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I would like to see the top 5 aircoolers by price compare and performance. This would be very educational to all new builders.
Top 5?
More like the one and only NH-D15
Winner will be Noctua NH-D15. That is the best, hands down, air cooler on the market.
@@jesperviktorsson8027 At a price to performance comparison, that noctua looses to the thermalright peerless assassin because it give almost identical performance at 1/3 the price. That is also why noctua is currently making a replacement for the NHD15
For a fraction of the cost of the noctua you can get nearly identical performance from a peerless assassin 120
@@nickhubble2838 Thermalright peerless assassin is 1/3 the price for nearly identical performance
I would love to see and amazon cooler shootout as you said. I think it would be nice to see some of the crap that people over pay for for looks vs what actually works.
Or the diamonds in the rough.
Any Intel space heater?
$15 Deep Cool, 4 pipe, 120m fan to replace the wraith cooler that came with my 5600x. Immediate 20 degrees cooler. More than 1 degree per dollar spent. The "looks" are definitely what some people are paying for. I just used a permanent marker to make the top black. ;)
@@Drok_Dagoon Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo 🤷🏻♂️
Check out Hardware Canucks. They have some great air cooler shootouts.
Instead of long fan/rgb cables, the cables should have terminated at the base of the cooler, and from from that point on you would use their included cable extensions to attach it to your mobo/hub. That way you can have any color cable you like. Some brands such as noiseblocker do this, and it's definitely preferable than the producer choosing the cable length and color for you. Custom cooler and casefan producers, please let us customize! edit: In Win polaris/saturn fans also have removable cables, and I'm guessing Lian Li Unifans do as well.
I am guessing they are white cables to match the cooler put in a presumably whit themed build. Willing to bet the black version has black cables..
@@ianball3972 Almost certainly. But I get what Jay is saying - black motherboards are by far the most common, and the white cable is going to really stand out against a black background, even if the board has white or silver accents. Mobos with white PCB or "armor" are few and far in between, so nearly all white builds are in reality black in the small area where the cable is visible.
@@Arashmickey I know what you are saying :)
A 360 aio is a solid test for sure, but I feel a Dark rock pro 4 or the Noctua variant would have been nice to see. One thing I liked about the this new cooler was how the sides of the fins were a little more closed off to force air over the fins/pipes more than my old dark pro 4.
Edit, another thing would have been Ram clearance.. but thats difference for every board. My Drp4 had to be "rigged" on one side to accommodate for RAM clearance. I needed just 1-3 blasted mm
yeah it's an air cooler so it's only fair to pit it up against other air coolers if he uses say 100 watt and goes up he can figure where this one falls into the line up for it wattage cooling rating since they do not tell you on the box
If it’s copper, it’s gold
No, it's copper
@@Stedera it’s a figure of speech. Saying copper is the best for cooling
@@switchup_gaming I know;)
@@Stedera oh okay! Lol
Am4 and am5 have the same mounting holes(54mm x 90mm), am5 has a backplate that is ”not user removable”.
Am3 and some earlier I think has 48mm x 96mm mounting holes. Asus has elongated holes on their lga 1700 series motherboard so both the new mounting holes 78mm and the older lga 115x/1200 (75mm) series motherboards.
Just a correction and some other random info…
Glad someone else caught that too.
Yeah I was yelling at the screen saying "that's intel!".
Been seeing more and more of these little mistakes lately...
Bingo. As long as the AM4 cooler uses the stock AMD backplate (which any sane design should) it will be compatible with AM5. Some real low profile coolers that screw on from the back would not be compatible as an example.
Glad to see this comment here.
There is already plenty of confusion with AM5 cooler compatibility, even though it is very simple.
Mistakes like the one in this video make it worse.
As someone who actually considered getting this cooler I was really interested to see how it stacked up. I'd love to see a shootout video to help with my purchase decisions!
I bought one of these a while ago for an i5 7th gen, and it cooled that fine ~50-55 C under load with basic Arctic thermal paste. Anyway, corsair vengence LPX, the low profile ram, does fit under the cooler if anyone was wondering.
I genuinely appreciate Jay's concept of money. $75. isn't a lot of money until it has to last a while. Other creators might say it's only $75. so buy it it's cheap. We all could use reminders about value vs cost in these days of $2,000. GPUs.
Yeah we have been desensitized to the prices. I hope in the next few years we have better price to performance cards but thats my optimism speaking
If you can afford a $2k GPU. You should be able to afford a $200 cpu cooler.🤷
@@kdcustoms1272 I used to agree with you, but these days it's all too common for graphics cards to be purchased on Finance. I mean you can get a RTX 4080 for around 30 quid a month over 4 years, or 54 quid per month for 2 years. That's more palitable for some folks than buying outright.
@@madness1931 Then you are buying what you cannot afford. He is %100 right regardless.
@@kdcustoms1272 Yeah I’m sick of clowns having 4090’s with 850w PSU’s, Intel I5’s or AMD 7600x.
I saw these when I was looking at coolers but didn't think it would be beefy enough to handle an AM5 7700x, good to see a review on it though! I'd definitely love to see a comparison, though I think I settled on a good one with the Deepcool AG620, keeping my cpu nice and cool.
The 8 core CPU’s are not that power hungry they are the equivalent to I5’s.
A wraith stealth is enough for it to barely throttle a 7700x
I'm pretty happy with my Arctic Freezer 34 Duo. The other case fans I ordered are still delayed but I already wanted to try out my first PC build for Warhammer40k Darktide. It managed to keep the I7-13900k installed at around ~80° with only one exhaust fan in the back of the case.
I would love to see a shoot out for amazon coolers. Would also like to see some kind of 'best cooler for hot CPU in a small case' shoot out. like 5800x in an SFF case or something like that
id cooling and deep cool have been my favorite affordable quality options and i believe they deserve more recognition.
Deep Cool AK620 CPU Air Cooler
Personally been using an ID-Cooling 360 XT AIO and its been great (And the waterblock looks really nice too). Also greatly priced since at around $90-ish, its essentially cheaper than getting 3 case fans (which also comes with the purchase) & a tower cooler.
@@immelting9834 ive been looking at the thermalright peerless assassin since its like half the price of the AK620
Deep Cool Ls720 for my Ryzen 7 5800x
I like the idea of an Amazon air cooler shootout video. Appreciate all that you do for the community :)
Yes please do an Amazon cooler shootout, that would be a very cool comparison Jay!
Cooler shoot out is a neat idea. Arguably one of the most important parts of a system build to get right ,But often looked at as an area to shave a few dollars off the build I know i have done it myself and ended up spending more as a consequence
I like little case displays and cooler displays, but I'd love if companies put a bit more effort into handling the excess of wires. I didn't think I'd ever pay something like $90 for three fans, but once I saw the Llian Li daisy chain ability, I forked over the cash without a second thought. It makes things so much nicer, neater, and simple if every component you add doesn't have four or five wires to run to make it work. For CPU/case display systems, I'd love if they just use bluetooth or wifi for the connection. I know you'd be adding a transceiver, but c'mon, there's $10 gimmicky crap all over the place with bluetooth and wi-fi compatibility. Hell, given we're talking something that's going to be sitting right in the middle of your build, they could easily get away with using Bluetooth LE.
opposite here i hate wifi. everything that can be wired should be. it's cheaper AND almost always faster less error prone more bandwidth etc.
displayport over wifi or bluetooth sounds like an actual nightmare.
@@Nebulak187 We're talking a tiny low resolution screen here. If my phone can handle casting 4k video to a television over wi-fi from twenty feet away, my desktop gaming PC can handle sending a signal to a sub-DVD resolution display sitting adjacent to the component it is communicating with.
I think it's great for them to include that screwdriver, because a normal length screwdriver would never work with that cooler. I use the ID Cooling SE-226xt air cooler with my 12700k and never get temps over 85c. It's only $49 but you will need an extra-long screwdriver because it's not provided or wasn't when I bought it. An amazon air cooler show down on the newest Intel and AMD platforms would be great.
Scythe does this too, its great. Maybe not for all, but my FUMA 2 had one in the box and my brother had one for his Ninja 5. It's just a super long Philips 2 screwdriver. But it's actually a good screwdriver! The length helped me out a few times in other DIY stuff. Also, for anyone interested those 2 coolers are dead silent. They keep our 5600x's super cool (yes I know they are kind of overkill coolers for those CPU's)
I would really enjoy to see a cooler show off, I have a termalright cooler that seems to work for my 5800x, but I would like to see how it compares to others.
Full send... I want to see the shootout
I like finding and seeing cheap things perform high.
As a Cinema 4D user - this cooler scared me! I'm using the Ice Giant cooler - I moved away from using the Arctic Freezer 2 about a year ago - and it has been great. I like the idea of a dedicated screen on a heatsink - I wish more air coolers or vape-chamber system had that- Having a cooler via raspberry pi or a screen setup in windows for cool monitoring either builds up more heat or gets in the way of other applications.
Honestly this cooler performs a lot better many others with similar price point. As Dark Rock Pro 4 and NH-D15 are rated for 250W and still gonna hit mid-high 80s in temp, with a lot higher price tags, this cooler is a pretty good deal.
Note to self lol. Re-seat your CPU when replacing a cooler or thermal compound especially on a PGA (Pin Grid Array) cpu. I put a new cooler on and my PC started to randomly crash shortly after doing so. I took the cooler back off and re-seated the CPU and it has been fine since then.
20:52 that dancing sticker would drive me mad in the long term though, gah.
Probably not the best option for a budget build at that price, however it is very aesthetic and would look great in an all white build if that is what someone was after. The screen though maybe a bit of a gimmick is a handy feature already built into the cooler. I really like the way it looks and on a more efficient CPU, t would keep it cool enough. Thank you for reviewing such an odd piece. I do enjoy these types of videos.
Yes.
Normally I would go strait into AIO or custom water cooling but personal cost constraints are pushing me into a mid-CPU and Air cooler for my future build. I would appreciate an tower cooler comparison and guidance. I have not looked into this as closely in the past and am finding myself asking more questions than if I were just shopping for an AIO.
I used to be the same way, im still on a AIO but i went with deep cool, quality with a very affordable price im very impressed and keeps my 5.0ghz 9th gen i5 nice and chilly. ID cooling is doing very good things as well, i got my wife one of there white tower coolers for her rig and the cooler does very well and the fans and the rgb are well done, also affordable!
It's not that complicated. You want a heatsink that will have as much surface area as possible with a fan with the most static pressure possible. A thicker heatsink with more densely packed fins will have more surface area but also more impedence which will mean it needs higher static pressure fans or two fans in push pull configuration. Dual tower coolers are usually the best performing since they their thinner towers and multiple fan designs allow the fans to push through the fin stack more easily. Also, with modern CPUs having a copper cold plate contacting the CPU is better than having direct contact heatpipes, but it's not s huge deal.
If you want a single tower cooler then the Arctic freezer 34 duo is great for the money. For dual towers the scythe fuma 2 is cheap, small-ish and has great performance. The noctua NHD-15 is clearly a monster, but it's quite expensive.
Well, Gamer Nexus already made a cheap air towers comparison
I went air-cooling because my room already gets hot as hell, with water-cooling it would be even worse. I'm running a NH-D15 on a R7 3700x and never see over 62*C. Air cooling is just as capable in a gaming rig, imo.. I think it isn't until you start pushing the OC that you start to need more efficient cooling than a high-end air cooler
thermalright peerless assassin PE 120...
omg yes do the amazon cooler shootout, I LOVE these random product videos. And to potentially discover some sleeper air coolers.
Yes do the Amazon Cooler Shoot out video! I would like to see that!
i literally have the black one and was looking for a vid like this when i bought it 2 months ago for my 5600x
The advantage of AMD CPU is that are a bit more easy to cool down with Air CPU coolers so that's good.
I have other model of the same brand and still works fine, my CPU is not that hotter so is not a big deal for the Cooler I've bought
This is what I had! For a few months before I went water cooled! It was decent for a Ryzen 7 5800x
i personally haven't really dabbled much in high tdp air coolers myself being as my most powerful cpu i've used is an R5 3600, but when i did look them up i saw one called an Arctic Freezer 34 ESports Duo, and it was actually supposedly able to cool a threadripper i'd love to know how it compares with this one.
I wish there was videos like this on all computer components well the make ones. I am going to start a new build and would love to know what the best for what I will be doing with my PC. Thanks for the great video.
I’m getting this for my next build
I think that it would be more interesting if they just made a decent looking little CPU tempature display that could just be mounted to the top of most air coolers for like $20. Make it come with different color trims and/or a ring of rgb around it. They would probably have to use double sided tape, but I guess that would be OK if it came with good tape.
Problem is how you have a temperature sensor, unless you just mimic the motherboard information.
Good video Jay- its a good looking cooler shame its performance wasn't quite there, A air cooler shootout would be very useful especially on a 12th or 13th gen processer.
Would love to see the V5 against the U6, Peerless assassin, AK620, AG620, AG500, AK500, AK400 Zero Dark, and all those neat coolers between $20 and $60 price range!
0:45 you just couldn't help throwing shade at Linus, huh? I lol'd
even though it's really inaccurate, the LCD looks great and the RGB are very nice. But from what I heard, it's not the quietest and the build quality and the heat dissipation ain't the best. Then again, it's not very expensive so people mostly buy it for aesthetic purposes.
Seems to be worth using if you're using locked chips and don't mind a bit of noise. Or if you really want an LCD, you can wait for Deepcool upcoming LCD aircooler that was set to release around late Q1 - early Q2, but expect for the price to be pretty high.
I love the idea of a showdown between the Amazon coolers, I'm pretty sure that there are some gems out there
This is the reason I tune into your channel... I miss this kind of content!
As long as the AM4 mount uses the standard AMD backplate it will be directly compatible with the AM5 backplate that is screwed into the socket. The coolers that are not compatible are the ones that use their own backplates. For examples grab any Asetek AIO cooler and the AM4 mount you snap onto the pump fits perfectly fine. Screw on the standoff's and bolt it on.
Exactly. Those weird oval holes Jay talked about are relevant to LGA1700 from Intel to let you install an LGA115X cooler.
*If* he was talking about AM4 there were actually some boards with oval holes to allow the installation of an AM3+ compatible cooler.
But the hole spacing between AM4 and AM5 is *literally* the same. You only run into trouble with stuff like old EK blocks with their own backplate (ask me how I know).
Even my noctua nh-d15 struggled to cool my 7600x running R23 it was around 90-93c, it was boosting to 5.4ghz, even with two 360mm rads and a custom loop cooling the cpu/gpu, it's still was hitting around 77-80c, in eco mode it's down to 67c. running games around 51c, these new processors run really hot compared to my old intel i7 7700k.
I'd love to see a Amazon cooler shoot out I'm in the process of doing my research on PC parts as in the next year or so I want to build a new computer
amazon shootout or a "buy this, not that" comparison video would be super cool!
I want to let you know that Amazons AMT99X made it this year. Any better way to start a global change? Don't get me wrong I know they are not like altruists or something but they keep doing the right thing to improve the situation, power the ecomonmy and so much more. We need players like them and we can always jump in the train at good spots such as this one
Sounds more like bots selling garbage coins
Just leaving this here.. My heart goes to the entire community for Amazons AMT99X building up something which is worth it for everyone. This is so smart by them to launch and shatter the doubts and fears of the common folk, which was misplaced by all the drama we had last years. Everyone knows the state of inflation and recession now and the way out is already in progress. Now it's just about catching the big fish, ya feelin?
Sounds more like bots selling garbage coins
Oh, another crypto scam. How novel.
These bots are getting more creative in their comments to get your attention give them that at least lol. It's sounds like something noble and relevant at first glance, But then dig down and it's the same old crypto bull. Oh, And they are super persistent! Despite the fact crypto currency has died other horrible death recently.
Yes do a Amazon air cooler comparison, I also saw another air cooler with temp gauge but it was the horizontal style fan on Amazon as well. I thought that would be cool to check out and it was much cheaper though way less cooling I’m sure
A showdown would be great. I plan on upgrading my pc sometime in the next 3 months
Interesting talk about Amazons AMT99X I suggest anyone to listen to the guy talking about it in the video. Personally I didn't think they would really do that but seems like the launch just happened and there are enough slots available, could be worth huh
Sounds more like bots selling garbage coins
I bought the black version of that for my build last summer and it's been doing ok. I like the temp screen just for monitoring.
Its running on a x570 tomahawk wifi w/ ryzen 5800x, 8g x 4 corsair vengeance pro, & rtx 3060 12g. Cool to see you do a review on it, i watch your videos all the time.
yes Mr. Jayz please do the amazon cooler video shootout please.
amazon cooler shoot out would be fun. It would be nice to see if there is some fun options in the market. Toss in some classic coolers as well so we can get comparison.
would love to see an amazon shootout video! I personally use an AIO, but recommend air coolers to all my friends who are new builders. It would be great to see a comparison of newer budget options to recommend to them
Jay: Can you please tell me the model/make of your glasses frames? I need to get new ones and I like your frames.
YES - An "Amazon Air Coller" Shoot Off video would be FANTASTIC !!
Do it, do a shootout of these air coolers. I'm a fan of custom loops for ITX builds. But having the CPU on air and the GPU on a custom loop would be a direction I would go if there is an air-cooler out there that can handle 13700K.
The mounting plate does not seem right to me. Is there an airgap between that plate and the pipes?
amazon cooler shootout would be awesome! as always ty for your hard work and dedication!!!
Hi
I have a question
Is there any chance that in future bottom part of water-cooling CPU block gets combined with CPU IHS?
I've been using the gammaxx 300 cooler in my old i7 7700 which is now in my 8 year old daughter's all pink pc build and also in my i3 12100f..it's absolutely perfect. It's whisper quiet..And when I mean quiet, I don't think i have ever heard it. And it just works,keeps my cpu's away from that 90 degree celsius heat and my daughter's room is very hot and the pc has never restarted,whereby it used to restart when I had it in my old cosmos s case and a stock cooler..now it just looks beautiful and works.I love those gamaxx 300 coolers.They are absolutely silent and just do the job perfectly.
I have a 4 pipe, 120mm fan, Deep Cool air cooler that was $15. Replaced my Wraith cooler that came with my 5600x and saw an immediate 20 degree difference. Cinebench throttled before with the Wraith, now it stays under 80c. My max boost will hit 4.8Ghz also. ;)
Does anyone know the keyboard he was using in this vid? I like the look of the layout
Amazon cooler shoutout video sounds great, especially if you do budget/real world vs. top of the line stuff, e.g. go off steam survey data.
I would love to see these tests done on a stacking process. I am willing to send a file folder of images for it, as long as you don't mind a 300 gb file.
I would love to see the Amazon shoot-out - I'm currently buying a lot of stuff for PC off Amazon, so it could be helpful for me
Were the fan speeds the same on both coolers? The fans sounded really quiet on the new cooler. How is the flatness on the plate?
I remember watching your videos when you first made the best bang for buck computer build series. So glad you are still making content, I remember how you made a computer for your daughter I think...
I haven’t air cooled a PC in 10 years, but would watch a air cooler showdown video in a heartbeat.
Jay.. We NEED that cooler shootout video.
Do you think you could replace those stock fans with ones of the same size from a different manufacturer, say like ones from Corsair?
I do like the idea of comparing components bought from Amazon as I think a lot of first time builders will look there for parts in order to save some money.
Please do the air cooler shootout. Would be interesting to see the results for lower price range air coolers.
I like the look of the cooler, and the temp display, just wish it was build around a better core. However I don't see myself switching away from my NH-D15 anytime soon.
How do these test differ from a test bench set up to an actual closed in case?
The fact that I had a linus ad then the linus reference, made me laugh lol
I'm looking for a good monitor arm. But my desk is set against a wall, so I don't think I can use this particular one ?
so this will work with an am5 socket? I am confused on what determines the am5 motherboard combability.
aren't there issues with what hwmonitor reports? For example sometimes it gets the clock speed wrong?
12:58 I have an AC700 from Gigabyte, and it has the same problem I can't put any ram, even regular no heatsink ram, on the closest slot, it won't fit or I can't tighten the screws of the cooler.
They have a good idea. I've been wanting an air cooler with a temp readout cap on the fin stack for a while. No reason air coolers can't have nice things too. I've got a system monitor set up but it's a real pain.
I have seen instances in the past where the act of reading sensors in some inefficient way under load (in my case this was prime95 back in the day) would actually cause the hang/crash
"almost a whole gigahert" had me cracking up. I'm sure Heinrich Hertz appreciates it
Cool you chose this particular cooler/model - I had an eye on it debating between a AIO and air options but this narrows thing down a bit. Thanks! Besides the given cons here also discovered its a bit too much in height for my case anyway. I am leaning more to the AIO option for a more consistent cooling on a higher output CPU - corsair for one. NZXT has a temp display option AIO but a little pricey in comparison for that additional feature. I can go up to a 240 as for mount space.
Being that my build case already has dual 120 fans in the top - I can of course (a) mount a 120 or 240 above those to the frame - "assuming" that cooler/fan config would add some additional cooling efficiency to the cpu overall...? or (b) should remove existing fans altogether and mount AIO underneath the inner frame at top? Not positive if the (a) "more is better" idea will be a big difference. Anyway just getting a further bearing on it as I complete this one.
MSI has one for 140ish or less if you're lucky
What I think it is is the metal used for the fins.
I have been noticing the metal on heatsinks like noctua is a much higher quality metal.
Where as some of the off brands just use some random aluminum they are scrapping.
Would love to see the cooling difference between this and a dark rock pro 4 or nhd15
15:22 I loved that bill orielly joke
Yes please. I would like to see an Amazon Cooler shoot out video.
The amazon cooler shootout video would be cool, do it!
I think the crash at the same point is due to software lag. It probably hit tjmax but the PC had no time to process it and send it to the display as it was crashed already. That 5.2 no throttle setting overwhelmed the system without high end cooling.
please where can i get the link to the software ???
Wipe in perfectly straight lines for brushed look when it does scratch?
Thanks for your review. I can find it at Taobao. The TDP is 255W.
Yes please for an air cooler comparison, heck even water coolers. I have been considering a 420mm arctic liquid freezer II.
Whats the best low noise one to get. I like the thermal screen on the cooler. I have a case with a window so i can see it.
I think it's alot of extra wires. Should i care. Kinda want to make it neat.
The darkrock pro i bought isn't enough for the i7 adler lake. Got a crash a couple of times bc of overheating.
I was just looking at this cooler yesterday on Amazon. It would be great if you can do a air cooler showdown. I think Bestbuy Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black edition will compete.
I use Alseye W12 fans in my case. They move a crap ton of air and I absolutely love them
I am currently using a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition air cooler on my new Ryzen 9 7900X system. Normally when use the system the CPU temp averages around 49-50 C when idle or even with a handful of apps open. Sometimes there is an excursion towards 65-80C and then back down. When I run Cinebench (or use CPU ID and Stress CPU) it hits TJmax 95C pretty quickly within 30 sec or so, stays there. So my questions are (1) if I let Cinebench run for the duration will this damage the CPU? I'm realizing it's probably throttling at that point and (2) should I replace this cooler with an AIO? I have one but did not install it since I need to mod the case to make room for the 240 fans.
PLEASE do a review on the SAMA T360 Black Liquid Cooler LCD Temperature Display Screen. I cannot find anything other than the videos that SAMA has put out for it. Im curious to know if it will cool as well as Vetroo. If so I want it for my gaming rig since my Vetroo has been amazing I just want a screen for my temp readouts.
Jay, how about a challenge? Build the most "sleeper" computer that looks like an old beige box, but inside is a power house? So if someone breaks in, they look at the computer and go; "No way that thing probably can't run Windows XP!".
Make it look like the original IBM PC - "Will this old 1985 IBM PC run Windows 11 with only 640 K of RAM ? " "Hey look this old PC beats a 12900 - how can that be?" .... Well April 1 is coming up! "Bill Gates was right after all we don't need more than 640K of RAM"🤣
Hey Jay love you channels. I have an issue my corsair h100x elite aio cooler literally has wrong connectors built in the pump I can't even connect it and nobody is in at Corsair. I don't know what to do since it really doesn't go under Amazon return policy. I don't know a company could put wrong connectors on their pump.
Jay, Phil and Nic remind me of top gear, just 3 guys that love tech but at the same is super funny.