Probably. But that's not the fault of those two guys presenting. They're doing a great job. We'll see how the problems behind the curtain are being handled in the long run.
What about water temps? Do the AIO ever overheat the water when noise normalised? My last AIO would automatically increase the fan noise as the water temperature climbed, so fans became quickly annoying.
The coolant does not exceed the recommended temperatures. The temperature reached does not harm any of the AIOs components. The customer will experience thermal throughteling well before any problems with the coolant occur.
worst experience with EKWB, just got my "new custom pc" i paid for the ek quantum ryzen 9 7950x3d dragons blood...what do i get? an intel edition of it....but wait look at the specs ek carbon 690 mobo...nope got a rog strix wifi e instead...$200 cheaper than whats on your website......so wrong parts ...ENTIRE wrong pc...but yeah 6k+ was well worth it.... cant wait to hear from your staff....already waited 2 months for it to arrive this morning just to be disappointed
week 9 going onto week 10...which is 2 weeks later than advertised as well....youd think these guys are out here building the most complex builds in the world....but they make you wait past the due time.....even though this particular pc was even IN STOCK.....paid all up front...no communication when i reached out to them....radio silent.
Sorry you got screwed so hard. Unfortunately, EK is very well known for having awful customer support, overpriced products, and extremely mediocre performance. I'm just sorry you hard to learn such an expensive lesson. I hope they do the right thing and give you a full refund. In the future, I recommend you avoid EK products and go with other reputable brands like Watercool, Aquacomputer, Optimus, Bitspower, Alphacool, and even Byski or Barrow are better.
this test is pretty meeehhh to not say that it lacks the biggest factor wich is ambient temp., however, performance is pretty poor considering that here, 7950x, 2x360 radiators, same clock and fixed voltage, 100% at 25c ambient for a 10 minutes prime small avx run brought me at 77 c
Lower decibels = lower fan speed = higher temperatures. 100% fan speed = more heat desipated = lower temps. The lines are switched though yes First graph has 100% on top and second has 100% on bottom.
Direct DIE, faster fans, faster pump + more radiators, yield better results, as expected, since removing the CPU heatspreader and thermal interface (solder), removes 2 unnecessary barriers beween the CPU DIE and the waterblock coldplate, that hinder optimal/fastest possible heat transfer/removal from the CPU DIE to the waterblock coldplate
@@AB-80X You should look at the definition of a "scammer" and look at your comment . . . i understand what you want to say but you have choose the wrong "words". And i just want technical data for instance !
EK being a bad company aside... This video is quite useless. 26 minutes? You could have just published the graphs and a 4 sentence summary. "Direct die makes everything better (obviously) and AIO don't sustain high loads as well as vanilla custom loops." Oh, look, I did the summary in 1.
I guess no one else wanted to test them?
Probably. But that's not the fault of those two guys presenting. They're doing a great job. We'll see how the problems behind the curtain are being handled in the long run.
this Waiting for it to arrive on Amazon from USA to buy it.
What about water temps? Do the AIO ever overheat the water when noise normalised? My last AIO would automatically increase the fan noise as the water temperature climbed, so fans became quickly annoying.
@@AB-80X no need to be an angry little sock puppet.
The coolant does not exceed the recommended temperatures. The temperature reached does not harm any of the AIOs components. The customer will experience thermal throughteling well before any problems with the coolant occur.
worst experience with EKWB, just got my "new custom pc" i paid for the ek quantum ryzen 9 7950x3d dragons blood...what do i get? an intel edition of it....but wait look at the specs ek carbon 690 mobo...nope got a rog strix wifi e instead...$200 cheaper than whats on your website......so wrong parts ...ENTIRE wrong pc...but yeah 6k+ was well worth it.... cant wait to hear from your staff....already waited 2 months for it to arrive this morning just to be disappointed
week 9 going onto week 10...which is 2 weeks later than advertised as well....youd think these guys are out here building the most complex builds in the world....but they make you wait past the due time.....even though this particular pc was even IN STOCK.....paid all up front...no communication when i reached out to them....radio silent.
do not buy EKWB fork out for another company....worst 6.5k+ i spent in my life
Sorry you got screwed so hard. Unfortunately, EK is very well known for having awful customer support, overpriced products, and extremely mediocre performance. I'm just sorry you hard to learn such an expensive lesson. I hope they do the right thing and give you a full refund. In the future, I recommend you avoid EK products and go with other reputable brands like Watercool, Aquacomputer, Optimus, Bitspower, Alphacool, and even Byski or Barrow are better.
this test is pretty meeehhh to not say that it lacks the biggest factor wich is ambient temp., however, performance is pretty poor considering that here, 7950x, 2x360 radiators, same clock and fixed voltage, 100% at 25c ambient for a 10 minutes prime small avx run brought me at 77 c
This is not a review but were gonna test and review them? This is as confusing as paying your suppliers
The title says Test not Review...
It is great test comparing different coolers with max and 10 minute scores + with noise lvl cap test.
How is testing at lower decibel equal to higher temperature then at 100% on temps graph? Maybe you have them switched by accident?
Lower decibels = lower fan speed = higher temperatures.
100% fan speed = more heat desipated = lower temps.
The lines are switched though yes
First graph has 100% on top and second has 100% on bottom.
Is reading too difficult for you?
Aren't all you bots already tired of dancing to that tune? You need Steve to tell you who to hate next, I guess.
wait I thought that direct die AIO only works on socket LGA1700
Is it all measured with the same TIM at 19:54 or LM at the DD application?
For all the testing, we used Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut, which was cleaned and reapplied for each test.
Direct DIE, faster fans, faster pump + more radiators, yield better results, as expected, since removing the CPU heatspreader and thermal interface (solder), removes 2 unnecessary barriers beween the CPU DIE and the waterblock coldplate, that hinder optimal/fastest possible heat transfer/removal from the CPU DIE to the waterblock coldplate
Witch thermal paste or liquid metal for each ?
@@AB-80X You should look at the definition of a "scammer" and look at your comment . . . i understand what you want to say but you have choose the wrong "words". And i just want technical data for instance !
Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut was used for all the direct die testing, and for the non-direct die testing, we used our own EK-Loop Thermal Paste NGP
I’m confused I thought EK died?
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AIO = for green people
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DD = for gamblers
EK being a bad company aside... This video is quite useless. 26 minutes? You could have just published the graphs and a 4 sentence summary. "Direct die makes everything better (obviously) and AIO don't sustain high loads as well as vanilla custom loops." Oh, look, I did the summary in 1.