolers. The Arctic Freezer 34 eSports DUO.

Request to review Arctic Freezer Esports 34 (Duo). Keep up the great work, I am excited for a year or two in the future these charts will start to look pretty similar to the case charts. It will be great to have quality data that can be compared with many different coolers.

@JH-ed4mm

3 жыл бұрын

I've had the Esports 34 Duo for a week now and temps with an i7 8700 are 24°C idle and 60°C under full load.

@jtland4842

3 жыл бұрын

@@JH-ed4mm that is pretty good but the 8700 is a 65 watt CPU which is not much to cool

@fatihnri2484

3 жыл бұрын

Sad that that cooler isn't available in my region lol.

@Dusk007

3 жыл бұрын

the esports duo is inferior value to the gelid phantom

You need to pin the inches comment & move the already pinned one to description

Lmao love the sponsor spot for the Thermaltake case you absolutely eviscerated last year

I have an bequiet! Shadow Rock LP and I had to remove(!) the headspreader of my LPX RAM and bend the up the headpipes a little in order to have it installed. I think they addressed that in a later revision but I have to live with mine now.

Hi Steve (and other GN staff), have you considered reviewing the other low-end arctic freezer coolers such as the A13x or 34/ 34duo? Recently bought a A13x for £20 and have been pretty happy with it compared to the stock amd wraith stealth that I got with my Ryzen 5 3600.

The most surprising thing about this video is the Thermaltake Tower 100 sponsorship.

i am happy with my Artic freezer II 360 i got more on the way for my friends as well best CLC out there hands down

Spewing random IT hardware thoughts here because this video was posted recently: I've been really, really impressed by Crucial/Micron RAM lately. I used to do some work for Samsung, doing firmware level stuff for the infamous 5th chip on their sticks(The ECC module)... I had an R7 1700 system I built 4 years ago. No matter how many RAM kits I threw at it, it wouldn't take allow me to clock any of them stable above 2666. Until I ran into a Crucial 3200 CL 16 kit. Works like a charm. No crashes. Make a video about how good Micron RAM has become? Becoming even better than Samsung, possibly? Cheers, Steve.

I have that same CPU cooler, got it 3 weeks ago and use it on my Ryzen 7 5800X and its fantastic

Really like air cooler reviews.

"Completely excessive plastic" So like car engine bays now days.

@bitelaserkhalif

3 жыл бұрын

*takes out plastic that covers engine What's this? *Immediately dies due to wiring and piping spaghetti on the engine* (I'm referring to Toyota Supra mk5)

@MBaadsgaard

3 жыл бұрын

@@bitelaserkhalif Maybe cars are the new frontier for cable management!

@Malohdek

3 жыл бұрын

@@s13shaka Which is precisely why it's fucking useless. Why would you cover something already covered?

@baetsimpson

3 жыл бұрын

@@Malohdek Because they can add more sound dampening. Even my mom's Forester has a ton of dampening on the underside of it's cover. They also help with pedestrian saftey.

@jakublulek3261

2 жыл бұрын

Or like cars in general these days.

Yes steve i buy every Scythe product on used market i see for a long time now. Before i followed your channel when you had 10k sub really i am a scythe fan since forever

Yup, take a guess and go for it.

Absolutely loved the all around measures for clearances guys, if I was going to buy this it would make it so much easier. For some reason your graphs were easier to read than the regular wire-graph layouts manufacturers provide. Also I use the TR50 version of this in my workstation at work and it is absolutely great for the mid-range 3970x I have got in there. I actually have it fixed at 40% fan speed under 90°C and it is absolutely silent. Too bad the stricter clearance and the cause of a smaller keep clean zone around the smaller CPUs caused so much issue for Arctic. But! It's not the first time Arctic gets criticism for its mounting mech :-) And I sadly think it won't be the last. I also use a Freezer 2 240 at home and the AM4 mount is absolutely terrible. The TR50 was great though, but that's easier to design for really.

I now attempt to figure when Steve will say "Before that..." and I attempt to say it with him at the same time. I was always a nerd...but now I have raised a level, and become a true fan of Gamer's Nexus.

"Testing, Carving, Swearing" 🤣🤣🤣 I love these easter eggs in the titles

that pressure map, oof. I'm sure the zen2 and zen3 IHS is square, about 2.0518e-5 x 2.0518e-5 nautical miles, I would worry that the outer edge of the core chiplets and io die are off the edge beyond the pipes fending for whatever 'whit' of Grog rations they can get out there, where the mounting bracket isn't pushing the pipes off the cpu, lol. that looks like another cooler base explicitly designed for intel's smaller IHS (1.86825e-5 x 1.7279e-5 NM). for those of us that prefer a computer with performance rather than a lava lamp desk ornament, modding vents, and restrictive panels has become the norm the past few decades, thanks for the heads up on that useless lower fan fashion accessory excursion. Great vid Steve and crew (that intro, lol). B) P.S. for those not worthy enough for the realm of shellbacks, lol... 2.0518e-5 nautical miles is about 38mm (AMD IHS) 1.86825e-5 x 1.7279e-5 NM is about 34.6 x 32mm (intel IHS)

It’s always going to be a good day when Steve breaks out the Dremel.

@JamoKin97

3 жыл бұрын

Next video when?

Always use as little plastic as possible and the budget allows, never put extra plastic anywhere for aesthetics. This should be a core design rule for EVERYTHING.

@random_n

3 жыл бұрын

Lot of cars practically have a hood under the hood now. I guess it's supposed to be pretty when refilling the windshield juice, but what a nuisance just about every other time one would want to be in the engine bay. Unfortunate that more people don't appreciate elegance in functional design of machines. False minimalism sucks.

@faverodefavero

3 жыл бұрын

@@random_n which is also ridiculous... I love show off engines with less cover as possible. That's why I like classic V8s, people should value craftsmanship and substance over... well... plastic : )

Dremel is my fav tool. I did a 4cm hole on the bottom of my laptop to help with cooling, and transformed a landscape monitor to portrait mode

Still hoping for a Scythe Mugen 5 Rev.B review, it's a cooler I bought just to test my CPU before getting what I needed to build my custom loop. It did the job better than I expected, decently cooling a 3950X for a few months.

@Structureel

3 жыл бұрын

That is an amazing air cooler indeed, and at that price, its probably the best bang for the buck you can get.

I had to get the optional thinner front fan for my Cryorig R1 Ultimate for RAM clearance and it still blocks the first slot; I still love it.

The tower 100 now no longer needs to pull air from the fourth dimension

I love and hate how many products have design decisions that just make you shake your head and ask "why though... why did they do this?".

@Lishtenbird

3 жыл бұрын

Every time I see something like that, I just remember the people who were studying management next to me mindlessly eat up all the esotheric pretentious theory thrown at them, and then I imagine them in a position above actual engineers... and it all makes sense.

@ThatKoukiZ31

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah its infuriating. They even acknowledge it on their website so someone was smart enough to point it out....after they made molds and released it. Unfortunate.

Ayant beaucoup de difficultés avec l'Anglais je trouve très regrettable à la vue de votre savoir et de votre expérience, qu'il n'y ai pas de traduction en Français de vos propos de façon à rendre encore plus explicite vos vidéos. merci beaucoup pour votre travail et vos mise en ligne ;)

My ram stick has been bent at an angle for years. I did guess and go for it, I did measure the clearance to side panel though, half a mm to spare👍

This reminds me totally of one of my older coolers . Thermaltake Frio . The out shell is removed the same way as this, identical almost, difference is the Whole enclosure comes off not just partial . And a real chore to get back on if theres Very little clearance at the top of the case.. Great little cooler but Royal Pain in the Ass to install / remove, and mine looks to be a bit bigger so good on them for making it "Smaller" lol

Would love to see you do a review & benchmarks on the Artic 34 eSports duo

The last 3 seconds of the video was priceless.

I have a R7 3700X and I just use the Arctic Freezer 34 Esports duo on mine. I have no issues with it and runs really good.

I surprised that there isn't a Hyper 212, even for comparison purposes? I get that many ppl see it as a budget/cheap cooler, but it has been a popular cooler for many years. The Hyper 212 Black RGB is Newegg's "#1 Best Seller!" (lol). While it's helpful to see how these larger air coolers compare to AIOs, isn't it is also beneficial to see how they compare to the single tower coolers? How much of a difference is there between single & dual tower? Thanks for another great review! I really enjoy the videos.

@ozzyp97

3 жыл бұрын

It would be nice to have some lower end points of comparison, but the 212 really isn't the value proposition it once was. Cryorig H7 is just better at a similar base price, and with the RGB option you're already pushing uncomfortably close to the Fuma 2.

@justanotherbrokenerd2285

3 жыл бұрын

@@ozzyp97 I totally agree that a couple lower-end points would be great. I mainly chose the Hyper 212 due to its nearly cliche status as the go-to, not-stock cooler. 2 lower-end points: 1 popular & 1 "best/value"

Ironic that the most searched for comment is found almost at the very bottom of the section. Very poetic.

It's great that you tested the Arctic Freezer 50, I was wondering how it would perform as it looked like good price/performance here, but sounds like it is not. I also see that you have Dark Rock Pro 4. I hope you are able to test that one also.

For the next hardware revisit you should totally do the Titan V, I'm curious how it holds up against Turing and Ampere cards and that $3000 price tag "paying off"

It would be cool to see manufacturers here in the comments section. Arctic has an amazing lineup of AIO liquid coolers, but this air cooler needs some improvements which shouldn't be that difficult to make to future production batches. Would be fun to know if Arctic has acknowledged the issues with their product and tell whether they can or will do something about it.

@GamersNexus

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair, Arctic has actually shown up in a few video comments sections of our reviews before.

@Kepe

3 жыл бұрын

@@GamersNexus Wow, that's awesome! ^^

Me: *Waiting for ARCTIC to respond* since they often comment on GN's videos

Corsair LPX RAM fits the 37.5 mm clearance specified. it is available in fast speeds options and its a great choice for the non-RGB Connoisseur building their PC. I had a similar issue with my fractal design meshify case and Liquid freezer 420mm AIO choice and bought 64GB LPX RAM 3600Mhz.

Any plans on reviewing the IceGiant ProSiphon Elite cpu cooler? It's been available to purchase for a few months now I believe, but there have not been many indepth reviews on it even though it seems like it has an incredibly innovative design.

@GiefReplays

3 жыл бұрын

afaik it's a mostly for threadripper builds and gets mediocre results on anything else. which is not to say it's not worth reviewing, just a little niche at that price. i was interested in it too until i finally noticed it was really not designed for my use cases.

πάλι καλά που υπάρχουν τέτοιοι youtubers !

Completely agree with your findings on this cooler. I used this cooler on building my brothers new PC, the ADATA XPG Ram id bought had system compatibility problems! so diagnosing was a pain because even with this very low profile ram you will struggle to insert/take-out the ram with the cooler in place, also the middle fan fixture which when removed gives you access needs a redesign as its fiddly & stupid. Then like you I found the solid sides of the cold plate made contact first leaving little if any pressure on the heat pipes in the middle, but after lapping I found it was much better. Overall if your using low profile Ram and your prepared to lap the cold plate the cooler works just fine, but that's a big IF! I like Artic stuff but this cooler needs a whole new rethink. 1- Most people buying a RGB cooler would be using RGB-Ram not Low-Profile so what is the point of this cooler? 2- The middle fan fixture which when removed gives you access needs a redesign its total crap! 3- Cold plate needs a redesign, no point going to the effort of using direct touch heat pipes if the solid housing stops them from making adequate contact.

On the other hand the arctic freezer 34 esports duo is fantastic, absolute best cooling performance you can get for £35, punches well above its weight class.

@noodlefoo

2 жыл бұрын

Are you saying the older 34 esport duo is better than this newer 50?

You guys should review the stock coolers for AMD and Intel to give us a point of comparison for how well all these after market coolers perform over stock

I have a somewhat similar design cooler with a plastic shroud from China. But they were smart enough to use a 90mm fan and not 120 to 140mm fan causing issues with installation. The whole cooler is complete incase in plastic with 2, 90mm fans. It's only has 1 to 2 mm clearence from the rgb memory. Temps are 70C full stress with ambient at 37c tropics temp.

If you want to cut open a cooler or some other part you should invest in a vice gripe and secure it to a sturdy table or counter top. That way you can cut open stuff with out the danger of cutting off your fingers. Remember it is "Health and Safety" first.

Arctic Cooling: Style over Performance or Performance over Style: Choose one.

@JuanLopez-ss3mz

3 жыл бұрын

Tbh both, the one I have makes my CPU stay at 59 degrees while CPU mining

You know its gonna be a good video when the first section is labeled "Immediate Design Flaw" and they are using a Dremel

Intro reminded me of Die Hard: "Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs..:

Something tells me that the vertical orientation would actually do well in O11 Dynamic builds that have no front intake fans anyway, where the main portion of the fresh air comes from the bottom of the chassis.

Wait how about on every video from now on we comment "I am once again asking for measurements in inches-shane"

I would love to see a review of the be quiet! Dark Rock 4 series. Thanks so much!

@puccycful

3 жыл бұрын

I got the Dark Rock Pro 4 one and I've been looking for reviews everyone since it looks like a good alternative to noctua and deepcool's big ones

@markjacobs1086

3 жыл бұрын

@@puccycful as far as I know Be Quiet & Noctua seem to perform very similar with their similar designs. I.E. same size & amount of fans.

After watching the whole video, I'd be curious if this thing would actually perform slightly better with *less* mounting pressure. My thought it that since the mounting plate is so long when tightening it down it flexes upward. With less tension on the sides, it may allow the heat pipes to make better contact with the IHS. It's not ideal, and not something any company should expect from a customer, but would be an interesting experiment.

Steve has a dremel in the thumbnail means you know it’s gunna be a good vid.

GN: OK, in this video I'm gonna measure this cooler in MILIMETERS! Shane Porter: USA! USA! USA!

love a good mod. got a third intake in my case that states "max 2 input fans". zipties is all my mod took though.

i Have no problem what so ever with this cooler. i use an amd ryzen 7 5700G with msi rtx 3070TI and i got an cpu max with all settings on max temp of cpu is maximum 70 degrees celsius. i use the case sharkoon rev300. i am very satisfied . the only thing is that I did have modified the shroud to fit the ram. but it really works super

If I'm spending more than $50 on an air cooler I'm getting a D15/D15s. It's a design so good that they haven't been able to develop a better design.

@Morpheus-pt3wq

3 жыл бұрын

New D15 should be coming in Q4 this year. But i guess it will only have new fans (supposedly A14x25), added 1 heatpipe and it will be hella expensive.

@qT_p13

3 жыл бұрын

Fuma 2 isnt bad for $60, but cant top the d15

@TheBadassOne17

3 жыл бұрын

I concur about the dark rock pro 4 looks better and performs just as good

@Lishtenbird

3 жыл бұрын

And once they released the black version, even color stopped being an issue.

@thelazarous

3 жыл бұрын

@@albertcamus5970 Well you see I look at my monitor, not my tower. My towers been sitting with its side panels off and cables everywhere for 2 years now, but my i7-3770k is still sitting @5.0GHz @1.46v @67°C so I couldn't care less.

Would like to see your thoughts on the Vetroo 5 budget air cooler that seems to be doing the rounds. Interested to see how it compares under ‘proper’ testing conditions vs the more premium air coolers and maybe a few AIO’s 👍🏻

Steve I think you'd make a good goth if you wore some black eyeliner, just saying. Great content as always. I appreciate the time y'all take for everything. It's refreshing everytime I watch your vids

Camera quality looks way better than usual

I wouldn't mind a 140mm single or dual tower air cooler from Arctic tbh. I have the Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo and it is a great air cooler. I wonder how well a 140mm version of that cooler would perform? Great video as usual @GN and Team.

got myself a nice artic liquid freezer 2 280 , and its fantastic il just stick to that

would be fun to have the legendary Evo 212 on the chart as reference for realy cheap CPU heatsink ;D.

Very interesting...I'd like to see a review of the TR version. I've deployed two on TR2970WX CPUs and they've been great under a 250W sustained load. I'd love to see how they compare to a Noctua NH-U9 or NH-U14S TR4-SP3, or Cooler Master AMD Wraith Ripper. It would be quite advantageous to those of us that build high core count / high heat load Threadripper and EPYC systems.

Arctic makes some funny coolers. Especially those, which allow only vertical air flow.