Jayz its time to make a video "Battle of the Titans" (Air coolers) Featuring: Corsair (A500), Noctua (DH15), Bequite (Dark Rock Pro 4), Zalman (CNPS20X) Thumbs up if you agree so Jayz would do it. 👍👍
Go over to Linus, they made such a video. Pointed out the corsair is larger, costs more and is noisier than the NH-D15. The Assassin slightly beat the Noctua temps, but was like 6db louder in worst case. For the Dark Rock Pro 4 I do not know. I saw a German test in which Noctua's single tower TR/TRX40 NH-U14S beat the crap out of the Dark Rock Pro 4 TR4/TRX40 by 14-15K once you added a second NF-A15 fan to it. Basically all tested dual tower coolers lost by more than 10K to the Noctua with dual fan on Threadripper and all Noctua also won on the noise level aswell. The test was so one sided that they repeated it again just to make sure there were no errors. What I do not like about be quiet is their warranty, they write big mtbf number's on their stuff, because most do not even know what it really means, but they do not vouch for it. While Noctua gives on all their stuff 6 year's warranty, which now even coolermaster does for some stuff be quiet depending on the product gives 3 or 5 year's, for coolers and fan's 3 year's was the max and 5 for PSUs. Especially on PSUs this is sad as their's are usualy not the best in or top contender in the respective price range aside from noise, but they top out at 5 year's warranty where nearly everyone else gives like 7 year's and most stuff done by Seasonic will have like 10 year's (some even 12). This gives me a hard time recommending them.
@@seynoonrae2474 "Basically all tested dual tower coolers lost by more than 10K to the Noctua with dual fan on Threadripper and all Noctua also won on the noise level aswell." proves that no one should ever listen to you. They lost by 10,000 did they? Cool story, liar. Unless you're trying to use KELVIN which just goes to show you're nothing more than a pretentious douchebag. 273.15 KELVIN = 0c 283.15 KELVIN = 10c 293.15 KELVIN = 20c 303.15 KELVIN = 30c 313.15 KELVIN = 40c 323.15 KELVIN = 50c Notice how they climb at the EXACT same rate? Yea, means using kelvin is because you're a pretentious halfwit who wanted to sound smart.
@@shawnpitman876 I used kelvin because I studied physics and did some work in a chem lab. www.computerbase.de/2018-12/cpu-kuehler-amd-threadripper-test-luftkuehlung/3/?amp=1 Oh look the test is real. I do not know what you are, but I will leave you with that. Talk to your hand if it is not preoccupied.
Loved your PC build guide dude I'm typing this from my laptop tho seeing as I somehow burned my house down with the PC going with it after following your guide. No idea what happened :/ Maybe I didn't put enough toothpaste on xD
Yeah, it would've been pulling from the top. LoL. I always pull from mid, and low front (if I use two front fans) and push out of the top and back, like most ppl I assume.
Yeah I'd for sure get a Noctua or maybe find a way to mount my old Scythe mugen 2 (that thing was a beast). Thanks for the advice. My H115i is still only a couple of years old so will be another couple years I imagine. Need to upgrade that with 140mm Noctuas really as Corsair's standard sp fans are pretty awful.
@@Kholaslittlespot1 ah yes the mugen 2, I still have that thing on my 2500k :D But I'm finally upgrading this year because the Ryzen 3600 has gone down in price by 40€
@@illwillsquared well actually they don't considering AIOs can be beaten by bigger and beefier Air coolers but then again in the end the way you mount you rads and your airflow will actually determine the temps But well Air cooler being cheaper than AIOs perform equally well or way better in terms of price/performance but then when you consider that their size is the biggest limitation in a lot of cases well yeah AIOs do seem like a better choice But in the end it all comes down to what you can afford/fit inside your case
3700x tested in AIDA with Dark Rock 4 (non pro) maximum 72 degrees (26 ambient) and stable numbers overall...and took a ram slot from me :) not a problem since i have 2 more empty!
Looks like the comments were wiped. Don't buy this cooler, Corsair didn't follow socket and clearance standards. We know you had a paid sponsor with this cooler in other videos. Wiping the comments after almost half a million views isn't a good look.
@@dobber43 I still don't like having to route the extra wiring for RGB. But you do have a point about having having the option. Still, I'm really liking this cooler. If I were in the market, I'd definitely consider them.
Videos like this are why I'm more than happy being subscribed to this channel. I like that rather than just signing off one way or another on whether this is good or bad, you're leaning it more one way than the other but also receptive to seeing what your viewers say before really committing to an opinion. Keep being this awesome.
The settings for your motherboard are quite a bit off at least for direct comparison. The initial run shows the CPU wattage as 240-260W, whereas the second set of testing shows draw at 190-ish watts, which would make sense as to why your thermals were reduced somewhat.
@@SkyreeXScalabar It depends on the individual unit, maybe the basic ones are made by CWT and as you go up tiers you start finding some Seasonic ones, some PSU reviewers can pretty much idetify the maker of a unit just by looking inside, usually they disclose that as they do the review. BTW This is not just Corsair, most PSUs out there are made by a few chinese and japanese brands, for example almost every new model from EVGA is made by Super Flower
@@SkyreeXScalabar Depends on which one, corsair has many OEM's Depending on the PSU. I have seen Great Wall and Seasonic, but they have others as well.
"Idiot install method" is always the BEST choice, nothing more to say :) There are some interesting things, like the removable/adjustable fan and, maybe, deserve a chance
@@broken1965 the fans on the 212 could be moved up and down. They just weren't on sliders... I ran that before and now I'm running the deepcool neptwin, and I offset my fans on it too. One high to clear ram, one low to throw air on my vrm's
Things i could see changing: 1. RGB Toplate or a LCD Toplate that displayed Temp (this would be a cool diy mod) 2. Black Fans or RGB fans. 3. RGB Fan Mounts.
Yes, I used a Corsair A70 with a couple aftermarket Gelid Wing fans to run my Core i5 2500K at 4.5Ghz for years and was completely satisfied with its performance. I only upgraded to an AIO when I got my Ryzen 5 3600 because the A70 didn't support socket AM4 and I figured I'd keep it with my 2500K.
In many ways, the fact it's been years since they made such a cooler works in their favour. A slide-on mounting system is an atypical approch, but they've implemented it well enough for it to inspire competitor products. I noted Jay said "the only thing it lacks is lighting", so I'm sure it won't be long before they make an iCUE version.
"JAYZ! How did you disassemble your RAMs so quickly!?" "Because I have this Corsair A500 Air Cooler, Drill Sergeant. It has adjustable and detachable fans. There are many like it, but this one is mine!"
12:59 "i think it's gone rank up there" "we need more people to buy it" "it's the motherboard's fault" what the hell man???? are you kidding or something? you think? what do you mean you think?...... i didn't expect a sponsor asslicking from you jay
@@theq4602 Actually it is not salt, it is silica gel. And normally the comment is meant as a joke but apparently you didnt get it 😄 which is funny cause everyone else did 😄😄 lol I'll smoke whatever you're smoking !!!!! (that was also a joke) - just in case.... lol
Same here but I'm not buying another Corsair product ever again. Their quality has dropped drastically over the years to the point where quality and reliability are down there with cheap brands. I'll stick with my BeQuiet.
I just picked up a Corsair H100i Pro today to replace my Cryorig H7 on my 8700k. With the H7 I was able to run 4.7 @ 1.16v high 60's/low 70's c under load. After installing the H100i I set the multiplier to 50 and voltage to 1.32. Saw temps of high 70's, then started backing the voltage off. Got down to 1.24v before I stopped lowering it because the temps were already great at 60-61c. It's also a LOT quieter than the H7. Was a dedicated air cooled guy until today. Now I'm all about that water cooling life.
Wow, i do love the new ideas on this cooler. As you said, others are already well established, but with the innovations on the A500, corsair definately deserves a piece of the aircooling-cake! Pricewise though... i think 15-20 bucks less would help a lot in gaining those marketshares...
So Jay, got my ROG STRIX board put into my first GEN Corsair Pro replacing the Z270 MSI board. The fit was just fine, I'll snap some pics and send them over to FB. I even had room for both harddrives, waiting on the I7 9700K to arrive today to replace the chip. It started life as a CORSAIR ONE PRO Compact Gaming PC - Intel Core i7-7700K, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, 32GB DDR4-2400, 480GB M.2 SSD, 2TB HDD, just over Christmas and I'm already doing dirty things to it...Ram will be next on the list. I couldn't afford retail on it, so I bought it off of Amazon renew, which left me a little budget for playing. I replaced the 2TB HDD with a 2TB Samsung EVO SSD and move the 2TB over to a scratch drive. I moved to the ROG STRIX because I wasn't sold on the the airflow being sufficient to cool the M.2 on the back of the board and it was creeping at idle up to the mid to high 50 degrees Celsius and eventually, I want to jump to a I9 in addition to the 64GB Ram. I just can't justify getting something other than the 1080TI now. Haven't messed with building/modifying PCs in about 20 years, life, babies, wife, army, war got in the way for a while. Kinda doing this with my last kid in the house who is really into gaming.
I've never been a fan of Corsair (hah), but I have to give them props, this is cool (I can't stop). I'm hoping a fan mounting system like that becomes standard in air coolers. The retention brackets are a pretty archaic way of doing it.
I came straight from watching the latest SnazzyLabs video... Snazzy used the same song at the end of his vid as you did in the beginning of yours. That was quite a surreal experience, let me tell you.
The Package power was 250w before rotating the cooler, and then 190w afterwards? To compare coolers or even mounting directions accurately you should try to set a power limit in the BIOS so that the heat output will be constant.
@@uhhrace some people prefer a slight performance decrease for improved practicality. you have no idea, how many times I have cut myself trying to unhook those stupid fan holders. I am loving this rail system and I would buy it tomorrow if I hadn't just bought an EVGA AiO. it should be standard on every air cooler from this day forward.
Thank you for your reviews. I actually purchased this cooler for my new Workstation. This video showed me a lot when it comes to doing the installation. I have a Corsair case Rizen 3900 and I look forward to seeing the performance. After 12 years, I felt that it was time to update. Then again, my system while not overworked, is on daily because of this pandemic. I'll send an update when it get more hours after the build...
I am sorry but this is not a review, this is a commercial. The most important characteristic of a cooler is noise normalized performance. I don't care about the temperatures if the noise generated isn't mentioned at all. So, after nearly 17 minutes I don't even know if that cooler is worth it or not. Feels like one of those teleshopping ads.
I happened to come across this comment again and noticed a few people replying to my comment who seem to have no idea how to actually test things. So here is an explanation: The variable measured in this video is the temperature. It is dependant on the heat generated by the cpu and the fan rpm. However, values for the temperature as displayed in the video are meaningless, if the other variables aren't mentioned at all. It's like saying T= x + y with T = 75. This equation has infinite solutions for x & y, so displaying a value for T doesn't tell me anything. A more practical example: if I would strap a 10,000 rpm server fan onto an Intel stock heatsink the temperature would also be low. The only way to compare this solution to other coolers would be to mention that a 10,000 rpm server fan is extremely noisy. So this video tells me nothing about the cooler except that it works. How does it compare to other solutions? How expensive is it in comparison to other products? I wouldn't know and that is the issue I am having with this video.
Corsair used to make a great air cooler. On my old 2500K I used a Corsair A70 cooler for 4 years running 5Ghz (won the chip lotto on that one). It worked great. In fact it still does. My brother in law uses that computer to this day.
@@dog1320 board itself won't as the number of layers and their metal powerplane makes them quite difficult to snap at all these days but all it takes is one weak or brittle solder joint on a capacitor or some other surface mount component popping off due to flex and even if its a non-vital component that's a quick way to a short then bye-bye motherboard and a good chance at anything the traces that shorted connect to going too.
@@1nonly256 you do realise people can still say it? The auto-generator needs to be able to interpret that for deaf people. A good example is that there is a lot of music videos that use that word on RUclips. Also as a side note, it's not a swear word but a racial one.
He's so impressed by the sliding fan mount thingy, but the Hyper 212 coolers (maybe the most commonly used after-market cpu cooler in existence) has had this since forever
I really like this fan and would just switch the fans out for the light loop fans. It would definitely be interesting to see a comparison between the different coolers!
1 of these days I will see you at Microcenter and I will shout "OH my god its that Jay guy" and give you two coppers for your troubles.... Thhhhhppppppp!
The very first build I ever did had a cooler master hyper 212 evo (the dual fan edition), which for the money was great. The only thing that annoyed me was screwing the mounting brackets onto the fans, so I'm glad corsair has everything pre installed to the cooler itself
Yeah, I completely understand the cinebench being a torture test. I'm running a r5 1600 with a 3.9Ghz overclock. I have had no issues with this overclock with anything else besides cinebench. On cinebench it just crashes immediately.
I've been rather disappointed with some of the stuff I've gotten from Corsair in recent years (like the high priced gaming mouse that broke much faster than the $13 Amazon equivalent), so I'll be sticking with Noctua...
warp00009 same tried 3 different water coolers and all 3 had something different broken on it. Motor, fan, rad leak not to mention the screws are the hardest screws I’ve ever had to get in on any product I’ve ever used.
@@leewhitesell7981 I lost my last system due to a liquid coolant leak (from the OEM cooler's pump, right onto the motherboard). I replaced it with a brand name liquid cooler when I rebuilt the system which has worked well, but now I'm about to remove it for a Noctua NH-D15 air cooler - cause I don't ever want a failure like that again (and I'm worried that the older the liquid cooler gets, to more likely it may be to fail).
I think they need to start making full height towers again to fit new air coolers. You the 7 bay 5.1./4 drive bay towers that fit full size atx boards. Also I do like the sliding fans to adjust. But the price is crazy. Then again moving the fans up and town makes it easy to clean the dust out.
As a big Corsair Fan Boy that I am what EVGA is to JayztwoCents is what Corsair is to me and being the Huge Corsair Fan that I am I am happy to see JayztwoCents fair overall Review on Corsair's new A500 Air Cooler.
Looks like a good cooler. I normally go Noctua but that fan mounting system, I might recommend this to people in future builds. Bonus points for no RGB
Not just gaming nexus. a lot of negative opinions about this cooler from a lot of sources. I'm not entirely impressed with jay here seemingly suggesting people go out and buy it.
I like this cooler but it really is not for your default pc case. A lot of cases only allow a maximum of 165 mm height for cpu coolers. This one is already 169 mm with the fans slid down to the bottom. So if you want to use the elevating feature (plus some extra clearing space), you need a case to fit at least 185-190 mm or more.
you could probably get a cooler lighting effect by running a small strip of rgb's in that screwhole gap from the underside. it'd light up from inside the logo, without much of a thermal loss
Having been made by Corsair. Does it actually fit in one of its own mid tower ATX cases like the Corsair Carbide 275Q or 275L or is it a bit on the too chunky side?
Something I noticed, the first test you ran when the fans were facing down towards the graphics card, your CPU package power was around 240 Watts, and the second time around it was around 180. Maybe that was why you saw it spike in temperatures. Just an observation
Do you recommend Prime95 as stress test? when I overclock, I pass the XTU stress test, and quite a few runs at cinebench, but Prime95 just shoots the temps to 100°C
AIDA64 has a great stress test built in and you can choose whether to include GPU/ RAM/ cache seperately or all together. It also gives immediate feedback if it detects s problem. I've isolated a bad RAM module multiple times with this test when prime 95 could take quite a while to crash and was always more random in how long it would last.
Ranch I haven’t tried that. I kind of decided to just trust Intel’s XTU. The newest version has AVX 1, and 2, and it’s not as harsh as Prime95. Also my 8700k might have poor silicone. The best I can do is 4.8 ghz on 1.27 volts. Any higher voltage shoots the temps to mid 90s
LTT put it through its paces and found that the fans are loud on the high end. But honestly, slap a resistor on the fan wires and that's solved, though your max TDP would drop a bit, maybe to 220.
Did anyone else notice and find it funny when Jay was fumbling with the protective tissue and then chucked it over his shoulder and the question mark followed suit? Ha.
@@Moondraak Eerrmm, there was no need to do that if he'd fitted it sensibly in the first place. Dunno about you, but when I build a PC I check how things are going to fit and how they *are not* going to fit, and adjust accordingly. RAM clearance is nearly always a potential issue with large air coolers so surely the first thing you do is find out how to fit it without it fouling the RAM ? As an apprentice I was taught that it's easier to do a job right the first time, *not* do it wrong and then have to do it right anyway.
I like the fans being adjustable and that cap on top to hide the heat pipes. I just wish they had a copper block instead of direct heatpipe contact on the cpu
@@chalor182 Most of the companies are measuring from the bottom of the heat sink to the top of the highest point of the ENTIRE unit. So this one SHOULD be measured to the top of the plate that Jay shows in the beginning of the video. Not with the fans extended up above the fin stack.
The sliding fan frames would make it extremely easy and fast to remove the fans so you can blow out dust from the heatsink fins.Wish more CPU coolers would adopt this system.
I think performance for this cooler is going to vary wildly from unit to unit. If a person gets a unit that gets good CPU contact then they might actually get decent thermals. Would I roll the dice on it personally? Oh fuck no. I have an H100i RGB Pro XT that works great and I’ll stick with that. I just think there is a chance some people, like Jay, might actually have an acceptable experience.
I hope BeQuiet and Noctua will copy this fan mounting design. Especially on their black heatsink, where the clipd tend to leave slight scratches on the black paint.
The sliding mechanism is really innovative and doesn't force you to remove the whole cooler because of RAM clearance. The top removable cover is also cool and it can stay. I just hope the change the fans color to black and if they can pull out the same cooler but with 140mm fans instead of 120mm for better cooling. Also fixing the db of the cooler since it's really loud under full load. 48 db.
Cinema 4D is a real thing. People do rendering with it all day long. It's not a torture test, it's a normal production workload. Typically running for FAAAR longer than a benchmark. Like hours. Or days.
I think an installation of this cooler in a commonly used PC case with a noise and cooling performance comparison between the A500 and the NH-D15 would be helpful. With varying workloads and CPU configs, of course. I think a lot of us would like to see this in a Ryzen 3700x or 3900x setup.
@@MrJohnLongbow Yeah that's the only source I've seen, haven't done much investigating though. I'm curious as well, might have to look in to it deeper. I have a 240 aio corsair h100i v2, but am on the lookout for an air cooler with similar performance.
I'm fairly certain corsair did water coolers before accessories. My first water cooler was a Corsair external hydro cool 200 back in 2003. Also I recently tried out a air cooler for the first time since I used that hydro cool, I'm using a coolermaster MA620M, it is by far the best looking air cooler on the market and it manages to keep my 3950x to about 80c while running handbreak for nearly an hour. You should try running handbreak for a while, it makes my cpu run much hotter than cinebench.
Thing is a piece of crap, which you already know. But if I were getting paid to promote it, I’d probably say it was alright too. For anyone unaware, watch AV Techy or Gamers Nexus videos on this cooler. He had to turn it because it is incompatible with the Intel socket, not because of RAM. People trust you. They cite you as an expert. How is it that other reviewers found massive problems with this cooler, including serious design flaws, but you think it’s one of the best? They paid you, and you chose ads over subscribers. You should post a retraction.
The verge was right! You do need tweezers to build a PC.
You also need drugs and abusive step dads
But as a bonus they send a screw driver just in case your Swiss army knife doesn't have one .
Lol
I don't know how much Capitol One paid them for that video but in a weird weird way they got their money's worth .
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#thevergedidnothingwrong
Jayz its time to make a video "Battle of the Titans" (Air coolers)
Featuring: Corsair (A500), Noctua (DH15), Bequite (Dark Rock Pro 4), Zalman (CNPS20X)
Thumbs up if you agree so Jayz would do it. 👍👍
Dude you just read my mind, I totally agree with this. Guys lets put a thumbs up so Jay can read this and make this video.
Scythe
Go over to Linus, they made such a video.
Pointed out the corsair is larger, costs more and is noisier than the NH-D15.
The Assassin slightly beat the Noctua temps, but was like 6db louder in worst case.
For the Dark Rock Pro 4 I do not know.
I saw a German test in which Noctua's single tower TR/TRX40 NH-U14S beat the crap out of the Dark Rock Pro 4 TR4/TRX40 by 14-15K once you added a second NF-A15 fan to it.
Basically all tested dual tower coolers lost by more than 10K to the Noctua with dual fan on Threadripper and all Noctua also won on the noise level aswell.
The test was so one sided that they repeated it again just to make sure there were no errors.
What I do not like about be quiet is their warranty, they write big mtbf number's on their stuff, because most do not even know what it really means, but they do not vouch for it.
While Noctua gives on all their stuff 6 year's warranty, which now even coolermaster does for some stuff be quiet depending on the product gives 3 or 5 year's, for coolers and fan's 3 year's was the max and 5 for PSUs.
Especially on PSUs this is sad as their's are usualy not the best in or top contender in the respective price range aside from noise, but they top out at 5 year's warranty where nearly everyone else gives like 7 year's and most stuff done by Seasonic will have like 10 year's (some even 12).
This gives me a hard time recommending them.
@@seynoonrae2474 "Basically all tested dual tower coolers lost by more than 10K to the Noctua with dual fan on Threadripper and all Noctua also won on the noise level aswell." proves that no one should ever listen to you. They lost by 10,000 did they? Cool story, liar. Unless you're trying to use KELVIN which just goes to show you're nothing more than a pretentious douchebag.
273.15 KELVIN = 0c
283.15 KELVIN = 10c
293.15 KELVIN = 20c
303.15 KELVIN = 30c
313.15 KELVIN = 40c
323.15 KELVIN = 50c
Notice how they climb at the EXACT same rate? Yea, means using kelvin is because you're a pretentious halfwit who wanted to sound smart.
@@shawnpitman876 I used kelvin because I studied physics and did some work in a chem lab.
www.computerbase.de/2018-12/cpu-kuehler-amd-threadripper-test-luftkuehlung/3/?amp=1
Oh look the test is real.
I do not know what you are, but I will leave you with that.
Talk to your hand if it is not preoccupied.
One tube of thermal paste? HA! That's not NEARLY enough to cover the RAM.
Loved your PC build guide dude
I'm typing this from my laptop tho seeing as I somehow burned my house down with the PC going with it after following your guide. No idea what happened :/
Maybe I didn't put enough toothpaste on xD
You ruined my life bro.
any less paste and it would short circuit the system
🤣🤣🤣🤣 omg... this user is making the verge go down in history
@@taotechnique how?
I’m happy he rotated the cooler it was bothering me the other way.
Yeah, it would've been pulling from the top. LoL. I always pull from mid, and low front (if I use two front fans) and push out of the top and back, like most ppl I assume.
Amen.
dude, im glad he noticed it.
Jay's face when Phil said "good point"
It's not the point that matters, it's how you use the knife as a passive aggressive tool that does.
good point
I think he got
The Point
@@Nova-du5on i think that enemy got
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the point
Linus: "Even Corsair knows water cooling sucks*
Jay: "Corsair made an air cooler - Is it worth it?"
Oh the views on both sides...
I'm prob going back to a good air cooler next build. It seems a high end air cooler can actually beat a 240 AIO and is far more reliable.
Yeah I'd for sure get a Noctua or maybe find a way to mount my old Scythe mugen 2 (that thing was a beast). Thanks for the advice.
My H115i is still only a couple of years old so will be another couple years I imagine. Need to upgrade that with 140mm Noctuas really as Corsair's standard sp fans are pretty awful.
@@Kholaslittlespot1 ah yes the mugen 2, I still have that thing on my 2500k :D
But I'm finally upgrading this year because the Ryzen 3600 has gone down in price by 40€
aio's perform better in my experience than the larger air coolers. Specially at the price point I grabbed my CPU's aio @
@@illwillsquared well actually they don't considering AIOs can be beaten by bigger and beefier Air coolers but then again in the end the way you mount you rads and your airflow will actually determine the temps
But well Air cooler being cheaper than AIOs perform equally well or way better in terms of price/performance but then when you consider that their size is the biggest limitation in a lot of cases well yeah AIOs do seem like a better choice
But in the end it all comes down to what you can afford/fit inside your case
“Tape of thermal poost” -jayzsewtents
Tape of thermal shit :pepelaugh:
I'm genuinely concerned are you having miniature seizures?
Ease of use: Good
Aesthetics: Meh
Performance: Acceptable
Would still choose the Dark Rock Pro 4 if i had to buy another air cooler.
3700x tested in AIDA with Dark Rock 4 (non pro) maximum 72 degrees (26 ambient) and stable numbers overall...and took a ram slot from me :) not a problem since i have 2 more empty!
Yeah fuck corsair
the clearance for ram for the dark rock pro 4 is bad though, a good cooler, a bad fit
“Corsair made an air cooler” in my head ...
Is it worth it? Let me work it
I put my thing down, flip it and reverse it.
@Kyle Weston Great reference and also relevant to @JayzTwoCents mistake
This deserves more likes lmao
Your frenpenipen yarn yet.
@@currentlykent4593 I love you lmao
Bruh I'm dyin'. I regret that I have but one thumbs-up to give.
Looks like the comments were wiped.
Don't buy this cooler, Corsair didn't follow socket and clearance standards.
We know you had a paid sponsor with this cooler in other videos.
Wiping the comments after almost half a million views isn't a good look.
I really like that fan mounting system and I personally like air coolers that don't have RGB.
Yeah but the nice thing with rgb is you could just turn it off or on.
@@Jakevoss96 itd still be better to have the option for rgb then not very surprising especially for corsair they dudnt launch with a rgb version
ah, a man of culture
@@dobber43 I still don't like having to route the extra wiring for RGB. But you do have a point about having having the option. Still, I'm really liking this cooler. If I were in the market, I'd definitely consider them.
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Videos like this are why I'm more than happy being subscribed to this channel. I like that rather than just signing off one way or another on whether this is good or bad, you're leaning it more one way than the other but also receptive to seeing what your viewers say before really committing to an opinion.
Keep being this awesome.
Brave of Phil to make a pun when someone has a knife in earshot.
whatta you gonna do stab me?
Sharp observation
The settings for your motherboard are quite a bit off at least for direct comparison. The initial run shows the CPU wattage as 240-260W, whereas the second set of testing shows draw at 190-ish watts, which would make sense as to why your thermals were reduced somewhat.
"No one has stuff like that." Cooler Master had a cooler with sliding fans. It was in my system for over 8 years.
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@@radarphaser wait waht? o_O
@@radarphaser *clears throat* wHaT?
Came on this comment.
Jayz: Corsair started out making memory and now they make peripherals
PSU's: Am I a joke to you?
They only put the sticker on the PSUs
@@YOEL_44 Who actually makes them? Do they make other brands' as well?
@@SkyreeXScalabar It depends on the individual unit, maybe the basic ones are made by CWT and as you go up tiers you start finding some Seasonic ones, some PSU reviewers can pretty much idetify the maker of a unit just by looking inside, usually they disclose that as they do the review.
BTW This is not just Corsair, most PSUs out there are made by a few chinese and japanese brands, for example almost every new model from EVGA is made by Super Flower
@@SkyreeXScalabar Depends on which one, corsair has many OEM's Depending on the PSU. I have seen Great Wall and Seasonic, but they have others as well.
And the AIOs are all Asetek...
"Idiot install method" is always the BEST choice, nothing more to say :)
There are some interesting things, like the removable/adjustable fan and, maybe, deserve a chance
Wish the cooler master evo 212 had all that adjustable stuff back in the day
@@broken1965 I always bought Noctua but hey, If someone other propose something like these sliders, they could have a new customer :)
@@broken1965 the fans on the 212 could be moved up and down. They just weren't on sliders... I ran that before and now I'm running the deepcool neptwin, and I offset my fans on it too. One high to clear ram, one low to throw air on my vrm's
Things i could see changing:
1. RGB Toplate or a LCD Toplate that displayed Temp (this would be a cool diy mod)
2. Black Fans or RGB fans.
3. RGB Fan Mounts.
They already have rgb fans on them, the ml120s
Corsair made the Corsair A50 and A70 back in 2010 and discontinued them 2012 if memory serves me right.
Yup, still have one on my 2500k
Yes, I used a Corsair A70 with a couple aftermarket Gelid Wing fans to run my Core i5 2500K at 4.5Ghz for years and was completely satisfied with its performance. I only upgraded to an AIO when I got my Ryzen 5 3600 because the A70 didn't support socket AM4 and I figured I'd keep it with my 2500K.
I have the corsair A50. It was the only decent cooler that would fit my case. They're hard to find here. Glad corsair is making air coolers again
In many ways, the fact it's been years since they made such a cooler works in their favour. A slide-on mounting system is an atypical approch, but they've implemented it well enough for it to inspire competitor products.
I noted Jay said "the only thing it lacks is lighting", so I'm sure it won't be long before they make an iCUE version.
yesss I still have the A70!
Corsair have made air coolers for years I used to have an Corsair a70 years ago when I first got a 6100 FX cpu
Still have my A70 running on a phenom x6 1055t oc'd to 4ghz. Keeps it nice and cool
"JAYZ! How did you disassemble your RAMs so quickly!?"
"Because I have this Corsair A500 Air Cooler, Drill Sergeant. It has adjustable and detachable fans. There are many like it, but this one is mine!"
After 12 weeks did the fans self destruct and fly apart....and delid the cpu?
12:59 "i think it's gone rank up there" "we need more people to buy it" "it's the motherboard's fault" what the hell man???? are you kidding or something? you think? what do you mean you think?...... i didn't expect a sponsor asslicking from you jay
10:13 check the auto generated captions
Wow. Someone might want to bring that to his attention.
Wow
HAHAHAHAHAH
fuuuck 😂☠
Wow lol
It's on Newegg right now for $49.99 with a $20 mir so $29.99. This helped me decide thank you.
Nooooo, this cooler is terrible. Take a look at gamers nexus video.
Jay: Depends on who you trust more.
der8auer: direct $/°C/dB comparison.
Just saying =)
German mentality at it's best :D
@@senseimarv Nah, Shill vs NoShill here
@@senseimarv Uh oh I guess it's back to the trenches for me.
Der8auer did completely ignore the use case where adjustable fans would be an essential feature for someone who needs fan clearance
Oh my god. His face when Phil says, "Good point." So good!
all 3 of the links for amazon took me to front page/home screen for amazon.
His links never work. Phil needs to do his job better
oh my god it does, I've never clicked any of his link before
Foriki and never will again😂
winkyshy2 you must be new here
He links Amazon because any purchase made from Jay's affiliate Amazon link gives him money.
Those fan rails are an amazing innovation and every brand needs to steal them.
Coolermaster had them years ago
except Corsair is not the first one to do it
“If your fan only has one header...” -JayzTwoCents 2020
nice profile pic and name ;)
2:12 Bag of cocaine dropping... He played it really well to not draw attention to it but i saw it Jay I SAW IT !
X) nice
That's the little salt packets that come in packaging that say do not eat.
@@theq4602 Actually it is not salt, it is silica gel. And normally the comment is meant as a joke but apparently you didnt get it 😄 which is funny cause everyone else did 😄😄 lol
I'll smoke whatever you're smoking !!!!!
(that was also a joke) - just in case.... lol
I LOVE the sliding fan mounts!! I have a Darkrock 4, which is fantastic, but I can't stand the clips on it.
yup, I not the happiest camper installing fan on my NHD15
Fucking 212 evo ahhhhhhh. I hate the fan mounts
All the half ass mounting systems gotta go
Same here but I'm not buying another Corsair product ever again. Their quality has dropped drastically over the years to the point where quality and reliability are down there with cheap brands.
I'll stick with my BeQuiet.
@@m200mw YUP. Things are a fucking joke, unless you bend them the right way. Straight out of the box, they simply didn't do shit for me.
I just picked up a Corsair H100i Pro today to replace my Cryorig H7 on my 8700k. With the H7 I was able to run 4.7 @ 1.16v high 60's/low 70's c under load. After installing the H100i I set the multiplier to 50 and voltage to 1.32. Saw temps of high 70's, then started backing the voltage off. Got down to 1.24v before I stopped lowering it because the temps were already great at 60-61c. It's also a LOT quieter than the H7.
Was a dedicated air cooled guy until today. Now I'm all about that water cooling life.
Wow, i do love the new ideas on this cooler. As you said, others are already well established, but with the innovations on the A500, corsair definately deserves a piece of the aircooling-cake! Pricewise though... i think 15-20 bucks less would help a lot in gaining those marketshares...
So Jay, got my ROG STRIX board put into my first GEN Corsair Pro replacing the Z270 MSI board. The fit was just fine, I'll snap some pics and send them over to FB. I even had room for both harddrives, waiting on the I7 9700K to arrive today to replace the chip. It started life as a CORSAIR ONE PRO Compact Gaming PC - Intel Core i7-7700K, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, 32GB DDR4-2400, 480GB M.2 SSD, 2TB HDD, just over Christmas and I'm already doing dirty things to it...Ram will be next on the list. I couldn't afford retail on it, so I bought it off of Amazon renew, which left me a little budget for playing. I replaced the 2TB HDD with a 2TB Samsung EVO SSD and move the 2TB over to a scratch drive. I moved to the ROG STRIX because I wasn't sold on the the airflow being sufficient to cool the M.2 on the back of the board and it was creeping at idle up to the mid to high 50 degrees Celsius and eventually, I want to jump to a I9 in addition to the 64GB Ram. I just can't justify getting something other than the 1080TI now. Haven't messed with building/modifying PCs in about 20 years, life, babies, wife, army, war got in the way for a while. Kinda doing this with my last kid in the house who is really into gaming.
I just got that "keeping it cool" hoodie from PrimoChill and now my wife calls me "Jay" when I wear it... good quality sweatshirt!
Is this fan good bro ?
I've never been a fan of Corsair (hah), but I have to give them props, this is cool (I can't stop).
I'm hoping a fan mounting system like that becomes standard in air coolers. The retention brackets are a pretty archaic way of doing it.
The new noctua cooler has 100% ram clearance and is nearly identical in performance with the nh-d15. Also around 100 bucks.
this A500 air cooler allows you to have any percentage of ram clearance....lmao! xD thats one uniqueness about it.
Brown
Care to elaborate on which exact model you're talking about?
Been away from the channel for some time now. I am back and loving the videos. Phil is a great addition, keep up the great work!
"Uploaded 1 minute ago" "16 minute video" 2 dislikes?
Haters are always around unfortuntaly
Haters, stupid people that don't understand computers, kids that don't speak English and the list keeps going.
Maybe these 2 people have bad day
Bots people. Bots.
@@KAKUN_DESU jays knife got your point
I came straight from watching the latest SnazzyLabs video... Snazzy used the same song at the end of his vid as you did in the beginning of yours. That was quite a surreal experience, let me tell you.
CPU : 96 Degrees Celsius
Jayz: "Temps are very well under control"
That is under control for a 9900k at 5GHz tbf
Just Intel things.
The Package power was 250w before rotating the cooler, and then 190w afterwards? To compare coolers or even mounting directions accurately you should try to set a power limit in the BIOS so that the heat output will be constant.
Have people forgotten that Corsair made air coolers back in 2010? The A50 and A70?
Obviously, this one seems more premium.
It´s louder than a NH-D15 and performs worse, so nope corsair.
bUt ThE sLiDiNg FaNs BrO!!!
@@uhhrace some people prefer a slight performance decrease for improved practicality. you have no idea, how many times I have cut myself trying to unhook those stupid fan holders. I am loving this rail system and I would buy it tomorrow if I hadn't just bought an EVGA AiO. it should be standard on every air cooler from this day forward.
@@schlafanzyk agreed. I'm definitely one who is willing to take a slight performance or budget hit for convenience.
TBF beginners might consider it. Because it has those beginner friendly features. and it doesn't preform terribly in comparison to the others
@@uhhrace for me not, I rather have the 5C headroom to run 5.1GHz
After all these years of watching you, I finally figured out your spirit animal.
The Squirrel from - Ice Age.
Idiot...
More like Sid the Sloth
@@GooglieEYES2990 fucking idiot.
More like Here is an apple. from this comment section
@@dominikjurkovic5540 Fucking stupid idiot
Thank you for your reviews. I actually purchased this cooler for my new Workstation. This video showed me a lot when it comes to doing the installation. I have a Corsair case Rizen 3900 and I look forward to seeing the performance. After 12 years, I felt that it was time to update. Then again, my system while not overworked, is on daily because of this pandemic. I'll send an update when it get more hours after the build...
I am sorry but this is not a review, this is a commercial.
The most important characteristic of a cooler is noise normalized performance. I don't care about the temperatures if the noise generated isn't mentioned at all. So, after nearly 17 minutes I don't even know if that cooler is worth it or not. Feels like one of those teleshopping ads.
meh .. i care about ram height and temps. I don't care about noise ... we are all different.
The most important characteristic of a cooler would be how COOL it keeps what its cooling. Wow, lol
lol okay, as if the "coolers" dont already mention the thing they are commercialized for is for cooling things
The most important characteristic of a cooler is how well it cools. AND, if it generated any significant noise, he would certainly say so.
I happened to come across this comment again and noticed a few people replying to my comment who seem to have no idea how to actually test things. So here is an explanation:
The variable measured in this video is the temperature. It is dependant on the heat generated by the cpu and the fan rpm. However, values for the temperature as displayed in the video are meaningless, if the other variables aren't mentioned at all.
It's like saying T= x + y with T = 75. This equation has infinite solutions for x & y, so displaying a value for T doesn't tell me anything.
A more practical example: if I would strap a 10,000 rpm server fan onto an Intel stock heatsink the temperature would also be low. The only way to compare this solution to other coolers would be to mention that a 10,000 rpm server fan is extremely noisy.
So this video tells me nothing about the cooler except that it works. How does it compare to other solutions? How expensive is it in comparison to other products? I wouldn't know and that is the issue I am having with this video.
Corsair used to make a great air cooler. On my old 2500K I used a Corsair A70 cooler for 4 years running 5Ghz (won the chip lotto on that one). It worked great. In fact it still does. My brother in law uses that computer to this day.
The way he constantly *wiggles* the cooler while its ScrEwEd IN makes me wildly uncomfortable
I was just thinking the same thing! lmfao, Every time I saw the board flex like that it made me queasy as hell.
@@timr7414 a board wont snap that easily.
@@dog1320 board itself won't as the number of layers and their metal powerplane makes them quite difficult to snap at all these days but all it takes is one weak or brittle solder joint on a capacitor or some other surface mount component popping off due to flex and even if its a non-vital component that's a quick way to a short then bye-bye motherboard and a good chance at anything the traces that shorted connect to going too.
Hi Noah
Hey Jay, I think the fact they use plastic does matter. The Noctua I bought last week was packed with cardboard, and it worked just fine.
10:14 look at the subtitles 😳
yikes
So this is how we measure CPU clock speed now
@@1nonly256 you do realise people can still say it? The auto-generator needs to be able to interpret that for deaf people. A good example is that there is a lot of music videos that use that word on RUclips. Also as a side note, it's not a swear word but a racial one.
Phil and Jay go great together. He couldn't have chose a better partner to grow his channel. Their humor completely complements eachother.
10:14 excuse me auto-generated CC?! 5 Ghz not 5... youtube why...
Oh god no wtf youtube
Shad Wood hahahahaha!
Oh my god hahahaha 😂
Yo.... please fix this.
Maybe RUclips will demonize itself?
He's so impressed by the sliding fan mount thingy, but the Hyper 212 coolers (maybe the most commonly used after-market cpu cooler in existence) has had this since forever
I got Corsair Ram, Corsair PSU, Corsair Tower and finally i can have a Corsair Air Cooler for my next build :) . Thanks for the test
And if you go with Asus mobo and GPU they'll get supported in iCue if you use it.
I really like this fan and would just switch the fans out for the light loop fans. It would definitely be interesting to see a comparison between the different coolers!
corsair actually sold air coolers before, linus covered them way back
Jay's body showed up for this video, but his brain was MIA
1 of these days I will see you at Microcenter and I will shout "OH my god its that Jay guy" and give you two coppers for your troubles.... Thhhhhppppppp!
Toss a coin to your tester
The very first build I ever did had a cooler master hyper 212 evo (the dual fan edition), which for the money was great. The only thing that annoyed me was screwing the mounting brackets onto the fans, so I'm glad corsair has everything pre installed to the cooler itself
"The price is wrong Bobby!"
Yeah, I completely understand the cinebench being a torture test. I'm running a r5 1600 with a 3.9Ghz overclock. I have had no issues with this overclock with anything else besides cinebench. On cinebench it just crashes immediately.
I've been rather disappointed with some of the stuff I've gotten from Corsair in recent years (like the high priced gaming mouse that broke much faster than the $13 Amazon equivalent), so I'll be sticking with Noctua...
warp00009 same tried 3 different water coolers and all 3 had something different broken on it. Motor, fan, rad leak not to mention the screws are the hardest screws I’ve ever had to get in on any product I’ve ever used.
You guys are just people who don't know how to use stuff.
@@leewhitesell7981 I lost my last system due to a liquid coolant leak (from the OEM cooler's pump, right onto the motherboard). I replaced it with a brand name liquid cooler when I rebuilt the system which has worked well, but now I'm about to remove it for a Noctua NH-D15 air cooler - cause I don't ever want a failure like that again (and I'm worried that the older the liquid cooler gets, to more likely it may be to fail).
I think they need to start making full height towers again to fit new air coolers. You the 7 bay 5.1./4 drive bay towers that fit full size atx boards. Also I do like the sliding fans to adjust. But the price is crazy. Then again moving the fans up and town makes it easy to clean the dust out.
If the entire thing was Black with a Rgb Corsair logo it would look clean AF
Rgb and clean
As a big Corsair Fan Boy that I am what EVGA is to JayztwoCents is what Corsair is to me and being the Huge Corsair Fan that I am I am happy to see JayztwoCents fair overall Review on Corsair's new A500 Air Cooler.
You also need a test bench for these temps. LOL
Looks like a good cooler. I normally go Noctua but that fan mounting system, I might recommend this to people in future builds. Bonus points for no RGB
RIP RGB memories, hiding behind that "Thing".
wouldn't have made much difference if it was a dark rock pro :P
Man, that fan holding design is pretty interesting, I would buy this.
Gamers Nexus seem to have a different opinion on the value of cooler. Now I'm torn about getting this cooler.
Not just gaming nexus. a lot of negative opinions about this cooler from a lot of sources. I'm not entirely impressed with jay here seemingly suggesting people go out and buy it.
I like this cooler but it really is not for your default pc case. A lot of cases only allow a maximum of 165 mm height for cpu coolers. This one is already 169 mm with the fans slid down to the bottom. So if you want to use the elevating feature (plus some extra clearing space), you need a case to fit at least 185-190 mm or more.
We all know why the cover is removable: *RGB Covers*
actias facts
you could probably get a cooler lighting effect by running a small strip of rgb's in that screwhole gap from the underside. it'd light up from inside the logo, without much of a thermal loss
Having been made by Corsair. Does it actually fit in one of its own mid tower ATX cases like the Corsair Carbide 275Q or 275L or is it a bit on the too chunky side?
it should be 169mm and for the 275Q it's maxed hight is 170mm. I would not us it
@@MHWGamer thanks
Something I noticed, the first test you ran when the fans were facing down towards the graphics card, your CPU package power was around 240 Watts, and the second time around it was around 180. Maybe that was why you saw it spike in temperatures. Just an observation
Do you recommend Prime95 as stress test? when I overclock, I pass the XTU stress test, and quite a few runs at cinebench, but Prime95 just shoots the temps to 100°C
AIDA64 has a great stress test built in and you can choose whether to include GPU/ RAM/ cache seperately or all together. It also gives immediate feedback if it detects s problem. I've isolated a bad RAM module multiple times with this test when prime 95 could take quite a while to crash and was always more random in how long it would last.
Ranch I haven’t tried that. I kind of decided to just trust Intel’s XTU. The newest version has AVX 1, and 2, and it’s not as harsh as Prime95. Also my 8700k might have poor silicone. The best I can do is 4.8 ghz on 1.27 volts. Any higher voltage shoots the temps to mid 90s
LTT put it through its paces and found that the fans are loud on the high end. But honestly, slap a resistor on the fan wires and that's solved, though your max TDP would drop a bit, maybe to 220.
7:12 what is this? A computer Pit Stop?
Did anyone else notice and find it funny when Jay was fumbling with the protective tissue and then chucked it over his shoulder and the question mark followed suit? Ha.
I'm struggling to understand why you first fitted the cooler in a way that was clearly going to cause a problem.
Because idiot test and he put the brackets on the wrong way around? :P
And maybe to test the sliding fans for RAM clearance.
Probably because his mobo is none standard layout. The ram is above the socket rather than to the side. And probably to show thr fan rails off more.
He says it’s to test RAM clearance and he explains it in length at the end
@@Moondraak Eerrmm, there was no need to do that if he'd fitted it sensibly in the first place. Dunno about you, but when I build a PC I check how things are going to fit and how they *are not* going to fit, and adjust accordingly.
RAM clearance is nearly always a potential issue with large air coolers so surely the first thing you do is find out how to fit it without it fouling the RAM ?
As an apprentice I was taught that it's easier to do a job right the first time, *not* do it wrong and then have to do it right anyway.
I like the fans being adjustable and that cap on top to hide the heat pipes. I just wish they had a copper block instead of direct heatpipe contact on the cpu
For all of you looking into this cooler it is EXTREMELY TALL
From Newegg spec sheet
Max CPU Cooler Height
168.7mm
That may be with the fans in the uppermost position, as that would be the *max* height, so it might be more normal with them in their default
For reference the NH-D14/NH-D15 is 160mm, the hyper 212 is 159mm, and the Dark Rock Pro 4 is 162.8mm
@@chalor182 lol
@@chalor182 Most of the companies are measuring from the bottom of the heat sink to the top of the highest point of the ENTIRE unit.
So this one SHOULD be measured to the top of the plate that Jay shows in the beginning of the video.
Not with the fans extended up above the fin stack.
@@chadmckean9026 So this unit is slightly less than 1/4 inch taller than the Dark Rock Pro 4.
That could make all the difference
The sliding fan frames would make it extremely easy and fast to remove the fans so you can blow out dust from the heatsink fins.Wish more CPU coolers would adopt this system.
I think this video is missing a "sponsored" in the top right corner because the cooler is mediocre / garbage & way too expensive.
I think performance for this cooler is going to vary wildly from unit to unit. If a person gets a unit that gets good CPU contact then they might actually get decent thermals. Would I roll the dice on it personally? Oh fuck no. I have an H100i RGB Pro XT that works great and I’ll stick with that. I just think there is a chance some people, like Jay, might actually have an acceptable experience.
I hope BeQuiet and Noctua will copy this fan mounting design. Especially on their black heatsink, where the clipd tend to leave slight scratches on the black paint.
Quote "Whether or not you want to trust Corsair...?" Erm in response to that, nadda, nein, non, niet, no thank you.
Its nee not niet ;)
The sliding mechanism is really innovative and doesn't force you to remove the whole cooler because of RAM clearance. The top removable cover is also cool and it can stay. I just hope the change the fans color to black and if they can pull out the same cooler but with 140mm fans instead of 120mm for better cooling. Also fixing the db of the cooler since it's really loud under full load. 48 db.
R20 being a torture test...hah
Have you tried playing Monster Hunter World: Iceborne?
Iceborne makes my cpu cooler :(
Cinema 4D is a real thing. People do rendering with it all day long. It's not a torture test, it's a normal production workload. Typically running for FAAAR longer than a benchmark. Like hours. Or days.
@@pr0xZen Yup, i cant attest to this
I think an installation of this cooler in a commonly used PC case with a noise and cooling performance comparison between the A500 and the NH-D15 would be helpful. With varying workloads and CPU configs, of course. I think a lot of us would like to see this in a Ryzen 3700x or 3900x setup.
Price to high & outperformed by 140mm fan coolers that end up being same size as this 120mm fan cooler. Pass.
I really like the adjustable Fans and the fact you can do a push/pull config on it.
Test Zalman's CNPS20 whatshisface. One review claims it beats Noctua's D-15, I'm skeptical but curious.
KitGuruTech did a review
@@MrJohnLongbow yeah I just watched that one, he showed it beating the noctua and the dark rock deep cool.
Tech&Tools I saw that to, find it hard to believe though, still waiting on other reviewers to confirm this.
@@MrJohnLongbow Yeah that's the only source I've seen, haven't done much investigating though. I'm curious as well, might have to look in to it deeper. I have a 240 aio corsair h100i v2, but am on the lookout for an air cooler with similar performance.
I think the matter is settled, then: Jay will review Zalman's new cooler. Thanks, Jay!
Heads up, this does come with the ML120 fans. Maglev Fans are really nice static pressure fans that make almost no noise at all
4:18 Tape of thermal pooste -JayzTwoCents 2020
I'm fairly certain corsair did water coolers before accessories. My first water cooler was a Corsair external hydro cool 200 back in 2003. Also I recently tried out a air cooler for the first time since I used that hydro cool, I'm using a coolermaster MA620M, it is by far the best looking air cooler on the market and it manages to keep my 3950x to about 80c while running handbreak for nearly an hour. You should try running handbreak for a while, it makes my cpu run much hotter than cinebench.
Thing is a piece of crap, which you already know. But if I were getting paid to promote it, I’d probably say it was alright too. For anyone unaware, watch AV Techy or Gamers Nexus videos on this cooler. He had to turn it because it is incompatible with the Intel socket, not because of RAM.
People trust you. They cite you as an expert. How is it that other reviewers found massive problems with this cooler, including serious design flaws, but you think it’s one of the best? They paid you, and you chose ads over subscribers. You should post a retraction.
WOW!
That thing is HUGE!
And there are TWO fans on it?
Talk about being thorough!
Yea tall ram... like any Corsair ram.... 😶
Tell ya right now the Corsair RGB pro ram is never fitting with that ridiculously huge cooler smh
The slides for the fans is awesome..should be a standard for gpus and cpus. So if one dies u can very easily just replace it.