No better way to find out than to test it yourself. Water cooling is a little overrated anyways from personal experience. I'm running my i9 14900k with a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120SE and it runs fairly cool. There is absolutely no need to overclock these modern CPU's for normal users/gamers and that kind of renders watercooling obsolete if you can keep the setup at operating temps during the summer times. Only real reason for watercooling I find valid is perhaps the noise and maybe the "cool" factor some people like about them? Some fans are just really noisy (personally don't have any issues with it as I don't hear them at all)
@JesseMate fair enough I guess if you tend to venture into the bios and whatnot you might possibly end up doing that but what could you possibly want to do in the bios if you don't know what you're doing? (That's just a general statement, I'd have no idea if you have knowledge about the bios and PC's or not). I own a small shop around my area and I used to work in it myself when I first started out so I'd say I have a fair amount of builds under my belt and over the years I find it less and less necessary to overclock, it was more like a "trend" at some point and people would be minmaxing their budget setups with all the nifty tools/components but like I mentioned above in the other comment that's kind of pointless now with modern components that are A LOT better than what we used to have. The i9 14900K I mentioned I use has a base clock speed of 3,2Ghz and overclocks itself as needed to 6Ghz. There is no way you're ever going to be reaching that under normal conditions for everyday use and gaming (max I've had it go to by itself is 5,8Ghz during stress test) by the time you reach that you'll be bottlenecked by another component first most likely
@zekkari27 he posted the image to ask if he messed up but he didn’t buy a pic he’s building it so he wanted to know if he’s missing anything so shut up
@@TwistedJewel707 yep the only problem is the cooler and he need a big case thats it. Unlike me I didn't realize my motherboard runs ddr4 ram and the website I used to check told me to change ram instead of motherboard. I didn't relize that half a year latter smh
Yeah. I don't even know what the problem is. Is the one an intake fan and the output fan is smaller? This is why people ask people that already know what they're doing to build pcs. I'm not getting a PhD in electro-surgery just to have a pc that can run all my graphics mods.
@@eternalrage6548 The got 2 CPU coolers. You can only have 1. So that a redundant purchase. Also regarding the Water AIO its ok for more budget CPUs but if you have a 7800X3d its probably for gaming and you want those as cool as possible. He could return both coolers and just get 1 more powerful one. I wouldnt call it a "SCREW UP" just a first time error that is easily fixable depending where and when you bought your parts.
Apparently, just like McDonalds 'royally screwed up' my sandwich by adding an extra squirt of ketchup. Pff and they want money to live off of like this is some kind of functioning society... smh
No. Bri is a dumbass for buying two cooler and not actually researching what he was doing. People say all the time "I did my research but it's all confusing and idk what I'm doing" then you clearly didn't read. Building this shit is not hard at all. There's no excuse for buying two coolers.
I expected the moterboard to be for Intel processors, not simply wasting $20 on a shit cooler. If that's a royal screw up in your eyes, my life choices would give you nightmares.
This becomes several levels more complicated if you buy items from another country since they’re not available in your region. You screw up a component, and you are pretty much stuck with it.
He has 2 coolers. The cracken is bigger, and liquid cooled. He probably meant to buy an extra fan or something, and boughta whole other smaller cooler. Plus, everything is AMD, so hope everything's compatible. Doesn't show the case, but... eh, ive seen pcs built in egg crates, so *possible* this might look like a mess... eh
@@lostchild What does "everything is AMD so hope everything is compatible" even mean? You can literally put a 15y old AMD cooler on an AM5 mainboard because they still use the same backplate, they are not Intel.
That wasn't dreadful mistake. You know what could have gone bad? You bought amd cpu, and....somehow you also bought intel socket motherboard, that support only ddr4, and you bought ddr5 memory stick.
@@danmystro a spare cpu cooler comes in clutch when your trying to fix a more complicated water cooler. Had that scenario hit me and I wound up ordering a fan cooler on amazon while I prep my cooling once it broke down.
Yeah but it's a liquid cooler. Nothing else in the system has liquid cooling components. It is a totally different and far more advanced system. Not for first timers.
@@danmystroyeah it is lol. AIO pumps can be inconsistent and fail quickly depending on the manufacturer, and if you have to send it back for repair/replacement then it's nice to have a backup
They probably bought the budget cooler, realized it wasn’t enough, and then bought the AIO. Doesn’t seem fair to clown this dude for catching their own “mistake”
I ran the v5 with a i7 7700k and most I ever saw was 65 while gaming and 70 during stress test. That cpu has a tdp of 91 watts. The v5 cooler supposedly is rated for 150. I'd think it would be fine but might start getting a little bit toasty
“Royally screwed up” made me think he forgot to buy the monitor or smth what’s wrong with accidently buying an extra cpu cooler, if ur first one breaks np
I've been using the same h100i AIO since 2014 and it's still going strong. Should I replace it? Probably. Am I tempting fate? Yeah. It did make it 10 years though, and yes my thermals are great
Don’t get me wrong I’d probably be a PC gamer too if I had like $2500-$3000 to blow but yeah it’s really difficult to listen to PC master race nerds talk about their computers without just instantly thinking “virgin” lol. They all just have this super pretentious energy
@@Notllamalord Do you believe everything 1 person says? Or do you look at multiple people? I guess you only like zach, judging my your useless comment "Did you watch the whole video" my ass
me neither. but Im assuming he has to do something pc nerds never do. Get out of his chair, go outside and talk to humans in person to return something
I can remember the time my dad showed the first computer he built. It was a wirewrapped apple II replica with an old telex as keyboard and a small black and white monitor as a screen hahahaha. Man what did the times change
I use the same combo 7800x3d with v5 and my idle temps usually 35-40 and gaming usually sits around 60-70 unless I’m playing the finals it goes up to 80
@@Drypickle can I ask what case you have and if you've set up custom fan curves? That seems like it's running pretty toasty, I've not played a game yet that's gotten my 7800X3D above 60 degrees, it's normally about 50. I recommend undervolting too, there's objectively no reason not to, no downsides and it takes a couple minutes.
@@gopnikolai7483 I’ve got the fractal pop air design and no custom fam curves but thanks I’ll check out how to undervolt since this is my first pc only had it for a month. I do also have fans coming in that I wanna top mount to see if that’ll help because when it gets above 75c I get sketched out
Man buys all compatible components as far as I can tell. Before he touches the build, asks for help online to make sure. Gets appropriate feedback and hopefully uses that feedback well. You and probably half of Reddit act like he’s kicked a puppy. Also, in his defense and my own even, I’ve bought a couple cooler types to see what might fit or work best in the case. Getting dimensions exists, but sometimes you find out this lip is in the way or how other components sit means a cooler has to be oriented a different way. Leave the dude alone
It's an honest mistake. The real problem is all of you people who don't allow people to make a mistake and trash them online. They asked for help, not criticism. Thumbs down on your short!
ZTT when someone accidentally spends 25$ more on a 1500$ build : 😱😱 P.S - its a 7800x3d. It does kinda run hot so better to keep an extra cooler just in case.
my case is open on both sides, with wires hanging everywhere drives aren't locked down. i dust it once a month and it's been kicking for like 8 years now.
Why do you love to use reddit as your punching bag? The comment literally told him what could be improved because the post asked what improvements could be made. He was trying to be HELPFUL.
dude.... I had my roomate build 95% of my PC and I still managed to drop a drewdriver pointy bit down into the motherboard, I think buying 2 CPU coolers and just refunding one isn't the biggest mistake a new builders ever made, trust me!
The first mistake was asking for advice *after* making the purchase. You could easily get the list of parts you are thinking about and ask before you spend the money.
True, but sometimes its easier to visualize and ask for help when everything is on one picture. Plus its not like he cant return it, just as long as its not opened and within a certain time frame. An extra step sure, but nothing was ultimately lost.
I dont want to deal with the hassle of mistakingly buying something I dont need, but there's a good reason why Amazon full refund exists💀 This isnt even a royal screw up, its more like a peasent screw up
@@red_phoenix0570 y'all chronically online. You all wanna go "achsually 🤓". What? have you all never saw any self depreciating humor or something? You all have to correct a joke? You all have to tell that overused one line? "You must be fun at parties" sure 🤓. U must be saying actshuuuully when someone make a joke in the party. You are the definition of fun at parties!
If he is using the dual fan for an exhaust fan he is actually bypassing the need for additional coolers. They will be pulling the heat out of the case to avoid additional components from overheating as well.
This is why getting a game pc is such a nightmare. People are so smug about having a working machine but they completely forget the time they bought the wrong part or something or couldn’t get a game to work.
Can we stop saying "he screwed up" and instead congratulate him on being able to build his PC? Who cares if he has different coolers or one part too many or a part that is 12% less efficient? My man has gone out and made his dreams come true making an amazing Rig that will run modern games on extremely good settings, all we ever need.
I hate the way the Vetroo V5 mounts but it’s more than capable to cool a 7800x3D. I bought one for my 6yr olds PC and used two old Corsair SP120 fans with it. The lowest cpu temps in the house and I have four Noctua D15’s in service. Granted she was running lower 65watt tdp cpus but game temps were regularly in the uppers 40’s to low 50’s. I sold it due to the mounting method and put a Noctua U14S on it. She now has a Chromax U12A that I found for $50. The Vetroo is a solid cooler but mounting methods is a huge factor in what I install going forward.
Nah nah... my boy is not wrong, he's using the air cooler on top of the AIO to cool down the water pump. He's living in 2045...😅 also no case for better ventilation
