Grand Macho RT Fan TY 147B Review

I use Ryzen 9 5950x for cooling. After polishing the base, I increased the PPT/TDC/EDC current limits to 160/110/160 to fit into 82 degrees when both the CPU and the hot RTX 3080 graphics card are fully and continuously loaded for several hours. Without load on the video card it would be 75 degrees. If at regular limits, then 62 degrees in stress tests of a heavy load. Although the standard limits are different for different manufacturers of motherboards, somewhere the regular ones can be…

I had to remove the hump with sandpaper for 2-3 hours, polished it on glass, all according to technology, at the end I polished it a little with goy paste, but I didn’t manage to achieve a special result in lowering the temperature by leveling the contact pad of the cooler. The complete fan had to be changed to a more productive (and noisy!) one, namely the Iceberg Thermal IceGALE Xtra 140, only the brackets had to be made custom, but here, too, a fiasco, the degrees remained the same. I used…

I put the cooler on the board but did not assemble it in the case I'm afraid that a normal 140mm blower will not fit . But this mb still depends on the corps So I will add as I buy a case and put everything But there are options for slim turntables from 13mm to 17mm In any case, there is an option to put a fan (but the mb is not as quiet and efficient as normal 25mm

Here I look to the vidyahi somewhere 1-1.5 cm, to the power supply somewhere 3 cm, to the rear wall of the case 2 cm, but this is taking into account that there is a blowing fan on it. Damn, how much more could the radiator be increased! Class! And a huge thank you to those who come up with this for us.

Excellent cooling. 9700k in Aida tests, the temperature did not rise above 70 degrees. The size is large enough, but does not cover the ram strips. Shifted towards the rear stack, in small cases it can stand right next to the cooler for blowing.

I have a 4 core 8 thread Intel i7-4770K overclocked from base 3.50 GHz to 42022 GHz (20% boost). Temperature in idle +-30 degrees. During games, I don’t even look at the temperature, because it makes no sense. Has some pros: - Price. - Silence. - Efficiency. - Workmanship. - Equipment. - Thoughtful construction and design. - Affordable alternative to more expensive high-end air vents. - Price-quality ratio. - Etc. , there are many of them. Cons: - For the most part, they don't. Everything else…

Generally satisfied. Except for those 1.5 hours spent on installation. But, this is subjective. Maybe I'm just a curmudgeon. ))) Look closely, a long screwdriver, which greatly facilitated installation, is in the box. I didn't find it right away.

A great thing for organizing passive cooling. With the fan installed, it is also not audible how it works Got pros: Convenient to mount, you can use a meringue fan. Without a fan on i7 2600 at full load up to 45-50 degrees, with a fan 35 is stable Some cons: may protrude a little from the case, when buying, I recommend measuring the available distance

I recommend to fans of silence, an excellent budget analogue of dark 4 pro. With its pros: Top cooler, 2600k (3500GHz) at 30 degrees idle! In heating, no more than 49. In overclocking, 4200 GHz reaches 55 degrees. By the way, I have two fans. With its cons: Everything is fine, it can be noted that with my location of the cooler, the motherboard is not visible. see photo

Matches perfectly with my case and other components. Large gaps between RAM and video card. It's simply amazing how such a huge heatsink can be designed in such a way that it doesn't interfere with anything in the case at all. Developers my respect. With it, we managed to overclock the Ryzen 7 2700X to 4.3 GHz.

The kit includes all thermal paste, screwdriver, gaskets. My 8700 won't go over 60C Pros: This is just the king of airs, to say that he is big is to say nothing. Installation is elementary Cons below: The cooler in the kit is so-so, I replaced it at 2500 rpm (just in case, it seems to me that it can passively cool 8700)

Pros: Good price, low noise level, the equipment is more than sufficient, a convenient screwdriver is included, the thoughtful design of the tower, the features of the overwhelming number of components are taken into account. Different cons: Caught with a very strongly curved base, because of which all its advantages have come to naught ., polishing of the base is necessary. Judging by the information on the network, this problem is quite common with the products of this company.

I bought this miracle for the r5 2600 processor, I thought about overclocking it to 4.2 Hz, I had a Gammaxx 400, installed this cooler and was surprised that the temperature in the drain was even worse by several degrees than on the old cooler. Rearranged several times, thermal paste MX-400, the result is very bad, I'm sure that everything is due to the convex surface, in general, I'm very disappointed, I just threw a lot of money into the trash.

Took for cooling overclocked FX-8350 4400 Hz. I got into the Zalman z9 neo case without any problems. After the CNPS10X Performa, the cooling has improved by about 8 degrees, plus it does not block the RAM slots. Comes with a good thermal paste and a large screwdriver. Installation was quite difficult for me. I watched the instructions on youtube. The cooler does not make noise, there is no discomfort. I think this purchase was worth the money.

Some pros: - Excellent, one might even say premium, workmanship - Moderate height at 159mm, will fit into almost any case, except perhaps the most compact - Compatible with all at least somehow relevant sockets - Does not overlap memory slots at all (except for half on socket 2022, which is natural) - A chic package, there is even a cool screwdriver with a magnetic tip - 7 heat pipes - The best cooling efficiency among current air coolers. The model is only 3-4 degrees inferior to premium ready

But seriously, excellent CO but not flawless. So on AM3+: the product itself gives the impression of solidity and reliability, the heel is polished in a mirror, the frame on the motherboard is excellent and quite easy to mount, and voila: some asymmetry in the fastening of the "clamp" attracting the surface to the processor relative to the longitudinal axis of the CO - it would be okay only feng shui suffered, but one of the bolts is being tightened through a hole that goes through all the…

A normal screwdriver is included in the kit - you can easily throw off the entire PC and scatter it) Installing the propeller on the cooler is not the best option possible, somewhat dreary, but tolerable. Some pros: With very impressive dimensions, it does not cover the RAM slots in front of the turntable, there is a recess for RAM at the back, but already with a limitation, xs exactly what, I didn’t delve into it because it was unnecessarily. It does not interfere with the placement of the…

Has pros: Silence In general, with a maximum load of 10700, it does not even need a cooler, it itself removes heat quite well. Some cons: I was tormented by connecting power to the motherboard, because the size of this bandura is simply huge.

Definitely take! It is relatively inexpensive, the removal of hot energy is provided. With its pros: This is the coldest tower of all my systems. Engineers tried to use the full efficiency of the air flow. I have a very hot stone i7 9700K, and so, in idle ~45°C, in peak load ~85°C. I took it for rendering video and games. With its cons: Suitable for ATX case and more. But even in FullTower, it takes up all the space around the processor. By the way, the RAM does not interfere with the slats…

The processor power that my cooler was able to dissipate until the cores reached 100 degrees was about 170W. And with the MCE mode enabled, which is usually enabled by default, the 9700k consumes up to 200W in Prime95, so a little throttling began. I set the power limits manually to 150-170W so that this does not happen. In the TimeSpy benchmark, for example, at 5 GHz, the power did not rise above 130 W, so there was already enough cooling with a margin (maximum 85 degrees).