I would really like to see a review of the Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO working, I think it is an update of these. Greetings and happy new year🎉
I have both the ak620 and the ps120 Evo and the ak620 is like 1-2c cooler its also easier to install but the towers feel flimsy compared to the Evo and the gap between the towers is a lot narrower which makes it hard to stick my al120v2
Buen video! tenia la duda con el ak620 white vs el Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO, quiero irme por el ak620 white porque mi setup es blanco y no sabia que tanta era la diferencia con el otro cooler y la diferencia tampoco es tanta, 10/10 video
Muy agradable el formato, al menos con todos los videos que vi deberias tener mas seguidores y mas me gusta, lo que mas me gusto si es la cooler league table
Switched from the Freezer II 280 ARGB to this PS120 3 months ago (5900X). There is only 2-3 degrees between the two at max load but temps are literally the same while playing games. Not going back to AIO.. ;)
Air coolers have moved on, both in build quality and cost, especially air coolers. I think what you've seen shows that, if you buy the right air cooler, you don't really need an AIO. I would say though it can differ depending on your use case and game.
I can't find any information on the dimensions of the radiator in relation to the height of the RAM modules. I have all four slots filled with Trident Z Neo, which have a height of about 43 mm.
The front fan can be adjusted to not impact RAM. As for the actual cooling tower it self, I doudt it would be wide enough without fans to impact RAM. The thermalright does carry measurements for the radiator height and width if that helps?
![Shocking Results: Testing 22 Air-Coolers Against AIO on 285W High-End CPU 13900k [AIO vs Air]](/img/n.gif)
I would really like to see a review of the Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO working, I think it is an update of these. Greetings and happy new year🎉
I may take a look later. There are quite a few coolers to get through first.
Oh and Happy New Year
@@jimbopcbuilds Alright! I will be watching all the reviews!! 🙌🏼
That’s awesome thank you
I have both the ak620 and the ps120 Evo and the ak620 is like 1-2c cooler its also easier to install but the towers feel flimsy compared to the Evo and the gap between the towers is a lot narrower which makes it hard to stick my al120v2
Buen video! tenia la duda con el ak620 white vs el Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO, quiero irme por el ak620 white porque mi setup es blanco y no sabia que tanta era la diferencia con el otro cooler y la diferencia tampoco es tanta, 10/10 video
Glad it was helpful and thank you
Muy agradable el formato, al menos con todos los videos que vi deberias tener mas seguidores y mas me gusta, lo que mas me gusto si es la cooler league table
Thank you so much. I really appreciate the feedback.
Thank you for your work!
Thank you for the posistive feedback.
Switched from the Freezer II 280 ARGB to this PS120 3 months ago (5900X). There is only 2-3 degrees between the two at max load but temps are literally the same while playing games. Not going back to AIO.. ;)
Air coolers have moved on, both in build quality and cost, especially air coolers. I think what you've seen shows that, if you buy the right air cooler, you don't really need an AIO. I would say though it can differ depending on your use case and game.
I can't find any information on the dimensions of the radiator in relation to the height of the RAM modules. I have all four slots filled with Trident Z Neo, which have a height of about 43 mm.
The front fan can be adjusted to not impact RAM. As for the actual cooling tower it self, I doudt it would be wide enough without fans to impact RAM. The thermalright does carry measurements for the radiator height and width if that helps?
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Thank you 🙂