Review on AMD Ryzen 5 5600X: Unlocked 6-core Processor with Wraith Stealth Cooler for Desktops by Jennifer Roberts

On Zen3 chips, high thermal shock at the time of the bus. I recommend pairing it with dropsy. I took a medium level with two 120 turntables, placed the radiator upwards to blow out. I connected the pump to the fan connector on the motherboard, otherwise it buzzes too loudly, and we don’t have an oven from Intel. Then I installed the attached programs to the motherboard and tweaked the speed graph so that the highest speeds at which NO noise is heard were at the level of 70 degrees of temperature of the processor. Next comes a smooth increase in speed up to 100% of the available to 90 degrees. As a result, we got an absolutely silent system, which sometimes makes a little noise when the percentage burns at the maximum, but it does not heat up above 75 degrees. I believe that such flexibility would not have been possible with an air cooler, since the one-stage thermal capacity will be lower there.