System: I9-10850K + MSI MEG Z490 Unify + G Skill Trident Z When I collected it, I thought I would take out the old AIO Corsair H100i, 5+ years old . but no, alas. Consider in stock the processor flew at 100C in Cinebench R23. With this cooler, overclocking (@5.1, avx offset - 1, for all cores, of course with the Vcore ~1.231v corrected to the lower side) takes 10 minutes of a multi-core test at a maximum temperature of ~ 90C. According to HWmonitor, the processor zhor is about ~ 240-245w, which

The AM4 has a bar that allows you to adjust the tower vertically. If I put it in the center, then in the photo the tower would practically lie on the video card, lift it up a little and leave a tolerable gap between the card. The site says that this tower would block the pci slot on my asrock x570 phantom gaming 4s Pictured 4080 Housing fractal design define 7 After undervolting, the processor at 4.3 GHz in 100% load heats up no higher than 65 degrees (Not synthetic)

Its pros: Copes with Ryzen 9 5900x, the rotation of the fans is not audible even at maximum speed, easy to install Different cons: It is difficult to say, most likely and most likely, probably apparently I could not find them

Overall, I'm happy with it, it's worth the money. I chose the best air cooling for a long time, looked at all sorts of tests, graphs, ratings, and now this turned out to be in the top three. Then I started from the height, this one turned out to be the lowest, so I took it, well + it's Be quite, quiet),

Excellent cooler, works a little worse than the top version from Noktua, but does not have its shortcomings Different pros: Excellent heat dissipation Very, very quiet, even at max. revolutions Doesn't cover the first RAM slot on the motherboard Height is less than that of analogues, a larger selection of housings Some cons: Installation. How dreary to put it, it's just awful. I knew that it was put very hemorrhagic, but I did not even imagine that it was so. Seriously. I shudder when I…

A good thing, I had to sell it (I messed up myself, I took the wrong case). If I change the case, I will buy this cooler again. There is no RGB - but I can’t say that this is a direct disadvantage, nevertheless RGB is already an embellishment, here the taste and color, as they say. Different pros: Excellent cooling, my Ryzen 7 3700x felt great with it, it took almost 5GHz in stock without overclocking in auto mode. The kit includes a fashionable screwdriver. Securely attached to the…

Great choice, put on i7 11700k. Handles more than. If it were not for the fan, then it would be a solid 5. And so I looked with the fan, not only did I get a marriage.

I bought it to replace the Red hat cooler for cooling the i9 9900kf processor, while the cooling is even somewhat worse than that of a relatively inexpensive cooler. With minimal overclocking, throttling and temperatures up to 100 °. When replacing the complete thermal paste with mx4, the temperature dropped by 4-5 degrees. Suitable for a not very hot processor.

Its pros: My Intel Core i7-11700KF processor works fine with it, I haven't overclocked it yet. In stress tests, the processor worked perfectly. Excellent equipment, with a long screwdriver needed for installation and a full set of fasteners for different sockets. Has some cons: Installation inconvenience. This is not the cooler that you can install after installing the mains in the case. The problem is that the fan, which can be installed between the radiators only after the cooler is installe

I used a Corsair H80i V2 Fluid Radiator Block with 2 x 120mm (pull-push) fans. I've been using it for a few years now. I upgraded my processor and had great difficulty uninstalling and reinstalling Corsair. It's thick and there's not much room to move it around. The CPU temperatures weren't outstanding either. I read some reviews about Dark Rock 4. I looked at Pro 4 but figured it would be difficult for me to install. He's really big. I chose 4 and am happy with the result. It's still quite…

Pros: - Black finish - It's quiet (although still audible) - Keeps Ryzen 2700x cool (mostly) Cons: - EXPENSIVE - Doesn't work Doesn't work as advertised below Last - Scratches easily - Even with the new mounting system, installation is difficult although I bought this cooler to replace the stock AMD RGB Prism cooler. It was noisy and I saw the temperature go over 80 degrees Celsius a couple of times so I found this one and ordered it. Installation was easy, however I had to take the motherboard

If, like me, you're worried that the water cooler might leak, but you're worried that the air cooler can't cope with the 14-core Intel processor, let me put your mind at ease. I just built a computer to handle my 4K video editing needs. I knew this would mean lots of cores and more GPU power. I chose a 14-core I9-7940x processor with a base frequency of 3.1 GHz and a boost of 4.3 GHz. At the time of my purchase, it was only $100 more expensive than a Ryzen model with similar cores and speeds. I

Bought for a new desktop build. I wanted 2 things from my CPU cooler, quiet operation and good cooling performance. I've been using AIO liquid coolers for years including the NZXT Kraken x62, Corsair H80i, Swifttech H320 X2 etc. Each time I've been generally disappointed with the noise they make. I wouldn't call them quiet because the pump noise annoys me the most. Most of these pumps tend to make a ticking noise that can be very annoying. Smaller AIOs need to use higher fan speeds to cool…

So first, I'm leaving a review for BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 4 and BeQuiet Silent Wings 3 at the same time so you can see the context of my review. I want to start by saying I'm an audio engineer and a person with a hearing that most just don't have. I have a mini-decibel difference (10 decibels), I'm an audio engineer, I understand brain psychology, and I've been building computers for a while. I've tried more fans you can think of but actually listened to them instead of just using them. Here's…