Thermalright ARO M14G AMD Ryzen Only Review

I took for r5 3600 with a reserve for the future. So far no cooling issues. Has pros: The set is just gorgeous. Thermal paste is applied, plus there is a syringe, which is enough for 3-4 times, there is an excellent (simply awesome) screwdriver for mounting the cooler. Massive, high-quality, stylish radiator with a heat distributor and 6 thermotubes. An ideal fan that I can't even hear, because it spins at a minimum speed (from 300 rpm). The native backplate remains on the board, which inspires

Got pros: High-quality cooling, silent and easy to install. I read comments about the fact that everything is "hanging out" until you tighten it, but I have not encountered such a problem, maybe the revision is different. Works in tandem with RYZEN 5 3600 in stock, idle temperature 34-36°, in toys 43-51° on native (! ) Thermal paste from the box, which is already applied to the penny. I did not conduct stress tests, but I think that it will not be possible to heat up above 70 ° with a little…

Installed on a regular already applied thermal paste. At 2700x the pending temperature is 30-36 degrees depending on the temperature outside. In overclocking to 4100 MHz at 100 load, the temperature does not exceed 60 degrees. The noise of the cooler is audible only at maximum load. Satisfied with the cooler, it requires a wide case. I can’t judge the smoothness of the surface of the sole, since I didn’t remove my native thermal paste, everything is fine on it.

Ryzen 3700x rendered at 70 degrees. Before installation, I rested on 95. I am completely satisfied, despite the not the easiest installation🤗

So, there is a Thermalright ARO-M14O with a kind of "declared" 240 watts of heat dissipation (tdp), there is an AMD Ryzen 9 3900x processor, with a declared tdp of 105 watts, but during the test it consumes (judging by AIDA) 120-125 watts, the processor is completely stock mode works, without overclocking and so on. Everything is installed normally, hands from the shoulders. During the aida test, the processor heats up to 91 degrees and seems to stabilize at this temperature. But damn, that's…

This cooler is on a Ryzen 2600 without overclocking. The temperature at idle is 36 degrees, under stress tests - I didn’t remember the numbers, but they were definitely within the normal range. In games, I saw a maximum of 70 degrees. Looks solid and massive. The computer stands at the feet under the table, it is almost inaudible (most likely the noise is general, because in addition to the fan on the processor, 6+ other fans are working). 2600 without overclocking cools with a bang, they say…

In terms of efficiency. There is a 5900x running at a fix of 120225 volts at 4.4 GHz across all cores. In linx eats 197 watts. So I had a budget se224xt + p12 turntable from artkick. In a stress test, it showed up to 85-86 degrees. I installed this cooler, it won 4-5 degrees under the same conditions (it became 81), perhaps with direct contact to the heat pipes without a nickel-plated base there would be a greater gain. Can be recommended in general. The cooler is good, but for multi-chip ryzen

Was put on MP Gigabyte X570 Xtreme. Photo and heat sink, maybe I'll dokin later. With its pros: Relatively easy installation, although I had to remove the native fasteners from the motherboard. I put it on the bundled one, thermal paste was already applied to the base and another tube was in the box. Cons below: Although the heatsink is asymmetrical and shifted towards the rear wall of the computer case, the fan blocked the RAM slot closest to the processor. The bar of the usual height will no…