black by Adam Komosa ᠌

Name: Deepcool Redhat CPU cooler, white/red/black
Item: Deepcool Redhat CPU cooler, white/red/black
Rating: 3

May 13, 2023

In general, its pretty good, an equal number of pros and cons.

Structurally and externally, this cooler is similar to my previous Scythe Mugen 3, for which I was bought.
Installed on Ryzen 3500X. It has a heat dissipation rating of 65W. The cooler at idle, when the processor releases 32-37W, cools it down to a temperature of 46 degrees, and practically does not make noise. In my subjective opinion, for a cooler with the declared power of TDP 250W, this is a so-so result. In Scythe Mugen 3, the Core i7-3770 heated up under load, but at the same time there was no fan on it!

Under load, the Ryzen 3500X with a frequency fixed at 3800 heats up to 64 degrees at 1100 rpm. So-so result.

In general, the cooler meets the minimum requirements, but I'm disappointed and can only recommend buying a warm system - at low speeds, the cooler is not audible at all.

Pros

Massive Good price/quality ratio Fan 140mm Thoughtful design - special elements keep the ribs from crushing each other.

Cons

The fan bearing makes an unpleasant sound at speeds above about 1000 rpm. This is what greatly spoiled the impression of the cooler. In addition, it turned out to be a strong minus that it cannot be installed with a 90-degree rotation, unlike the previous Scythe Mugen 3. Because of this, it did not work out to organize the flow as expected. Fasteners are the same.