in the artificial tests yeah, in actual practice it performed pretty much 95% as well.. is there a difference yeah, but for 20% of the cost i'd say it's a pretty attractive choice
@@pyurologie well this is just it my room gets very hot in the British summer from 27c which is now currently to near 30c. My pc now is currently idling at 52c but soon as i play an intense game it will shoot up to high 70s to low 80s and then crash when it gets near 87c. it really is pissing me off. I have 6 case fans and x2 air cooler fans. my air cooler is Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 CPU Air Cooler, 7 Heat pipes
i have a dual fan giant air block , thee dark rock pro 4 ,,, i wonder if would have been equal, your air cooler was 180w tdp, mine is 250w tdp not reallly sure
Hey man, i ve recently buy a ryzen 7 7800x3d and i saw on the description that u have undervolted the cpu. Is it really worth it if i get around 75ºC playing rust? Is it safe? It would be crazy if u do a tutorial of it. Nice content btw very useful
i recently build an amd 7800x3d 7900xtx pc, right now im using the be quiet! Pure Rock 2, corsair h150i rgb pro xt is from my older build would there be a much difference in temps, while playing bf2042 the 7800x3d average around 70c would be nice to get it around 60-65c.
AIO would give u better temps when playing games. Any games that uses the Vcache a lot like MMORPG or Sim games, will increase the entire package of CPU temps a lot which would bring both AIO and AIR coolers to perform the same. At lower CPU load or Vcache usage, you will get better performance and lower temps with the AIO.
I'm getting 7800x3d i've some question, currently i'm using ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS with i5-11400f. Most of the time i play FPS like Valorant, pubg, CS2. Do i really need to change the cooler. if its needed i would probably change but im already spent most of my money LMAO