The New GOD of Low Profile CPU Coolers
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- The ID Cooling IS-55 is the newest low profile cooler and an update to the best low profile cooler from our last roundup. It turns out they listened to feedback and updated everything including a backplate installation, better performance and more....but there's still some some areas of concern.
Check out the ID Cooling IS-55 at Amazon
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Timestamps:
0:00 - The Best ITX Coolers
1:00 - Sponsor Spot
1:32 - ID Cooling IS-55 vs IS-50
3:52 - Installation Updates for AM5
5:12 - Motherboard Compatibility Issues
6:06 - IS-55 Price & Availability
6:33 - 65W Cooling Performance
7:30 - 95W Cooling Performance
8:24 - 95W Gaming Performance
8:56 - 120mm Fan Swap!!!
9:48 - The Best Just Got BETTER!
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Now this is a good review. It's great seeing unknown brands (in certain regions) toppled the higher end ones with cheaper prices.
More like unpopular brand
Bro, ID is NOT an unknown brand. It's OEM factory of Thermalright.
Stuff like this echoes the value of doing your own research rather than posting on reddit and being fed the same recycled answers from 2012.
Basically stealing IP I'll pass
ID Cooling is pretty popular in southeast asia
I love Mike's videos. He is always genuinely excited
After 15 years in this industry....I still find things that get me going. :)
@@HardwareCanucks Hey Mike, Will this fit Micro ATX motherboards without having to make adjustments for the ram and the heat sink clearance issue?I For example one of the motherboards i had in mind is either the Asus PRIME B550M-A WIFI II or the Asus TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS.
It should, yes
Awesome Video I love these SFF focused videos specially about air cooling! Also Kudos for the cool Gundam desktop background!
I absolutely love that you guys include a timer on your adverts. Only problem is I actually enjoy watching them. 😆
If you have RAM that doesnt quite fit: soak it in mineral oil then watch the "heatsinks" slip right off. Works every time (y)
Very nice work, very detailed and explanatory! Good job mate!
Wow that is a great cooler. I have a sliger sm560 case that supports a maximum cooler height of 55 mm so I will definitely consider this cooler when I upgrade my cpu and ram in the future.
You just showed me my new cooler for my Node 202, thanks!
Same, i had trouble finding the right bang for buck for node 202, this one really takes the cake
The new cpu announcements got me thinking about low profile coolers and your last video talking about an upcoming id-cooling one.
What perfect timing! Glad I waited
I just love the explanations in cooler videos❤
Hi guys. What a great review. Top quality as usual. Thank you very much!
These are all so neat. Hopefully one of these would be a great upgrade for the Ghost S1 case
This cooler plus a raven ITX case = epic combo! The specs are just big enough to fit int here, with the fan right up against the intake vent on the side of that case
Love the CPU cooler vids. Big fan because of these.
Thanks!
Not a fan of this size and type of airflow, but many ITX cases and setups suggest coolers like this. And this one is doing really great in that category. Thank you for sharing!
Thats why ITX cases like DAN C4 SFX or Meshelicious are genius in that they allow full sized CPU cooler while also allowing GPU to sit properly.
@@SMGJohn In the end I just made my own custom DIY mini ITX open case/frame. Many ITX cases can't afford air filters anyway. Or they would suffocate. So why bother - I don't have little kids or cats and open chassis does perfectly fine. It's a rotated T. On one side I have air cooler - whatever size I want (besides motherboard limitations), on other side I have PSU - full ATX, SFX, doesn't matter. Everything fits in an open ended frame. And the same goes for dGPU going across from left to right below it all.
Lay it flat if you like your dGPU looks more than your air cooler. No part limits another one. Have a 50cm dGPU if you must. And everything is cool as a bonus.
Mike, your are the true star if this show 😉. This is the review I've been waiting for! I followed your last 2 low profile cooper roundups, but was holding off on buying one until seeing performance of the IS-55
No problem man! Thanks for tuning in!
NO WAY! Linus just uploaded a video using this same cooler for the build minutes ago. Just as I finish watching that video this one appears in my feed 😯
Edit : He used the IS 50 V2
Sadly the IS-50X V2 is being discontinued since there's no AM5 support. This is its replacement.
@@HardwareCanucks I thought AM4 coolers are compatible with AM5 socket?
Link or title for the build video?
The ram clearance issue is pretty significant. For many builds you’d have to factor in the cost of new ram and the IS50 v2 is selling for only $25 right now.
Yeah kinda wierd they didnt make sure the go-to low profile ram like corsair lpx could fit.
It is significant to the point of being a dealbreaker for the audience of this cooler: people building powerful low volume mini ITX gaming rigs.
@@fabs3159 not really, if you're building this small it's kind of expected to have some modding skills, pulling heat spreaders off of ram being one of those.
@@Joshua-uq9zw The cheapest ram here in Asia is T-FORCE VULCAN TUF, 32mm tall(including heatsinks) so that isn't a problem for their immediate market. You could always remove ram heatsinks since they are mostly useless anyway.
@@creaturedanaaaaa Fair point and obviously there are work arounds but removing heatsink can void warranty and I've had RAM sticks die on me a few times in my lifetime so I wouldn't take that approach personally. From the video it looks like a bare 1-1.5mm extra room would have been enough for corsair LP so it's a pity.
Thank you very much for the video. You have the best cooling reviews! I put such a cooler in lian li a4 on the 11400f processor. I removed the limits, the voltage offset was 0.50. In cinebench 23 82 degrees at a consumption of 130 watts. True, there are 2 more turntables for blowing. But I'm impressed with the performance of this cooler.
@@somebodysendme8975 Can't tell since I'm using an intel 11400f.
ID Cooling is a great brand. I've used many of their AIOs throughout the years and never had an issue. The cooling performance is as good as name brand AIOs that cost double or even triple the price
I've been really impressed with ID Cooling's products. Just how affordable and effective they are.
I just bought the IS-50 v2 last week off amazon for $25. Wish i would have known this was an option as well before buying as im building a system for a releative in the Fractal Node 202. That cooler is just 1mm too tall for the case. My solution was to just press on the cooler a little bit to bend the pipes and it works fine. I was also going to buy an A12x15 for it to improve thermals even further.
After seeing this video, this cooler seems to be a better option for my needs in both thermals and size. So looks like i'll be repurposing the IS50 for something else lol.
I will also mention that anyone looking to buy the IS-50 v2, be aware that depending on what motherboard you're mounting it to, it may overhang the motherboard either on the PCIe slot or the top VRM. For example i mounted it to the ASRock Z690M-ITX/ax with the pipes facing the PCIe slot and it over hanged the mobo on the VRM side. So i had to rotate it.
This means that the fan was overhanging the DIMM slots limiting RAM clearance. But, the fan bracket on the cooler is removable and can be repositioned so the fan overhangs the I/O instead. If that's something you are after, like i was.
Cheers.
Coming back to this comment to say that the IS-55 does indeed fit on that Asrock Z690 itx board. Although, again, I had to rotate the cooler to avoid overhang. So, the pipes are facing the top VRM. No compatibility issues with RAM clearance either. The cooler is about 2-3mm from hitting the I/O heat sink though so it’s a really clean fit. Just something to note as the H670 version has the same heatsinks and the B660 board also has a rear I/O heatsink. Incase anyone has either of those.
I swapped out the stock fan for a black A12x15 both for performance but also for looks - I’m not a fan of RGB in SFF builds.
Can’t wait to do some testing with this on a 12600K.
Thanks for the content on this one Mike/HC ✌🏼
there's actually no RAM clearance issues as presented in this review because HC mounted it incorrectly. they need to turn the cooler 90 degrees so the heatpipes face towards the top or bottom of the heatsink (depending on whether you use tall or short RAM along with your motherboard's VRM heatsink layout). you can clearly see at 5:24 that at the left of the cooler you see the huge clearance for LPX RAM
Good to see the 55 corrected the instalaltion process. I got the 50X, and after 15 minutes of trying to install it, I was still unable to make good, even contact with it. I literally threw it into the box and sent it back.
Got a Thermalright AXP120-X67... it's absolutely amazing. It even allows installation of higher profile RAM, and actively cools them as it covers them up with the fan. You should really give that oen a try too... Thermalright is releasing incredible products nowadays.
its on sale rn for $32.. grabbed one
same thing happend to me. Really annoying.
Fantastic review Mike!
Wow, this is genuinely impressive, especially for the money. The larger heat sink mass and fin area makes a big difference. I suspect the slightly different heat pipes used is part of the equation as well.
I got an ID-COOLING IS-60 for a Intel i5-12600k with a Lian Li Q58 White case. It is a tight fit but damn it works perfect.
What temperature is it in the overload tests?
the LPX RAM clearance issue is because they mounted it the wrong way lmao. IDcooling's website clearly presents that the tip of the heatpipes should be mounted towards the top (or bottom depending on whether you use tall of short RAM) and that the screws should be towards the RAM slots / I/O ports.
HC's way of AM4 mounting is physically impossible if you try using the mounting accessories since you can only mount two ways - heatpipes up or down the motherboard. you can even clearly see the free clearance at 5:24 on the left of the heatsink when they mounted it incorrectly.
everyone should check out Machines and More's video on the IS-55 and you can see he uses a X570i Strix motherboard with Corsair LPX RAM in that.
You saved me from quite the headache, thank you
Have you also tested other RAM kits or is LPX the only option?
@@whoonga as long as it is 33mm or lower, it should be fine for the heatsink over ram configuration. my ram doesn't fit (its 35mm due to its design but should have been 33mm if not for he protruding peaks) but thankfully I can just rotate it on my b450i aorus itx
i got the ID Cooling 50x v2 and so happy because the ram clearance is spot on !!!
Id cooling has long roaming here in my country, glad they finally get reviewed by you guys
I am using the IS-55 on my ROG STRIX B550-I Gaming. I just remove the plastic case on the IO fan and it fits perfectly. Another note: I upgraded this CPU cooler from the stock AMD Wraith Cooler + I swap the fan to a 3500 =/- rpm mining fan. On high speed (fan), i can touch 28 degree with my room ambience with AC on @ 23.3 degree.
is the stock is56 better than the stock wraith stealth?
I’ve used an IS-47K with a PBO overclocked 5600x for a long while and it can handle a 105W PPT, but I had to swap its terrible retention bracket with a Noctua bracket. Good to see they’ve worked on their retention design. Wish I could get a bigger cooler, but my Sliger SM560 only allows this size.
Worked on my Asus ROG Strix B450-i in a Louqe Ghost. It brought my idle temps on a 5600X from 58 degrees with a Noctua NH-L9a to around 42 degrees with this cooler. I had previously bought a Noctua NH-L12 Ghost edition and it was touching the side panel so I returned it. For the price, this can't be beaten.
great timing! a good low profile white cooler is just what I was looking for lol
Great review. You would have to check the orientation of the cooler mounts for AM4/5 though, as you showed that it wouldn’t fit a B550I Strix in that orientation, but the cooler mounting system is mechanically incompatible of doing so for AM4/5, because the provided mounting bars only allow the heat pipes to face either up or down, unlike for Intel mounting, where it can be rotated in 90degrees steps.
exactly. I don't really understand why they went with this when it is physically impossible. it just means they didn't bother testing with AM4 at all. this review needs an addendum since they presented that use for AM4/AM5 has severe drawbacks with RAM compatibility when it was just their incompetence.
Mike makes the best CPU cooler videos!
Great review, recently built a system in the NR200P ITX case, was thinking that if I wanted to go with an LP cooler than Noctua was my only sensible option - but this proves that's not the case and it's much cheaper. Shame it's only available in the UK from AliExpress though
Nice vid! I used The IS-55 but it wouldn't fit my new build because of the its case and the vrm/M.2 cooler. I the got the Thermalright AXP90-X53 FULL Copper and it was a lot more expensive (had to get lga-1700 brackets and an IS-90mm argb fan) but it was cooler and will probably be a lot more compatible with mother boards and Itx cases.
what mb did you test with where the the is55 didn´t fit?
Thank you! This video convinced me to pull the trigger on one of these instead of opting for a small AiO.
Good choice!
@@HardwareCanucks Well, it seems like I won't be getting it - local e-tailers in my neck of the woods are pricing it to compete with coolers like the Scythe Mugen :(
Gnnnggggnnnnn sometimes I wanna....
Very impressive. Not too concerned about the RAM/MOBO heatsink clearance issues as when you're building a SFFPC you have to double and triple check clearances when planning a build anyway.
not really, i build the a 7.5L with an IS 50X v2 cooler and dont even need to measure anything, the rams still have room the breath ! the temp is very close at 100% fan speed ;)
Is RAM clearance an issue if I were to use this on an ATX board? There's a small form factor case I'm eyeing up that can fit a full size ATX board.
@@indigomizumi no issue
Talk about timing, I've been looking for a new fan for my ITX build
Thank you! Because of this video i replaced my Noctua NH-L9i with the IS-55 in my Node 202.I went from 100 degrees(!!!) to 70 when playing games at 1440p!!
You've made my mind. Excelent review. Congrats. It's all we need in yuotube.
Well deserved thumbs up!
looks beautiful!
Wow, I'm glad ID Cooling has been gaining more traction.
I am using this cooler in my ghost s1, it did very well!
This looks like a great cooler for my school desk build for my new emulation machine.
I'm glad ID Cooling is getting some attention lately, Linus did use ID Cooling products on his video lately "This is TWO PC's" in one case.
4:50 One of the things that I appreciated about my recent BeQuiet purchase, was that they gave me enough thermal compound, not too much, in a small syringe. There is no need to supply too much thermal compound, it is a waste of thermal compound and plastic. I imagine a lot of people will buy their own choice of thermal compound anyway, under the belief that it makes a significant difference.
It's funny how I've been preaching about ID Cooling low profile coolers for years and it seems only now big channels are finally reviewing them. I've been using the IS-30 and IS-40X in my SFF PCs for a few years now and they perform much better than Noctua's NH-L9 and are surprisingly quieter. Props for a great review.
sure guy
Nice and detailed review!
A question , is it better to have a chassi fan blowing along the fins or parallel to the fins or maybe it doesn't really matter for the cooling?
Waited for this one, should be the best for P-ATX :) Thank you a lot for all the testing you do once again! Also I think ram compatibility is not a huge issue, you can easily run bare dimms since they will get plenty of airflow from the fan.
I love the ID Cool IS-55 rgb for my white build. The materials used are quality, very easy to install, come with everything you need, and keeps my 12400 cool at everything I do with my pc. For $40 it's a great deal.
Good to hear!
Thinking I'm going to swap my HTPC into a jonsbo c6 and this review really helped.
Got the is-55 black for my itx build. It does an excellent job of keeping my 5700x cool and it's quiet as well.
The results are really impressive
I see Mike from Hardware Canucks and I click ! Love a good and cheap product ! I remember a few years ago a friend of mine got a prebuild pc and came with a tower cooler from ID cooling and I check them out at the time and they looked decent ...now they are well known and many people use their AIO due to how cheap they can be had when compared to more popular brands
Thanks! Yeah, ID-Cooling has been doing it right for a while now.
@@HardwareCanucks I agree! These series are amazing Mike, we want to see you make more roundups!!
Looks good, too bad it's too large to fit in my case. I'm limited to 37mm cooler height, so I use the Noctua NH-L9. The ram height limitation is pretty tight, not going to be a lot of choices for faster ram that will fit.
I have the same wallpaper! Love Gundam Wing!
9:49 bro, we just met and you congratulated me. Im touched
Bought this without watching any reviews as it was very affordable, amazing looking and seemed dense. Glad to see it performs so well. Thermalright and ID Cooling as some very underrated and affordable brands that crush the competitors! So useful to find out that they include screws for standard thickness fans as I will be swapping to another budget king, the Arctic P12 Max.
Could you include thermalright si100 in your reviews? It's a low profile cooler with a 120 fan 6 heatpipes and 100mm in height, people say its performance matches some single tower coolers. Would be great to see how that compares
Case: Silverstone RVZ02
MB: Asrock Z690m-itx/ax
CPU: 12600k
GPU: EVGA GTX 1080 FTW
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 2 x16gb
PSU: EVGA 750 GM
Drive: WD_Black 1tb SN850x
Cooler: ID Cooling IS-55
I really haven't put it through it's paces yet, but Metro Exodus (non-enhanced, 1080p Ultra) and temps hover around 55-65c with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut. Idle temps 35-40c. I think this little cooler works very well when directly in front of an air vent, as how the Silverstone case is.
I'd love to see included the noise normalized Temperature vs decibels line graph for the swapped fan!
I would love to see a small build with this cooler!
How does the IS-55 + Gentle Typhoon stack up against other sub 70mm coolers, such as the Scythe Big Shuriken 3 and the Noctua NH-L12S?
I love your videos, thanks for sharing. But I have in my amazon cart the THERMALRIGHT AXP120-X67 Black ARGB Low Profile. When are you going to review the THERMALRIGHT AXP120-X67 Black ARGB ?
My other rig has apu with 120mm arctic liquid freezer ii. Amazing cooler
Yes Mike!
Thank you for this video man. I've been to build my first itx PC. I will be taking my 2nd PC with a 12600k/4070 FE that I use for streaming and recording and putting it in the Fractal Terra. just ordered it yesterday. I've been looking for a good low profile cooler for the 12600k and I think the IS-55 will be good enough. I won't be doing much more than streaming/recording and some video editing. The only thing that worries me is that the cooling plate doesn't look like its quite long enough to cover the whole IHS for 12th gen intel?
Huge fan of this company
its actually a pretty small fan
I literally just put this cooler in my build list before I saw the video, now I can't wait to ditch my stock cooler for this lol
Very fascinating video. Unfortunately the ram blockage is a severe problem with this cooler. To me it seems the IS-67-XT keeps evertrhing the same as the 55 but sacrifices height to prevent the overhang. Idk if it was in your plans already or maybe you figured the 67 doesnt beat the 55 but it would be amazing if you could make a video comparing the IS 67, 47, and 55? And maybe some other newer cpu coolers? Or if you see this if you could reply that would be epic as well! 👍
Just wanted to second this thought as I'm diving into sff for the first time. I got a 67-xt for cooling but overall kinda just yolo'd it on parts lol. We'll see what happens!
Cool video
hmm i am curious if the IS-55's fan would make the AXP-100 cu do any better or if there are any even better low profile fans that we could slap on the AXP & IS-55 to make them even better. Id love to see which one can edge out the other!
I understand this kills the value but when building an itx build, especially for something like vr, the idea of best for the buck in my eyes turns into what is just the best overall, tossing in a bit more cash to wring out just that much performance is a necessary cost of going small in some cases.
I had to break out the dremmel and cut off the corner of mine to fit snuggly in a formd t1 v2 sandwich case. The side rails in the case would not allow me to orient the cooler above the ram. So even after carefully picking my components down to the millimeter, some modding was required. That's SFF in a nutshell.
Hello, I would like to see the Jonsbo HX6200D test. And thanks a lot for the great content.
How about the Big Shuriken 3 Rev B? Is that the new best low profile air cooler now?
The LPX Ram was not seated in. Was it for the more dramatic look? The lpx is 32mm high and the clearance for Ram is 33. Good video by the way
its not that they didn't seat the RAM properly, its because they mounted the cooler incorrectly. IDcooling's product page and youtube channel show how this cooler is properly mounted for optimal RAM clearance. the screws should also be towards the ram slots (another way to know you mounted it correctly for RAM clearance) when they did the complete opposite. you can even see at 5:24 that on the left of the cooler there is proper clearance for RAM with heatsinks if they mounted it correctly
Machines and More has a video on the IS-55 and you can see he uses a X570i Strix motherboard with Corsair LPX RAM in that.
What are the chances? Linus just used the ID cooling IS 50X v2 in the latest video.
IS-50X v2 Is gonna be discontinued actually.
Can you also make a review of the Jonsbo products. On paper the HX4170D can cool up to 150TDP. I'm really looking for a great cooler under 45mm for my next build.
I find it amazing how the Nhl9a is just as good as the Thermalright AXP90-R. I'm currently looking to build with a Ryzen 5 5600x and have a hard time deciding between the 2. I would like to go for the Noctua because it looks better, they have better customer support, and I have heard bad things about the AXP and the problem when you don't have a backplate. But are they really equal in performance? It seems strange that with an additional 10mm on the AXP it doesn't perform any better. Would you think that the Noctua Nhl9a could keep the Ryzen 5 5600x just as quiet and cool as the AXP?
is it better to use this cooler with a noctua nf a12x25 (a normal 25mm high static pressure fan), or is it better to use a scythe big shuriken 3 with nf a12x15 slim fan (due to case heigh compatibility) thx.?
Id be interested in a follow up vid to see which 120mm fan would provide the the best performance out of this cooler.
That looks to be a super fit to the H2O by Lian Li that supports coolers up to 55mm maximum.
Yea it also great for phanteks evolv shift xt, but considering the ram is an issue for me , I'm using a pair of Corsair rgb pro ram which is around 51mm height lol
If you are going to install this on an Optiplex 9020 sff, you need to cut off (using a mini hacksaw) the 4 CPU fan mounting from the case. It worked for me.
5:22 you can always face heat pipes down, though it's not ideal in comparison to facing sideways, even noctua says facing down is acceptable.
The Gentle Typhoon fans are just simply the best out there. Recently got 6 of them in a used parts buy and they are the best fans I have ever used………….and quiet also.
I know. They're amazing.
is there any chance you review about ID cooling fan too since the price is so affordable and give pretty good result too from specification they give from their website, thanks!
Just like the new Jonsbo low profile cooler, this one is also a copy of the Big Shuriken 3 from Scythe.
What happened to the big Shuriken 3 Rev b? You didn't even compete with it but I saw the big Shuriken 2 on there ? I just went out of my way to buy the big Shuriken 3 Rev b which was really hard to find now a days and it was the best in your other video? Is the id 55 better than the Shuriken 3?
Any plans on testing the Thermalright AXP-120-X67? Seems like an new alternative to the Scythe BS3 and Noctua L12S
I had no problems clearing Corsair LPX DDR4 on two different am4 itx boards. My problem was that the cooler sticks out above the top of the board when it's in that orientation so I can't use it in either sff build I have going now. I'd have to pull off vrm heatsinks to get it to flip around and fit over the rear i/o.
It's a great looking cooler but they really need a revision B that's designed to work with boards that don't cheap out on vrm cooling
is that the cooler ltt used today in the 2pc one case bulid
I have a build with a Scythe Big Shuriken 3 with a Noctua NF-A12x25 fan on it and I would love to know why you didn't include something like that.
Because that's not low profile
ID Cooling is cheap and good performance.
I'm using Ryzen 5 4500 and HSF ID-Cooling SE-902. Pretty impressive for little overclocking.
Im bought IS-55 after watch ur explanation. Love it. But now i want to change stock fan to slim fan because spacing problem. I build in FormD T1 V2.0 with Sapphire Nitro+ RX6800 XT. Now IS-55 not fix with this case. Can u help me recommend a slim fan for replacing stock fan. Hope here ur reply. Tq. 😊
Scythe Kaze Slim is an awesome option.
I just bought it.. installed on my undervolted 5800x3d and unfortunately I was left disappointed. The Wraith prism I had before run cooler and with higher frequency (but was noisier).
I understand that most of the time people are comparing low profile coolers because they want to fit them in the small ssf case. But some of us just like the aesthetic with fan/rgb fan facing the tempered glass panel. So.. It would be really nice if you included Wraith Prism in your low profile comparisons in the future. Thx
In your testing with 95W cpu the is-55 hits 82c max on max fan speed. For me on 105W undervolted 5800x3d it just reached 90c limit in cinebench r23 and quickly dropped frequency from 4450 to 4050 to keep under 90. Even in cyberpunk I was unable to keep the cpu under 80c with IS-55. My Wraith Prism was under 75.
I'm using this cooler now with a 5600X, and it fits perfectly with my RAM and Mobo (Teamgroup Vulcan Z, B550i Asus ROG). I had just enough space to swap the fan out to a Noctua 25mm too
Could you show some pictures? I h e same motherboard but couldn’t fit them
Any recommendation for 140mm height max fan? hyte revolt 3 + ryzen 7 5700x. Is this is55 also recommended?
Please do the ID 67x review