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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Today we check out the all new AW4 360 AIO and see how it can handle an overclocked 13900k!
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I've used a few Thermalright AIOs over the last two years and most of their 360mm units are $55 to $80. So far zero issues.
thanks for that input. was thinking of trying it out with the next build.
Love Thermalright, I've got a 360 AIO, been running for a year on my 5900x. It's a beast and at ~$60 is just a steal.
I've reviewed many Thermalright Aios and I will tell you bang for your buck is Thermalright period
@@WELSHYTECH fancy seeing you here sir!
@@craiglortie8483 You won't regret it. I've used the Frozen Notte several times, it looks nice with the ARGB and infinity mirror on the block. Plus it has the ARGB fans included too and I think it's usually only $60 to $68. Best bang for the buck out there and I think are coming out with an LCD model here soon for sub $180.
But why buy this if the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 is 89 euro (non rgb) and 109 with rgb?
Because in the states, the price is pretty comparable to other aio’s in the market. The non-rgb version of the 240 and 360 isn’t even available on Amazon US.
Why buy that when you can get a 50-60 dollar Thermalright 360 AIO?
@@evo7836 Performance? :)
I got an Arctic LF III 360 for my 13700K, but some people have had quite some trouble installing. The LF III works brilliantly, but I was also recommended the TR Frozen Notte seems great value, and no need for dismantling the ILM. I was "lucky" and got my LF III A-RGB for $85 including delivery. But it seems in the US to be always well over $100.
0:38.
Good time for iBuypower to do a sponsored ad, with all the Thermalright, Arctic, etc. AIOs out now that perform better for less.
My H105 lasted 9 years and i only upgraded because i went to a 7950X, it still works! Used from a FX-6350, 1600X, 3600, i9-10850K
Wow that's impressive holyyt
@@InfernoTrees my original Corsair h100i from 2012 still works
My h100i Pro is still kicking from 2016 or 17 whatever it was
Yeah, as others have already said, that is quite impressive. How long do such coolers last, on average? And by that, I mean how it is long until people start experiencing problems?
Next is thermalright's 360
I was waiting for this comment lol
@@jsCP94I was actively looking for it 😂
Thermalright Frozen Prism 360 $58 shoooweeee
LOL...This is a sponsored video. Not a review. So just a commercial.
I have no idea what this means but the 4 replies must mean something🤣🤣
i bought ARCTIC Liquid freezer III 420 for 82eur on sale which is with all taxes and stuff. would never buy any other AIO, with P14 Max fans change it's best AIO you can buy honestly.
I got the same AIO for my 7950x3d, it's pretty damn good. I'm already considering getting rid of my Corsair 140mm case fans and putting in some P14.
@@itscrikey got the same but my arctic freezer ii started leaking after 3 years and killed the motherboard , cost me 300 pounds , so arctic is not so trustable but their prices made me go again with them , i never heard of thermalrightbut if i did i would have definitelly went with them
I had one cooling my i9 7920x and i was able to push 5ghz all core pulling 390 watts. I had to use liquid freezer II lga 1200 kit to make it work but it's hands down the craziest aio ive used. I want to throw some noctua industrial 140s on it and see how much more it can take.
@@mite_jan there is six year warranty for the LF II lineup, so you should have went with that. I believe this might even cover costs induced by leak damage.
@@mite_jan this was a known issue, which they've already readily owned up to and fixed. They offered free repairs or replacements (as appropriate to one's situation), at zero cost to users. Was it a screw up? Sure. But they've done right by the consumers. Their products are definitely still worth buying.
I glad J mentioned sticker centering problem which highly bother all of us!
nice to see some budget options, but I'm still an air cooled kinda guy. The only maintenance I have to do is clean the fan every now and then.
Same here
Honestly with how fans have become so quiet and cheap using anything else is just a really lame flex.
@@TonicofSonic true
well all you need to do with AIO is same clean the fans and rads.
its open loop requires maintenance for the coolant or even disassembly due to colored coolants.
@@gamertechlive1780 having more to clean is an extra step. All I ever do to my cpu cooler fan is every 6 months clean the buildup of dust on the leading edge of the blade.
Hey Corsair! Take note on the screws. For the love of all that's holy. COPY THAT!!!!
Over the summer I hope you do a comparison of all the current AIO's you can manage. Doing a sponsored video like this is essentially a commercial for the company, something we've come to expect (this one was a bit too heavy on it at times though).
Setting them up against each other in one collected video would give a one-click-source, and could show other comparisons besides how well they cool. Build quality, fan design, fan coverage of the radiator, how many wires, mounting type. Plus you would get a spreadsheet of numbers to show.
I've installed 3 of the Thermalright 360mm Notte coolers, and over the last 6 months I've had no issues and great temperature's. Love em.
Great value AIO. Granted, I do spend way too much on mine because I like the fancy screen I can put videos on.
Sidenote: I came here from a silly flat/round earther react video so the intro here was a surprisingly perfect transition, lol.
It's good to see that coolers are getting better and cheaper as time goes on.
Jay, I really like your videos and feels like you connect with your audience. Thank you for making videos.
Thanks, Jay. Just talk about pc stuff, and I learn. Your videos were the first that I came across. I've been doing PC stuff for about 11 months now and can basically build in from the ground up and help build a roommates PC. Lots Of research, videos and questions. Thanks, Jay, again. Got a gtx970. Not the best lol but got that and the ddr4 ram. That's it Maybe build my own someday. Just love learning and building P. C's.
Thanks for the video Jay!
I used to have one of those in rad pump aio's from iBuyPower, lasted 9 months..... replaced with be quiet dark rock 4, couldn't be happier
Thats VERY impressive dude. My Lian LI Galahad II LCD will let my 14900ks draw 345 watts before it throttles and it cost 2.5 times that AIO. that $100 cooler is doing WAY better than I thought. thats nuts
your work is not only informative but also visually stunning!
I can bet that thermaright can do it better for cheaper.👀
facts
And they have 😂
benefit of thermalright being the oem instead of outsourcing the manufacturing elsewhere.
@@Izanagi-Arsene It is a little more than just being the OEM. They also use cheaper parts, and for sure, cheaper labor.
Great video!! Could you do a Q&A or FAQ video on water cooling? With the newer products out there, and higher temps generated by the components, there might be more information to viewers not previously gone over.. Thanks for all you do !!
My Corsair AIO's pump died on me two weeks ago. Because I didn't want to blow heaps of money, and I'm sick of icue, I got a Deepcool 360 AIO. It's pretty good and keeps the CPU cooler than the Corsair one did. I wanted an Arctic Liquid Freezer III but they had no stock.
Looks like a very nice solution.
I’ve been looking for a good affordable AIO. Just bought it. The 360. Thanks Jay and the team. Good results from that I buy power aio.
At the moment i'm running a 360 AIO by upHere it cost me £69 on amazon here in the UK and it's running cool
glad i got my arctic liquid freezer III 420 rgb for like 87 bucks during their anniversary sale, might replace the fans one day though they do make some noise. nothing extreme but feel it could be better
My Deepcool castle ex 240 is now working for 3 years 24/7 as i do not turn of my PC and never had any problems. Not even pump sound got any louder.
I use the Coolermaster ML240 as a budget one and its always been fine despite being AUD$89, Multiple of them in service for several years now.
I got the ID COOLING 360mm rad for $80 and I used liquid metal on a 7800x3D runs about 50c on cyberpunk maxed out at 1440p ultrawide. Highly recommend
I live in NORTHERN CANADA and its 33celcius or 92f today!
Climate tax isn't helping?
i went on their website to check this aio out. they had the deepcool 120mm argb plus fans in a 3 pack for $5. luckily i was able to grab a couple packs before they went out of stock. gonna be a good upgrade from my 3 year old failing uphere fans.
Hey Jay &co. Thanks for doing this video. Nice to see a manufacturer that is fair with pricing. I'm sure the others will pressure them to raise their prices and I sincerely hope they don't cave to the greedy corporate a**holes. Looks like they have a good one here. To protect their investment, I'm sure they double checked all QC procedures. I will likely get one of these because YOU did this video. Thank you so much.
Ronnie.
Hey Jay, I finally got a chance to try The Dalmore 12, omg so damn good. It took me this long to try it, but it is well worth the wait!
I have an open loop radiator that had a rather large chunk of solder stuck inside of it. It finally broke free and blocked off one of the ports after a couple of years of use while I was doing a flush and refill of the loop.
you can buy radiator combs meant to restraighten the fins
I had a Z490 MSI board that out of the box with MCE enabled had my 10850k at 1.45v! I overclocked it to 5ghz all core and ran fine at 1.25v and much cooler
The good thing about be quiets silent loop 2 and pure loop 2 is, that you just can remove the plug in the radiator and flush the AiO and change the fluid.
Never bought a AIO more expensive than $150. My current CPU 5900x is cooled by Arctic LF II 360 ARGB. Incredibly good cooler for the price, $125 (June 2022). Arctic upgraded the warranty to 6 years.
impressed with those fans considering how close you sit they were virtually silent
6min since upload, the fastest I've ever been.
My Deepcool LS720 is a beast.
The mounting system and the radiator is exactly the same as my Silverstone icemyst and judging from the spes and the looks, the internals of the pump must be the same as well. Icemyst, from my experience, it is indeed great value AIO, competing with double priced AIOs. Thanks for the review and the simple, easy to understand benchmarking.
13°c here Jay ... Rocking a beanie and hoodie mate ( Australia) 😂😂
in argentina is so cold rn, that you can keep cool a 1390k with the stock c ooler
Jay...Consider promoting the best bang for the buck AIO. Look a Thermalright. I just replaced an Thermaltake AIO that failed after 3 years with a $50.00 Thermalright and the performance is outstanding for the cost. If it lasts 3 years, I'm happy to replace it at the same price point!
"Wobbly stickers bothers us" Well now I really would want to sneak in there and replace every sticker on a fan with one that's really off center...
I can imagine the call to the police. "You say you had a break-in, and nothing was stolen and there were nothing destroyed?"
"No, every fan was destroyed! The stickers are wobbly on everyone of them now!"
I think I just had a massive result picked up a Corsair h170i link RGB brand new £150 waiting for it to be delivered tomorrow.
The UK doesn't get hot it just rains and get uncomfertably humid :D
what's the most building materials u use there? wood?
@@infnofreedom houses: concrete block and brick, or timber frame, brick or block exterior
For now.
Have you done a video detailing the different ways to cool the room where you are gaming so that whatever cooling method is used in the PC can do what it is designed to do?
I love air cooling. I don't overclock and I use oversized fans that push more air volume at slower speeds. This results in very quiet machines letting me work in silence.
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You, Linus, Steve, Wendell, Paul, Kyle, ect... all should make them 🤜🤛🏾
jay is using my first ever gaming mouse lol brings back memories
I ordered on for my PC. I don't think you mentioned it but both models are also available in white.
Heat related anecdote: Had a hardline system I was helping someone with recently. It suddenly starting to alarm that the water temp was too high (approaching 60 C). After making sure the pump was fine (it was brand new), we soon realized the room air temp was too high in that room to transfer heat from the radiator. Once they turned on just a little AC, which they didn't want to do to save some money, it all went to normal. They're a little upset that they need to do that, but it was crazy to finally experience something I only knew as theoretical.
The sythe rads are pretty good too
Just got a new deep cool! It was "cheap" compared to my old Nzxt, but it looks great. The old one was only 4 years old, but had to give up because I couldn't get the AM5 adapter in Canada without very high shipping costs from Nzxt direct plus duty. At that price, I decided to go for the new unit. But of course it cost me... Because I was using all 140mm RGB fans and had to get 120mm now. Yeesh.
Is that large cat going to get along with the dragon? Looks contentious.
Jay own a box with anime on it. Jay is now a weeb.
ONE OF US!
A video I would love to see is the cheapest custom loop Jayztwocents would actually buy in 2024, an alternative to this AIO that also has the advantage of upgrading to add in a GPU block to the loop later on
Agreed. I would also like to see what parts he would use.
I would love that video too.
Damn that pump rpm is fast. My new corsair is topped off at 2600 and change.
Enermax, IDCooling and Thermalright just to list a few, have sub $90 360mm aio’s.
Thermalright and Arctic should be the AIOs you use to judge if an alternative is a better fit.
That's great value... I am up to my third Galahad II Trinity performance due to pump issues... So more money didn't mean better quality for me.
Worried how long it lasts. That's the ONLY thing stopping me from buying this... Considering my air cooled PC is over 6 years old and still running strong...
I'm getting two of them the 240mm and the 360mm unit
It's freezing here in the southern hemisphere where it's winter hooray
For the Price range, and Artic III is the better choice. Works so well.
Hello, I like these kind of tests. I also suggest to check this AiO: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 - currently on amazon below £90 (even less in $ I think).
Sorry, it's freezing here in New Zealand 😅❄️
would've like to see a run with kpx or a different paste to compare what comes on the cooler still all in all good vid👍
With the loss of DeepCool's products, it is nice to have another option. I think I bought the last Assassin IV from B&H 12 hours after the State Department announcement.
I'm with J on the clips, I won't use any coolers that use the clips, either mount to the Backplate or I will find another cooler that does and get that. I'm rocking an Artic Freezer 3 with Offset Mount.
Anecdotal but I had to replace my ibuypower prebuilt’s AIO less than a year after I purchased it. Got a lian li cooler and have been fine since
I would love to see how this compares too a very good air cooler in temp, noise, reliability etc.
honest opinion and experience i have never had an AIO that that has performed well iv had both Fractal's and Corsairs one was a 240mm and the other was a 360mm aio and neither performed as well as Noctua's Air coolers even the Redux single tower cooler performs better on my 9900k and the NH-D15 i have for my 7900x-3D.
Pretty chilly in the bottom half of the planet Jay!
I go deep cool personally because of the anti leak tech which works soooooo good also competitive high quality
Interested to see a follow up on this after 12 and 18 months, since while these Apaltek units tend to be great at first...from doing repair, I've seen many of these fail before their 2 year mark.
9 seconds ago is crazy luck. Just opened up yt while my mom goes into surgery
She’ll be okay brother!
🙏Praying God keeps her safe for you my dude.
❤
Hope all goes well
Hope your mom wil be and is oke ❤🩹
I have an Arctic Freezer III 360, set to intake, with a push pull configuration and i get similar temps in cinebench with my 13700k. When i had my aio set to top exhaust with push, i was throttling. Im starting to think i need to RMA my aio. And im on the most recent bios on my MSI Z790 with Default intel settings. ANd i generally always set my pump to run at 100% all the time no matter the temps. For full transparency my case is a Phanteks Exlipse G500A. So case restrictions really aren't an issue.
the fans is same as deep cools, i just checked with my old AIO
Good luck with that 13900k. You're gonna need it. Oy!
Suggested video. Been seeing lots of aios with lcd screens cheap on Amazon. Weird brands. It would be awesome if you did a video on these. A comparison on install and performance and features. Like lcd aio under like 125 dollars. Been looking for such a device lol
The biggest thing for me now when buying an AIO is are the tubes on the block within the mounting bracket perimeter. If they go past, I will not buy it because of compatibility issues with my MSI ITX board.
So I have a AM 4 system and I was looking for an AIO that had the back plate and the four hold down screws so I did not have to use the stupid clips. So I went with the NZXT kraken 240 and I think I paid $130 for it. Tell the downside to it is you have to use the NZXT software. The overall pretty damn happy with it!
I have a Fractal Design Celsius S36 as my first AIO and it seems to be fine for the workloads I use it for, sure there are better AIOs out there though.
Hey there, thanks for the vid and I have been watching your channel for ages. I lived at somewhere hot and humid and my AIO water temp can get to 50C easily.
This got me into thinking, how high the temp could go before it is "unsafe"? Could it burst into pieces when it get near the boiling point?
Could you get some creative stress testing with a cheapish AIO like this and a decent one to see if there could be any differences lol
Look forward to a good quality reckless video =P
whole new youtube 2024 new job new life its glorious
I got the MSI Coreliquid m360 for the equivalent of 55usd and it comes with 3 RGB fans and RGB water block lighting
With all the stability issues with the 13 and 14 series Intel processors, why not start testing more AMD processors?
Because he made a video regretting his AMD 7900x3d pc and he switched to the pos 14900k .
@@potatorigs2155 , I'm still rocking my 5800X3D, and I feel Jay didn't give the 7800X3D a fare shake before going to an inferior Intel CPU.
Well, not everyone has issues with 14th gen, have mine now a couple of months and still stable, did the PL limits since day one as I do with all my intel processors since, like 7th gen. And I'm not using a contact frame (yet) running stock thermal paste that came with the h170i. So yea will see how long the 14th gen will stay stable for me coz the r9 5950x was horse shit that's why I moved back to intel. But it's highly unlikely that I'll stay with Intel as there's rumors that hyperthreading will be removed, so will see if AMD is actually going to be better
@@Luckdragon2000 That's just it; The fact he went higher up the stack to a split CCD solution is part of where his problems came in. The 8 using just a single one, with all 3D vcache doesn't see some of the issues that the multi CCD, half vcache half not arrangement for the 9 and 950X3D skus introduces some weirdness, and can honestly perform worse in some cases.
Haven't watched the full video yet, but I mean if you're wanting to see how well something can handle a silly amount of heat, intel does seem like the horse to bet on.
@@Luckdragon2000 Because AMD screams minimum wage.
This is why i run air coolers. I don't have to worry about pump failures, leaks, or clogs. Worst case scenario, i replace a fan once in a while and it'll clearly stand out when it does start to fail.
I use both air coolers, AIOs and custom loop. Been using AIOs for years now, more than a few different brands/models, and i've only experienced one pump failure. It wasn't even in my own PC, it was in my brother-in-law's PC. He insisted on getting an NZXT M22, which was known for being problematic. Warned him that it was a gamble but he still wanted it. He is currently using my oldest AIO, from 2018 and it still works fine. Air coolers definitely have better longevity and are much simpler, so i get why many people stick with it. Recently bought the Arctic Freezer 36 ARGB, the one with 2 rgb fans, for a $30-ish introduction price and it's absolutely awesome.
You should also check out the redragon coolers and such, the one i have works great.
RIP Intel
Its normal temp outside 117 .. nice to work out in...biking running.
After about 12 months my Lian Li Gallahad AIO 360 started having intermittent issues. 18 months in I changed my setup to a AM5 AMD Build, and I had ultra high temps at idle (80C). Back then, it was known that AMD had some issues with heat and motherboard bios really wasn't ready. Got fresh BIOS upgrade, helped a bit, but still sky high. Contacted Lian Li, and they shipped me a new cooler. INSTANTLY down to 40C. I tore into the old cooler and holy h3ll the growth in that cooler was DISGUSTING. TOTALLY clogged the microchannels, BIG chunks in the pump, the radiator had all kinds of growth. GROSS. Thankfully Lian Li rose to the occasion and sent me a new cooler without issue. They also reset the warranty to another 4 years.
my swiftech aio is still working after years and years and years and years.
I've been running open loops for over 15 years now. I love the look of them and up until now the performance has been outstanding. The thing is that the newest generation of hardware dumps so much heat into the system it's insane. Part of it may be my motherboard just pushing the cpu too much, stupid Asus. Then of course the 7900XTX isn't a low wattage part either. Not to mention that this is the first time that I've seen a waterblock designed for both the flagship card and the next card down from it. The block doesn't connect to all the points that I expected it to. Probably what I get for passing on EK's block.
Jay, why do you use HWmonitor? HWinfo 64 is much more reliable? Just curious
Its hard for any cpu cooler right now the best choice is to buy an equivalent Thermalright cooler to get the same temps for 40 percent of the cost
Jay.. I have a H100 that was bought and installed in 2015..used it till 2016 then that tower has been in storage for 8 years ..
Should I even attempt to fire up the computer and risk leakage or just replace it? Same question for the motherboard battery ...
Hope your health improves and you keep doing what you love 😎