bruh ur paying mostly for look and brand name at this point (its a heat spreder issue since the cooler isn't actually in direct contact with the diy it can't cool it under 40/50c )
Not featuring the Thermalright Peerless Assassin is wild considering its only like 30-40 bucks, and is comparable to some liquid coolers and top of the line Noctua's
I have that on my 5600x, if I recall correctly. It’s. Pretty great. Acoustics are solid, that includes both loudness and tone. I really got it to replace the stock cooler because I didn’t like the noise. Mission successful.
@@ramsesmaside3844 con Los de aire lo más que puede fallar es el ventilador, y cambias por uno de mejor marca como bequiet o noctua, esos Corsair eran muy buenos, también tuve uno hace como 15 años, 1er generación
Deepcool products are great. They are built well, last quite sometime and are reliable. They are very cheap in my country, like now and then many items are sold out.
The reason the 360 did worse then the 240 is that it generally runs way quiter as the 3 fans dont need to spin very fast if its not getting hot either way
Ok listen up. I got an old aio from a prebuilt. I bought a new pump a second radiator some small rubber pipes you see in pools and fish tanks and some distilled water. Cost maybe 60 bucks. I have a custom water loop with 2 radiators and all the pipes are held together with crymps and flex seal. It doesn’t leak and it keeps my cpu nice a cool. So it don’t take nothing expensive. It looks ghetto but it works
Tbh around $30 the thermalright Peerless Assassin or Phantom Spirit does the job better imo and I'd choose that again because the temp difference isn't a lot
Depending upon your cpu, a air cooler might good enough but for higher end CPUs like the i9s or ryzen 9s it is a good choice to liquid cool them. I think in this video the overall best cooler he mentioned is the 4th cooler, the deepcool gamaax 240.
Gonna go woth the corsair H150i. Rocking 50°c after 8 hours of hard labor for my rig and a solid 31°c when Im just browsing the internet and watching shows
Overall temps are important sure but not if it makes your pc sound like a jet’s about to take off. Cheap coolers can be fine to get temps down but typically make a lot of noise doing it 🔊
air cooler is the best, life time free maintenance, consistent temperature and very cheaper, but ugly as F while the AIO make your pc looks more clean and elegant. btw i had deepcool 400fs(CMIIW) back on 2010, and still works today like new
All fans and pumps were at 100% start to finish, but yes a different CPU gives difference results We were just hitting the limitations of the CPU materials under full load
Liquid cooling for a 5600x is kind of pointless, considering the extra money you spend for the liquid cooling could get you the next level up CPU, or a better GPU. Right now the best bang for buck is the Thermalright coolers, they offer cooling performance of air coolers double and even triple the price.
seems like the $30 air cooler is the clear value winner, however i wonder how this would compare on a more high-powered CPU like a 14900k for example. a test like this makes anything above $100 seem really stupid, however anything more than the $30 air cooler with a 5600x is complete overkill and probably won’t make much difference, the PC probably notices the temps and makes the high end coolers run low the whole time, but i bet the higher-end coolers would make more a difference on a CPU that would need more cooling
It would be basically the same, it's more powerful by a long shot but takes basically the same wattage so it wouldn't go above 70, if you wanna test a water cooler try a 14900k, it will literaly cook you if your not careful
Why get the elite? The normal one has the same performance the only difference is the lcd screen has higher resolution and refresh rate and its way more expensive
Laughs in aroura r7 liquid cooler hasnt gone past 60c on load and says at 40c on idle also got the whole pc for 150 bucks nothing was even broken just very dusty
Jonsbo for 30$? What you smoking peerless se or freezer 36 Also the price of the cooler is just the nzxt rgb tax Why not test something which actually preform Better like thicc60
Maybe u should test some less known brands that are cheaper. On my i7 13700kf with oc at 5.7 ghz I'm having it at around 60°celcius while gaming with a 360 AIO from xsilence. I use the non rgb and cost me less than 100€. Not promoting them , just saying there is options for everyone and it doesn't need to cost 500 freaking $$$
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The drop from stock cooler to $30 cooler is MASSIVE $30 cooler FTW
Also, arctic liqud freezer III be like: look what they have to do to mimic a fraction of our power
@@JUsTaPIcklE-hy7xithat was so corny
i love how theres a 0.2c difference between the 100$ aio and the 500$ aio
bruh ur paying mostly for look and brand name at this point (its a heat spreder issue since the cooler isn't actually in direct contact with the diy it can't cool it under 40/50c )
Because it's the 5600x, this CPU could easily be cooled by the provided stock cooler, liquid cooling is overkill for it.
Low power cpu so makes sense
Ist about looks and he uses the 2nd worst Cpu of the last gen
You should try this again with a 7800x3d or a 14900k
I have a 7800x3d with a kraken 360 aio. I consistently only get to about 60c under load 20 to 30 degrees less for idle.
7800X3D is not that hard to cool, bad idea
that 14900k is gonna be screaming for help when a 5 dollar cooler is used on it
Nice
7800x3d can easily be cooled with a $20 cooler, but I have mine cooled with an $80 aio just for aesthetics
Damn that 5 dollar cooler sucks lol
And with the exact same cooler I got 96c temperarures. Or the cooler sucks, my pc or maybe both suck
It's probably just better off with the stock cooler from AMD
@stormtrooper8343 Cook a hot pocket in there
@@stormtrooper8343you might have messed up with thermal paste application
AMDs wraith is just good lol
Not featuring the Thermalright Peerless Assassin is wild considering its only like 30-40 bucks, and is comparable to some liquid coolers and top of the line Noctua's
I second this. Got it in my rig and it cools the 7800x3d flawlessly. For 35 bucks its the best cooler on the market
I have it and it's the best air cooler aside from overpriced noctua
Yessss this ☝🏼
I have that on my 5600x, if I recall correctly. It’s. Pretty great. Acoustics are solid, that includes both loudness and tone. I really got it to replace the stock cooler because I didn’t like the noise. Mission successful.
I always choose air coolers, less problems, regards from Mexico.
Yo acabo de comprar un Phantom Spirit de Thermalright y jala perfecto
@@danielgonzalezjimenez5677 Chulo
Yo tengo un DeepCool AK620, cambié de un Corsair H60 de hace 6 años, nunca dio problema hasta que murió la bomba 😅
@@ramsesmaside3844 con Los de aire lo más que puede fallar es el ventilador, y cambias por uno de mejor marca como bequiet o noctua, esos Corsair eran muy buenos, también tuve uno hace como 15 años, 1er generación
The one that costs 30$ obviously
Arctic Liquid freezer III laughing in the corner at 70$ (360mm)
I have this, its awesome
Thermalright Phantom Spirit(Flat Top), Artic Freezer III 360mm and 420 should have been referenced.
As long as it stays under 60, I’m considering it more than good enough.
Artic liquid freezer 3, it’s the cheapest at around $140 and cools way better than anything on the market rn.
140$? I can get the Arctic liquid freezer 3 in Germany for 67,77€ (Vat included) 😮
Deepcool products are great. They are built well, last quite sometime and are reliable. They are very cheap in my country, like now and then many items are sold out.
The reason the 360 did worse then the 240 is that it generally runs way quiter as the 3 fans dont need to spin very fast if its not getting hot either way
I’d do the Thermalright Assassin King 120 SE (ARGB or non-RGB, I’d probably go with non) with 5 heat pipes, costs like $20 and seems really good
The 30 dollar one has the best value. Amazing difference of 20 degrees
Ok listen up.
I got an old aio from a prebuilt.
I bought a new pump a second radiator some small rubber pipes you see in pools and fish tanks and some distilled water.
Cost maybe 60 bucks.
I have a custom water loop with 2 radiators and all the pipes are held together with crymps and flex seal. It doesn’t leak and it keeps my cpu nice a cool.
So it don’t take nothing expensive. It looks ghetto but it works
Noctua NH-D15 is my favourite.
Best thing about an air cooler is it will likely never fail after a long ass time and can be used on numerous builds
And the fan can be swapped if it fails
Tbh around $30 the thermalright Peerless Assassin or Phantom Spirit does the job better imo and I'd choose that again because the temp difference isn't a lot
Anything above 35$ (If you spend on the right cooler) is overkill.
Probably the nzxt for the warranty and easy drivers and capabaility to use all my fans with one program rather than 3/4
Depending upon your cpu, a air cooler might good enough but for higher end CPUs like the i9s or ryzen 9s it is a good choice to liquid cool them. I think in this video the overall best cooler he mentioned is the 4th cooler, the deepcool gamaax 240.
that 30 dollar cooler can even cool 13th gen intel cpu
I would try out the liquid arctic freezer 3 or the ekwb 360mm aio
Gonna go woth the corsair H150i.
Rocking 50°c after 8 hours of hard labor for my rig and a solid 31°c when Im just browsing the internet and watching shows
$220 for a 4 degree difference. I'd stick with the $30 cooler
Overall temps are important sure but not if it makes your pc sound like a jet’s about to take off. Cheap coolers can be fine to get temps down but typically make a lot of noise doing it 🔊
thermalright phantom spirit 🗣️🔥
I just use Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 Evo (costed 65€ and never been over 68°c with 7 7950x3d)
air cooler is the best, life time free maintenance, consistent temperature and very cheaper, but ugly as F while the AIO make your pc looks more clean and elegant. btw i had deepcool 400fs(CMIIW) back on 2010, and still works today like new
Dry ice
You were simply getting below the fan curve with the more expensive coolers, a hotter CPU would give more accurate results
All fans and pumps were at 100% start to finish, but yes a different CPU gives difference results
We were just hitting the limitations of the CPU materials under full load
Im using silverstone 360 Aio for 6year and it still work😁🔥
Sorry for my english is not good
would like to see there 420mm arctic aio
Wow didnt expect jonsbo got recognized..
Do the same video with the same coolers, and change processor to 7600x / 7700x
Deepcool ag620...is a ledgend ❤
Liquid cooling for a 5600x is kind of pointless, considering the extra money you spend for the liquid cooling could get you the next level up CPU, or a better GPU.
Right now the best bang for buck is the Thermalright coolers, they offer cooling performance of air coolers double and even triple the price.
I prefer Noctua. In my country it cost only $100 and good for any condition, especially room without AC and bad airflow.
I have a $90 cooler. Depending on my fan spin my cpu is either 48°c or 54°c
Not a lot of information that could explain the differences. Also, a much higher heat load would’ve seperated the coolers postions better.
Got my msi mag for 100 works just the same as the kraken but no lcd screen
I learned nothing other than the more expensive you are just paying for a 1-2 degree difference I would rather stick with a 30$ cooler
Just get a tower cooler and call it a day unless u can affort an AIO for some cosmetics.
For a 5600x, I would go with a 30 dollar air cooler
Noctua NH-U12A push and pull on my 4 computers, even my 5800x3d .
Meanwhile my peerless assassin 120 giving me 48 degree temps for $40 dollars
Liquid nitrogen cooler for -15° Celsius
seems like the $30 air cooler is the clear value winner, however i wonder how this would compare on a more high-powered CPU like a 14900k for example.
a test like this makes anything above $100 seem really stupid, however anything more than the $30 air cooler with a 5600x is complete overkill and probably won’t make much difference, the PC probably notices the temps and makes the high end coolers run low the whole time, but i bet the higher-end coolers would make more a difference on a CPU that would need more cooling
Air cooler, bc it's easier to maintain
The ek cr360 should be able to have that cpu on its lowest temp possible on a ready made cooler you can buy.
Don't buy from black company like EK
@@MadridistaFrieren What is the reason for that i thought they were great what happened?
Just 30$ and 100$ are good enough and others are extremely expensive which are for clown people
The only clown here is you
brokie can’t afford a 250 dollar cooley
@@misiaplays5532you’re a disappointment to your family
@@misiaplays5532yeah why'd I spend $250 for a slightly better cooler when it can go to GPU or CPU smh
@@MultiZernez ur angry😡😡😡
Plain old Tower Cooler for me.
the phantom spirit at 35 is the goat
I currently use the stock cooler on my 5600x, but I'm considering eventually changing to a (I think $20-$30) cooler that has RGB
Dual tower heat sink
Should’ve tried it with a thermalright cooler
The conclusion is forget about aesthetics
I have an ag400wh for my 5600g. On flight sim it never goes over 65
Watercoolers are not meant to cool a low end ryzen 5. Try again with a 5800x3d
It would be basically the same, it's more powerful by a long shot but takes basically the same wattage so it wouldn't go above 70, if you wanna test a water cooler try a 14900k, it will literaly cook you if your not careful
me with that 500 dollar cooler
its 280-300$ lmao stop flexing things you dont know the price of
All you need for not toasty cpus is a peerless assasin 120 se
either go with stock 30 or 100 $ cooler
The “500$” cooler the nzxt kraken elite 360 is actually 300$, very odd to label it as such
I’m not in America 😊
got an arctic liquid freezer 2 240mm argb for £48.99
Ryzen 5 does not need an aio, air cooled is enough
100 times the price 100 times the performance?
Why get the elite? The normal one has the same performance the only difference is the lcd screen has higher resolution and refresh rate and its way more expensive
i would get the 30 dolar one it has almost the same performance as the aios
Would you get it when using an 7900x or upper?
Bro I had a sick aio on my pc until the pump went bad:(
470 euro difference for 5 degree difference ☠️☠️
its all about sound and fan speed
i bought a kraken 360 non elite no rgb for $100 and i love it
Laughs in aroura r7 liquid cooler hasnt gone past 60c on load and says at 40c on idle also got the whole pc for 150 bucks nothing was even broken just very dusty
I choose the noctua nh-d15 even though its not on the list
Jonsbo for 30$?
What you smoking
peerless se or freezer 36
Also the price of the cooler is just the nzxt rgb tax
Why not test something which actually preform Better like thicc60
Bro got intel core i7 , i9 rtx 3060,4090s chillinng in the background 💀
My pc don't need a cooler 😂
my 17 dollar thermal right keeps it under 50
I use cooler master 620s with highest temp of 72° while running cenebench (5600x)
Cooler master for like 70$ is enough for my 13600kf
The Deepcool GAMMAX
Id choose the stock cooler cuz I'm broke asf
I use the same chip with the kraken cooler and mine doesnt go above 52 aswell
The jonsbo is the winner tbh
I would juat take the stock cooler 79 degrees isnt all that bad anyways if i were going to overclock the cpu then i would get an expensive cooler
100$ is worth it
I use a air cooler on my Ryzen 7950x3d
Id buy thermalright phantom spirit
Should of tested the artic 3
Maybe u should test some less known brands that are cheaper. On my i7 13700kf with oc at 5.7 ghz I'm having it at around 60°celcius while gaming with a 360 AIO from xsilence. I use the non rgb and cost me less than 100€.
Not promoting them , just saying there is options for everyone and it doesn't need to cost 500 freaking $$$
Plus 0fps
Minus 20-50% noise
Worth? Subjective
Shoulda tested a CPU that isn't easy to cool, testing on 65w is dumb
AIOs over $80 are just for esthetics
thats a 300$ cooler lmao
Man my stock cooler keeps my 5600G at like 58° while gaming 💀
You should with much toasty 14900ks
Bruh, why would u use a 5600x for these tests, use something that produces more heat like a 13600k or a 7700x or maybe a 7800x3d
Yeah air cooler still
I have a thermaktake ak120 with a r5 5600 (non x) running 4.8 ghz single at 60 degrees. My room us really ghot. 30 degrees c room temp