Review on AMD Processor Wraith Cooler YD1700BBAEBOX by Stanislaw Puzyna ᠌

Chassis cooling was provided by Thermalright in the form of TY 140 x1 and X-Silent 120 x2 fans. The motherboard was an ASUS x370 Prime, and the memory had a speed of 2400 MHz HyperX. The following temperatures are achieved with a moderate overclock to 3.4 GHz using a DeepCool Gammax S40 cooler and Arctic Cooling MX-4 thermal paste: - simple - 28-32 degrees - load - 48 pounds - the temperature of the CPU, FPU, cache, and AVX (LynX, Aida, etc.) should not be greater than 57 degrees during the rigorous stress test. And all of this on an affordable cooler that only costs 1500! Performance in five different areas, including working with video and 3D, as well as working with databases. It gets as hot as my i5-2300, despite the fact that Intel processors only have four threads and AMD processors have sixteen threads. Those who are interested in purchasing an affordable WORKSTATION that also allows for comfortable playing should consider making the investment in this product, which comes highly recommended by yours truly. You can consider the 2022-3 platform if you have the financial means to do so; nevertheless, the cost of components on that platform is two times more expensive, and the increase in performance is not two times as great. Toys, on the other hand, are best served by an i7 processor. With the crooked BIOS on the motherboard being the only major complaint I have so far regarding the purchase, I would say that I am delighted with it overall. However, after upgrading to version 052022, it appears that everything is functioning quite normally.