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You'll probably be fine here, but it's worth noting it's not always a great idea to have the PSU run off the CPU header, as the PSU isn't able to regulate it's own temperature now. There will be scenarios where some components within the PSU will be hot whilst the CPU is still cool and thus the fan won't ramp up sufficiently to cool the components within the PSU

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Don't sell it cuz if u think it looks good u should keep it

My OpenRGB dont detect anything 😂

can this cool down a 5700x3d on a sub 5L ITX case?

i have the same case and going through getting new pc fans. thanks for this video

what are exposed vrams exactly

fire

Rx 6600 with the newest driver can be similar with 3060

what GPU sir?

Legit?

nice

'rise in 5500' is crazy

Absolutely awesome video I thought you had hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Earned a new sub from me!

Its trash. It dosnt work for my freaking rtx 4070 super like wtf? XD

What’s the original one you use

I bought this to test it against my Noctua l9x65. Thermalright should have done better homework. I did not know about the backplate clearance issues and screwed it on. Fortunately I immediately remembered that i forgot to peel the sticker from the cooler and unscrewed it. That was when i noticed it was pinching against a motherboard component. I flipped it around as you did, but I do not have a lot of faith in this configuration. If someone overtightens the screws, there is a possibility one of the backplate corners would snap off from the tension. Also, the screws that attach to the cooler are not the most secure. I have no idea why it costs so much in Australia. I got it shipped from Amazon Germany to my country for 40 euros (~65 aud). Overall it was a waste of money from my part, because the flipped backplate interferes with the pcie riser cable (I use the Formd-T1 case) and prevents the installation of my gpu. Maybe Thermalright can look into implementing a mounting mechanism similar to Noctua. Feels more secure and you do not need to remove the backplate to change thermal paste for example.

big fan but u should build in the goodisory a02 its super clean

what pico psu did you use and did you use a ac adapter

literally just about to do a sff build with this cooler, didnt know this bracket existed and i have a 3d printer, thank you for the video, i will be doing a video on the build soon, hopefully this will make things easier on the cooler as it is going on a 7900x

100 for a 1050 ti? there 50 dollars average used

how's the temperature and total wattage consumption for the 3050 + processor?

Your content is like finding gold in the river, glad I got here! Will you do a tutorial on how to install it? Does it needs any drivers for the WLAN connection? New sub.

iit iis stiill noot straaiight

Hi. Can you make a specific vid about that effects in mystic light?

I recently bought a full tower i7 4770 2x8gb ram, motherboard, case & psu for 140 euros. That was a purchase from a store so they probably got a profit off of it as well. 1660 Super runs around 100 euroes here. add an ssd and you will be around 280 euros or 300 dollars. Asking for double the price with the selling point being it is a smaller pc sounds like a tough deal. Especially when the target audience for these kinds of components are budget oriented gamers. Hopefully you have sold it by now!

how to detect the ram and other stuffs?

Ok, but how you mounted without the bracket? It wasn't supposed to screw over the bracket?

What is the name of the white case?

what procesor?

I will try that in the future 😉👍

Do you know the link to get it

How much was it?

Nice man

Why don't you just wrap the cables around the fan fitting it inside the metal bracket?

About to change mine out after 6 years, currently getting temps of 95*C +

you can try prevent hot air from recirculating into the fan by using sponge spacers (in between side cover and fan surface). Noctua made similar product with various thickness

4th gen intel cpu? That's so old it still uses ddr3 ram....

Sweet!

for the algo

Could you please measure the base plate size? I am thinking of using this cooler for a custom project.

Jesus wept, drilling metal with motherboard installed is crazy. It might create a short, leave scrap in pci slot damn man. But I leave you a like because I was considering this case for 4060 build and thanks to that vid I know it's out of the picture.

Really small

Why itx?( im just curious no hate) I enjoy building those ive built a few.

nice

shouldn't of gotten an intel

Your cpu shouldnt be running that hot my guy. Get a proper cooler with a good bracket. Cooler is probably too loose

i have the 13500, even a stupid aluminum cooler from a precision t1500 that wasnt secure and had an 80mm fan on top worked for testing it on beamng under 65c so there shouldnt be a reason its gonna overheat with my h115i its max ive ever seen is 52°

It would be interesting to compare its performance against a standard HSF of the same size to determine if the copper fins make a difference. Many professionals suggest that while copper transfers heat more quickly, aluminum should dissipate heat faster.

How many pins does this fan have ?