Is Your Ryzen STOCK Cooler Enough For Gaming??
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Wondering if you should stick with your Ryzen CPU's stock cooler, or if you should buy an aftermarket cooling solution? You have come to the right place! In this video, I test the thermal performance of the AMD Wraith Prism stock cooler against that of an entry level aftermarket cooling solution, which is the Scythe Mugen 5 Rev.B. Below is a link to purchase this cooler, should you be interested in it.
Buy Scythe Mugen 5 Cooler:
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Great job....bro❤
Nice vid very useful
Thanks! Appreciate it.
definitely go aftermarket. Got my hands on a ryzen 5 5600 paired with a rx6700. Overheats 😭
how is your cpu after using aftermarket cooler? cuz mine having same trouble as yours i think, got overheat after pairing with 6700xt
@@fajarandrival700 perfectly fine. Temps ran nice. using a slightly older cooler for my 5 7500x and 4060ti and it runs perfectly fine
thats weird i have a ryzen 5 5500 with rx 6700 and mine doesnt overheat🤔
New video plz !!!
Not planning on making new videos at the moment. Too busy with other things in my life, unfortunately
@@LogansTechLab shame
question, is 500w psu enough for r5 5600, gtx 1660ti, 16gb ddr4, 5 fans, matx mobo?
its enough , mind R5 5500 +RX 580 with 500 watt
@@Cyanide70 Alr thank you🙏
Yes i also have 5600 with 1660ti and 8 rgb fan
My temps are at 95 degrees Celsius with stock cooler do u think this is because of the cooler or the fact I haven't got a case yet.
I have reapplied thermal paste aswell on both cooler and cpu
Im currently using using wraith spire
On which CPU? If theythe spire came with your CPU, you are fine, unless you plan to overclock.
ok