DeepCool coolers - CHEAPER But Are They WORSE? AK vs AG line-up 

competition is a good thing!

Yep no kidding

Just skip to testing

its ok, i actually wanted unboxing and feel and all

THEYRE ALL ARE

I only watched the end 😅

on the open bench like this, there is little to no difference in performance - but you are right, in smaller case there may be unwanted turbulence. Ultimately in this example we are comparing performance with exactly the same set-up so you need to be looking at the performance delta.

Probably doesn't have any effect in his open test bench, but probably would make a difference if he flipped it around and it was in a case (pull pull)

lol then just get the ag620 😆

I wouldn’t run a 400. Get an ak620

I think AK620 will do better as it is a dual tower cooler

i just bought mine today ... but its the ag620 white ver ... it really cools r9 5900x very well

Glad you enjoyed it!

clearly ag 500

thanks! I am not sure what performance freezer 34 has, I recommend checking video from gamers nexus and then check his performance delta against mine here.

@@A2KMedia Thanks for help, keep up the good work!!!

dude just buy a ak 620

Source please

@@Manmohanshukla420 my ak620

@@annoymouse890 noice to know, btw is the plate/base large enough to cover Intel 12th gen?

@@Manmohanshukla420 idk I have Ryzen

Does it matter? Buy a better fan when replacing for the ak400 sounds better.any fan fits the ak400,unlike that 620.

but that would be too easy!

The word flawless is loaded. They are compatible and work fine. But am5 runs hot regardless

@@A2KMedia Thanks. Yeah the higher TDP is to blame I guess.

@@riddlex nope

@@riddlex theyre designed to run hot. google it :)

hey, do you find that you are having any thermal issues? or noise? if not-then you are good :)

Thanks for the feedback! I believe I mentioned ambient temp, but I will ensure to include that in the graphs as well. By the way, did you watch this on your PC or mobile device? I am trying to understand how best to balance sizing for the graphs to suit both

@@A2KMedia Watched it on my phone. Galaxy A52.

thanks that is good to know. so for the graphs - which bit was not so clear? the temps in the graph or the bottom section?

Temps and bottom section. It would be nice if it were the same sized text as the name of the coolers on the left. Thanks for the response. I hope this would deliver your information gathered to your audience better.

do you actually need it? does your CPU run 90C+ and very loud cooler or just seems like you need it?

I have 12400f with Deepcool Gammax 400 V2 Blue and this cooler is all you need for 12400. Runs quiet and very cool. Idle Temp around 27-28 C and at load, around 60 C

@@A2KMedia You are actually right. The numbers looked good and I only felt like I needed it. Thanks.😀

@@sorcerermax5111 That very assuring. Thanks.😃

​@@A2KMediaHi, I bought AK400 a while ago no problems at all, but today I saw that AG400 has better parameters and much cheaper, why is that?

sorry not had the chance to compare to it

Are you kidding? Stock much worse

@@adarshshah23 yes

Ok. 75 at max load.

yes

Hey! How is the temperature with ak620? Im thinking to buy this cooler for 5800x or 5900

It will work well for that

@@A2KMedia thank you!

yes

Get Ag400

get arctic freezer i35

Enough

​@@varunverma7124I bought AK400 Zero Dark for my 13400

Yeah

Thanks for clearing that up. I want an ak620.

@@particles343 I have an AK620. It's an awesome cooler!

привет. а точней?

Sorry for not matching the expectations. For your example I would probably say 620 would be a better choice to be safe and keep that cpu nice and cool for max boost. But if budget is really tight the smaller 400 would do well, just expect situations when cpu will be maxed out. If you are gaming in 1440p and above, then this would probably not happen

@@A2KMedia thanks for the reply, at least the data should be accurate for the new 120W 7800X3D, huehue I think I'll wait and try to snipe the AK620 when it gets back in stock, because they sell out all across my small country in just a few days

@@George_K. i'm a big fan of amd and even use their gpus but they are really riding the MASSIVEoverhype of the 5800x3d to price gouge these new 3d systems, yuck. also an ag620 is smaller and cheaper and less likely to sell out and performs within 1% of the ak620

@@coomsicle I sniped the AK620 about a month ago for a fair price, but it's still sitting unboxed. I'm waiting for the 5800X3D to drop a bit in my area, because it's 25% over what it should be as it's still the #1 best-selling CPU in my country. Otherwise no point in using a dual tower cooler for my current setup. The new AMD X3D CPUs are there to replace the 5800X3D and they do have a niche. The 5800X3D happened to be the best gaming CPU at the time. Lots of media overlooked that besides the regular CPU-heavy games, it was also about 40% better at some other niche CPU-bound games. The 7800X3D is a proper replacement and even better than the 5800X3D in Stellaris, Dwarf Fortress, SC2, WoW, etc... BtW what do you mean "even use their gpus"? As if using nvidia was ever a good option!

@@George_K. well nvidia gpus are better if we aren't counting performance per dollar. they have better ray tracing, dlss, etc. these things i do not care about and i stream using software encoding anyway (intel cpus from this gen are INSANE, 1080 60fps on twitch streaming from a cpu and i get no fps loss. none at all. on an i5). AMD is rapidly catching up though. if we ARE including money, then AMD is absolutely the best performance per dollar. or at least they were. this newestt gen of cards are way more expensive than they should be, and ironically the RTX 4070 TI is the best value.. but still overpriced. the days of fairly priced gpus are long gone. but CPU compettiion is in a great spot. the 5800x3d was misrepresented as being 'vastly superior' in a lot of ways - youi mention WoW for instance - WoW fps on the same systems (same ram, same gpu, same cooling, same psu etc) was improved on the R9 5900x for instance, which isa cheaper cpu than even the 5800x3d. at least now you can overclock... the 5800x was also found to be a better cpu when overclocked. in some games, for some reason, the influx of l3 cache was a big performance boost, such as escape from tarkov. but they were really few and far between, and it got beat in most benchmarks by cheaper ryzen 5, 7, 9 systems, and every 13th gen intel system on launch. not to mention the difference in cache memory isn't really that big between the 3d cpus andbasically all ryzen 9 cpus from the last couple years