Does it handle the heat? 7800x3d + AXP90-x47 Install Guide
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Today we're checking out some heat readings from the Thermalright AXP90-X47 Full Copper Low Profile CPU Cooler inside the Fractal Terra which is powered by a 7800x3d and a 3080ti. This also includes a install guide for using an AM4 bracket on an AM5 socket.
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CPU COOLER: Thermalright AXP90-x47 Full Copper amzn.to/41pZ9gm
CPU: AMD Ryznen 7 7800X3D amzn.to/4arpMFE
MOTHERBOARD: ASRock B650I Lightning amzn.to/46XbIAY
GPU: Nvidia RTX 3080 amzn.to/3v5Hw9G
PSU: Cooler Master V850 SFX Gold amzn.to/480ZQzi
Case: Fractal Terra amzn.to/4amXQ5X
📚 Chapters 📖
0:00 Intro
0:36 Mini Toaster
3:10 Unboxing
4:22 Install Guide
11:42 Done + Outro
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Thank you very much, flawless guide
This is really helpful!
I'm so glad!
Thanks man!
Happy to help!
So I am gonna do a similar build with 7800x3D and 7900xtx nitro +, so my only cooler size available is probably 47mm lol. This is very useful! Thanks!
You're welcome! Thanks for checking out the video. Sick build too!
I have the same cooler on a 7950X3D running Eco Mode 65w TDP. Nice little cooler and looks really awesome, but I do hate Thermalright's "screw it till it feels right" approach to mounting. Just wanted to say you can make your life a little easier by ignoring the Thermalright backplate alltogether. Just use the shorter standoff screws that come in the pack, go through the stock backplate which is held in place by the CPU retention device, and screw on your nuts. Adding another backplate adds 0 value or function to the cooler and makes it just a bit more needlessly complicated.
100% this
Kind of. It's worth noting that the nuts that come from the x47 are too big for the back plate of this mobo though. Even if you really crank down on them they have a pretty big standoff from the plate. Pretty jank but ... Well I hope it works haha
I put the cooler on to the stock am4 mobo back plate and it all works fine, without it there is no protruding alignment piece and your screws can be all over the mobo holes. Included backplate was useless
Huh. My nuts were way too big. The am4 plate had rounded corners and they didn't have room to thread on.
I ended up going to hardware store yesterday and repasting. Nothing fit the threads but I ended up using some m5s nuts as standoffs/washers.
Not ideal but I feel a lot better about cooler plate contact than I did before, and temps seem to have gone down a few degrees.
Definitely better than dremeling out the corners of the back plate, which I almost did.
Anyway. Ya. My nuts are too big. If you are reading this and your nuts are too big, try using the long bolts and putting something under the nuts as standoffs. M3/5, thick nylon washers, whatever.
Large nuts huh….glad you were able to get a resolution and thanks for the detailed response!
bro, u gotta put some exhaust fan in that thing man.
the cooler is beating around hot air.
get some 15mm thick fan and hook it up with some magnets if ur case does not have any screw holes for exhaust fan.
At 6:12, I've found it's really easy if you hold the mounting bracket with a pair of needle nose pliers and screw it in with a magnetic screwdriver. I simply was not able to get it into place using just my fingers. It was super frustrating.
Yeah it was a pain to install. I'd' imagine for people with larger hands its worse.
FYI, you are actually thermal throttling in Cinebench, even though HWiNFO doesn't pick it up. The Asrock B650i has a default 75c thermal limit on the CPU. You can increase this limit in the BIOS up to the AMD-recommended 89c if you want to get a little more performance.
lmao thats why his temps were so max 75/76 and I was like how? Even with my PBO -30 my CPU spiked to 85/86 with a larger cooler xD
just bought this for my formd t1 build with a 12900k that i snagged at microcenter for only 140 bucks. I did replace the fan with a 47mm noctua fan. This is my first pc build btw!
Awesome case to build in! Which version did you get ncase v2.5 or v2.1 from formd?
@@StraightforwardTech the ncase 2.5
so, 8:22 does that mean you need some longer motherboard stand-offs to give better clearance on the back of the motherboard?
usual stand-off screws are like 7mm but by the looks of it on 12:12 that's probably beyond 10mm,
or look for a case that has a huge hole/opening behind the motherboard (huge enough to accommodate every corner of the backplate+cooler plate)
8:22 I meant longer screws when talking about the various screws that come with the cooler. if your case/mobo has longer screws it can be helpful but I don't think it would be necessary to need that much clearance on the back of a mobo.
Expo on or off?? It makes a huge difference on temperatures
you seem to have a similar build to what I have in mind, so I wanted to ask how the as rock phantom gaming motherboard has been holding up, being a budget option im hesitant to put my trust in it.
This is my 4th asrock board. It’s a great value option.
i was looking for a video like this. I got the b620i with jonsbo c6 case and was wondering if this air cooler was enough or if i have to use a liquid cooler, but it seems to work well. And i'll save space for better air flow and its cheaper .
Glad it can help you save some space and money
What is the Max TDP of that cooler?
@StraightforwardTech Salute from Brazil, thanks for this great video! Do you know if is possible to use this cooler with the Lian Li A4-H20?
Yes you can! And thanks for checking out the video
On mine, the screws lined up with the mainboard holes, but not the bracket. I sent pics to Thermalright......
Oh dang hopefully they can help sort that out
@@StraightforwardTech They blamed it on a non-standard motherboard. How's that, when the screws fit through the hole OK. I may post a video, depending on how my re-ordered one turns out...
You think this will cover an i5/i7 LGA 1151 OK? I had a problem with the jonsbo HP400S, bumping into stuff because of the pipes, but this one has the pipes through the middle (out of the way).
That’s a good question but I don’t know.
@@StraightforwardTech Guess I'll find out today..... They advertise it.
does these long screws and backplate come with the cooler? or the mb?
comes all with the cooler
Runs very well but couldn’t you have gone with an AXP120x67?
for sure that was another possibility but I do like the copper look too
Thanks for making this video! I have the exact same mobo and cooler. I was reading online how the backplate adds 1cm of extra thickness to the back and was wondering if this led to any issue. I was thinking of dremeling the corners of the backplate so I can attach to the backplate directl.y
No problem 👍 let me know if your plan works out
Which better axp90 or noctua l9a??
From reading online and other users seems like if you get the axp 90, the copper variant is better
How much Watt was the CPU consuming during the stresstest? I am Thinking about doing a Terra build but i only have about 62mm of CPU clearence so i was wondering what cooler to buy.. I was thinking NH-L9A but it seams to throttle quite hard under 65Watts of load.
czcams.com/video/LR4aNK87ZPE/video.html I don't have the results anymore but from this timestamp it was ~66 W hopefully that helps in your decision.
Why does the CPU use so little power?
honestly it was set at stock and didn't dig too deeply into why that is
What keyboard is that?
It’s the GMMK Pro. You can check it out here czcams.com/video/TI5gRvPCAEw/video.html
@@StraightforwardTech thanks, for that and the cooler vid, ill be picking getting both now
me pretending i know what im doing
No temps lmao
Does it handle?
Oh boy does it!