There are indeed and they’re all pretty good as well. They seem to learn as they’re going as well. The newer ones are far better than say the frozen notte.
@@jimbopcbuilds I’d be super interested to see the prism tests since it’s in a similar price range. I think after that, all the $50-$60 Thermalright AIO’s will have been tested
How much do these benchmarks matter if you change out the stock fans. Like if all of the radiators had the exact same fans, how much do you think it would affect these results. Do you think the frozen edge would still be so good in comparison?
Interesting question. That would become more of a fan testing exercise. For example if you replaced the stock fans with say $40 noctua fans you would see a difference. If you’re looking to see fan testing I’d go to Gamers Nexus as they have the equipment to test them far better than I can.
To clarify I test all coolers as they come out of the box. It’s supposed to influence a buying decision as most people won’t change the fans and will use it as is.
@@genericsidecharacter8915 I don't think the radiator would do much tbh. It would really come down to the pump and cold plate. How good are th coling fins in the block etc. That could be tested by using the same fans and fan profile across multiple AIOs of the same type (ie 240)
Good suggestion thank you. I didn’t do that originally as season was large and they would have been hard to see. Let have a think of the best way to do it.
4:50 this doesnt have RGB, and the 3 PWM simply plug in to one hub that then plus in to the Mobo, no big deal. Only difference with this and say Lian Li and/or Thermaltake daisy chan is that their solutions have connections that do not require wires, just one wire from the unit(s) to the Mobo.
I've just ordered a 360mm frozen edge for £46 on Amazon for my surplus parts build , 3800xt + 3070 in a cheap Mars Gaming MCV3 case . I am quite confused how the frozen notte has scored as i have a 360mm on my 11900k and it idles at 21c-23c and never goes above 60c
Very good video! Im usually running Lian Li because I love their single daisy chain, but with the $50 tag price i decided to try it out from this video. I can't seem to find any software to control the speed of pump or fans. Do TR have software to control the speed of pump and fans?
Thank you!! You just need to connect the fan connectors to the motherboard fan header. So check your board but you should have CPu fan headers. For the RGB, again connect with the RGB header on your board. You can then control both from the motherboard software.
@@jimbopcbuilds hey man I just want to thank you for recommending this cooler it’s works great I used the thermalright bracket with it and the maximum temp was 67-65c
@@jimbopcbuildsIt's gonna arrive today! I hope it doesn't disappoint me, I had temperature problems with my old AIO, when i was gaming the temperature arrives to 90-95 C°, so I needed a new one. I was between the thermalright edge and the Phanteks Glacier One 240 T30, I finally decided on the thermalright edge! As soon as I test it, I'll let you know!
@@jimbopcbuilds Hi! I I just installed the Thermalright AIO, the temperatures have dropped drastically by about 40°, before, in gaming it was about 88-95° now it doesn't go over 45-50°, with an I7-10700k overclocked to 4.9Ghz and with an undervolt what an amazing AIO for 50€.... Deam...
Thank you indeed for the sub. The workspace has taken a while but I’m very happy with it. I just wish it was bigger. As for the AIO, yes it is overkill for a 5600x, but for me it doesn’t matter as it’s so cheap. If it cost $100 US or above I’d be saying don’t go there but it’s not, so why. A decent air cooler would probably be only a small amount cheaper anyway.
@@jimbopcbuilds Thanks for the reply! Definitely some good info. The AIO is currently $67 on Amazon so I might wait a bit now that I know it's on the overkill side. I think a great future video would be a tour of your workspace! It looks very DIY. It's a nice contrast to all of the elaborate big setups and "aesthetic" choices of other channels. Your space definitely looks like work is getting done! Here's to your success on YT :)
It seems like a pretty solid choice, but I think I'll go for the Phantom Spirit 120 since I have a 5600X, I think it is not necesary that power difference, specially since I only do gaming. Thank you very much for this information, peace.
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That you so much for this!!! This has made it so much clearer. These tests are so comprehensive. I really really appreciate your work man
Thank you for the positive feedback. Always welcome.
I opted for the Frozen Infinity 360. best looking waterblock and fans. pretty quiet and performs well as well. So many models
There are indeed and they’re all pretty good as well. They seem to learn as they’re going as well. The newer ones are far better than say the frozen notte.
the frozen edge vs the prism and the notte?
I’ve not tested the prism yet. But the edge beats the notte.
So far I saw that the Notte is better than the Prism
@@ThatGuy-lk5oq Nice. Thanks for letting us know.
@@jimbopcbuilds I’d be super interested to see the prism tests since it’s in a similar price range. I think after that, all the $50-$60 Thermalright AIO’s will have been tested
How much do these benchmarks matter if you change out the stock fans. Like if all of the radiators had the exact same fans, how much do you think it would affect these results. Do you think the frozen edge would still be so good in comparison?
Interesting question. That would become more of a fan testing exercise. For example if you replaced the stock fans with say $40 noctua fans you would see a difference. If you’re looking to see fan testing I’d go to Gamers Nexus as they have the equipment to test them far better than I can.
To clarify I test all coolers as they come out of the box. It’s supposed to influence a buying decision as most people won’t change the fans and will use it as is.
@@jimbopcbuilds yeah, I was just wondering how much the pump and radiator themselves affect these temperatures.
@@genericsidecharacter8915 I don't think the radiator would do much tbh. It would really come down to the pump and cold plate. How good are th coling fins in the block etc. That could be tested by using the same fans and fan profile across multiple AIOs of the same type (ie 240)
@ interesting. I wonder what percentage or how many degrees the cold plate and pump really affect temperatures
nice video, but it would be nice to see actual values of temperatures in graphs, instead of just bars,
Good suggestion thank you. I didn’t do that originally as season was large and they would have been hard to see. Let have a think of the best way to do it.
4:50 this doesnt have RGB, and the 3 PWM simply plug in to one hub that then plus in to the Mobo, no big deal. Only difference with this and say Lian Li and/or Thermaltake daisy chan is that their solutions have connections that do not require wires, just one wire from the unit(s) to the Mobo.
But the wires are messy, depending on where you put it in the case adds a little more of challenge. There is RGB but only on the block.
I've just ordered a 360mm frozen edge for £46 on Amazon for my surplus parts build , 3800xt + 3070 in a cheap Mars Gaming MCV3 case . I am quite confused how the frozen notte has scored as i have a 360mm on my 11900k and it idles at 21c-23c and never goes above 60c
I’m using the 12900k which is right little toaster oven.
The exact video Im looking for, I will be buiding my 2nd pc with a 9900x. I was choosing between the ak620, pearless assassin and this aio.
Awesome. It's always nice to have helped.
Very good video! Im usually running Lian Li because I love their single daisy chain, but with the $50 tag price i decided to try it out from this video. I can't seem to find any software to control the speed of pump or fans. Do TR have software to control the speed of pump and fans?
Thank you!! You just need to connect the fan connectors to the motherboard fan header. So check your board but you should have CPu fan headers. For the RGB, again connect with the RGB header on your board. You can then control both from the motherboard software.
good video, sorta regret getting my phantom spirit a little bit now but it's doing good enough so far
The phantom spirit is an excellent cooler. What CPU are you running it on?
@@jimbopcbuilds 9800x3d. Highest temps I get are around 84c at high usage and 60-70 at normal gameplay
@@pira707 Nice. Have you tried enabling PBO?
Thank you so much for the information ❤
You’re very welcome.
Can I fit Silent Wings 4 pro fans into Phantom Spirit 120 SE or Pearless Assassin?
I would expect so as long as you use the 120 version. The clips used to install the fans are pretty standard.
@@jimbopcbuilds Yes I will be using 120 ones. Thank you for the answer.
@@Whiteshade You're very welcome
How in the heck an air cooler is better than liquid 360mm cooler?
In what category?
@@jimbopcbuilds I think he was talking about the idle
@@pira707 Ah ok. I'm not 100% certain tbh. In theory they should all have the same baseline but they don't.
The frozen edge keeps my 7900x3d nice and cool works like a champ. It moves alot of air too.
Awesome! It’s an amazing cooler for the price.
Do you know what the max temp it usually gets to is?
@@genericsidecharacter8915 with cinebennch running maybe 80c but when gaming between 50 and 60c
Idk what my issue is but I’m thermal throttling at 85-100celcius I’m not sure what’s wrong
Really? Did you leave the sticker on the bottom of the CPU block. I’ve done that a couple of times.
Would you recommend it for i7 14700k ? I didn’t find someone testing it on 14th gen
I'm pretty sure you'd have no problem with 14700k. I specifically went for the 12900k as it's a little toaster oven.
@@jimbopcbuilds many thanks
@@m-r-q9377 No worries and if you have any other questions please let me know.
@@jimbopcbuilds hey man I just want to thank you for recommending this cooler it’s works great I used the thermalright bracket with it and the maximum temp was 67-65c
@@m-r-q9377 That's awesome!!
Nice! I'm looking at this AIO but the 240mm version, do you recommend this for an i7-10700k?
Yes. I’d suggest a 360 for say an i9, but for 10700k the 240 should be more than enough.
@@jimbopcbuildsIt's gonna arrive today! I hope it doesn't disappoint me, I had temperature problems with my old AIO, when i was gaming the temperature arrives to 90-95 C°, so I needed a new one.
I was between the thermalright edge and the Phanteks Glacier One 240 T30, I finally decided on the thermalright edge! As soon as I test it, I'll let you know!
@@flaxx1298 That'd be great
@@jimbopcbuilds Hi! I I just installed the Thermalright AIO, the temperatures have dropped drastically by about 40°, before, in gaming it was about 88-95° now it doesn't go over 45-50°, with an I7-10700k overclocked to 4.9Ghz and with an undervolt what an amazing AIO for 50€.... Deam...
@@jimbopcbuilds i also i did a Beachmark stressing the CPU to the limits at 100% of usage, and the temperatures don't go up to 65°!
Thanks for the video. Subbed! I love your workspace! I’m debating this aio for the price. Wondering if it’s a bit of overkill tho for a 5600x
Thank you indeed for the sub. The workspace has taken a while but I’m very happy with it. I just wish it was bigger. As for the AIO, yes it is overkill for a 5600x, but for me it doesn’t matter as it’s so cheap. If it cost $100 US or above I’d be saying don’t go there but it’s not, so why. A decent air cooler would probably be only a small amount cheaper anyway.
@@jimbopcbuilds Thanks for the reply! Definitely some good info. The AIO is currently $67 on Amazon so I might wait a bit now that I know it's on the overkill side. I think a great future video would be a tour of your workspace! It looks very DIY. It's a nice contrast to all of the elaborate big setups and "aesthetic" choices of other channels. Your space definitely looks like work is getting done! Here's to your success on YT :)
Thank you and I did think about that. The space is quite small but I’m sure I can make it work
It seems like a pretty solid choice, but I think I'll go for the Phantom Spirit 120 since I have a 5600X, I think it is not necesary that power difference, specially since I only do gaming.
Thank you very much for this information, peace.
Not a bad plan. Even at the price an AIO is overkill for a 5600x.
thx 😀
You're very welcome 😀
Отличная AIO с 13700kf в разгоне, отводит спокойно 260 ватт и греется около 86-88 градусов.
Nice
Thermalright keeps disrupting the market with their pricing 😅😅
They really do. A 360 for $57 is nuts, but one that performs so well is something else.
go far man
Thank you