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Thank you so much for this review! I'm building my first work/gaming computer, using a ryzen 5 3600 cpu which doesn't need a ton of cooling but came across a lot of people saying the stock cooler wasn't enough. I absolutely love the aesthetics and design of this cooler (I was really worried about memory clearances) and it's more than a 3600 needs but it's still nice future proofing if I upgrade later.
4:31 ...It doesn't look very promissing, it's slotted down in the bars for such a massive sized cooler. Wouldn't it had been in the top with the most efficient coolers because of it's large size?
@@doner6843 I have both this cooler and HyperX rgb ram. My mother board is an Asus x570 wi-fi pro, consequently I have the ability to use the Aura software to control and create different lighting effects which are quite impressive. How ever depending upon the position of the ddr slots even with height clearance for ram it's most likely only 3 sticks are visible with the 4th concealed by cooler overhang. Aura also allows you to control by temperature, how ever if your cooler is stable you are unlikely to see color variations.
5:02 MasterAir MA620M - 52C for $150 CM Hyper 212 RGB Black - 52C for $44 AMD (CoolerMaster) Wraith Prism - 60C for $0 Conclusion: no point spending more than $44 on 3rd party cooler! If you have $150 extra, buy Ryzen 9 3900X instead of Ryzen 7!
I've just had a thought.. air coolers, why is there no dust filters on top of them. Yes it may limit air blowing into it but it would make them so much easier to clean, just remove the dust filter and wash out. Rather than cleaning every blade and then the heatsink..
@@thinkcomputers1 it would.. possible new video? If we are able to find somewhere that makes dust filters for fans. You can get fan shields I'm sure something can just be stuck on to a fan guard?
I have it in my build it’s sick! However there is a design flaw. It’s wobbly so if you move your pc often it’s not a good choice outside of That it’s awesome. The fan being housed in such a thick cooler allows you to run it very high rpm with minimum noise since it’s muffled. I think that’s why CM build it this way. It’s also super easy to remove, only 2 screws.
Love this video very informative and thorough, could you please in later videos add the sound test of all others, like you did with the cooling temps, thanks a ton for this, and how the hell do you only have 22.8k subs, well here's one more!!
real good vid, i was frustated finding a good air cooler for the Ryzen 7 3800XT, i was thinking about getting a Noctua one, after reading what CoolerMaster says (105W CPU Air Cooling and the MA620M was on the high top of 4 CPU Air Coolers they named to use for 105W CPU's such as the Ryzen 7 3800XT), then what i saw what this Air Cooler is capable of about cooling CPU's like as a top tier Intels Threadrippers (as an example: Intel Core I9-10980XE with 18C/36T) and with viewing this video of you you rly made my day that i was sure that i made a good decision, thx mate and you got mah sub
Was a peace of cake pulling it appart, just lightly glued together. So i ganked the stock fan and jammed in a noctua. My 3900x draws 200watt. The modded cooler tapped out during benchmarks at 4.3ghz, gaming it works great. All in all not worth it unless you're only using a i7 or 3600 or equivalent.
Hi. Great video!! Pretty clear and concise tutorial but I have a question. I installed this heatsink before finding your video and followed the instructions per Masterair MA620M manual for AM4 installation. When I went to secure the screw to the backplate, there seemed to have been a lot of wiggle room because the hole in the motherboard is slightly larger than the "J" screw that went through the back of the backplate. in your video, your screws used to secure the backplate seem farely snug against the motherboard. I am using an MSI X570s Ace Max motherboard. I turned the screw as much as I could but still was a gap between screw and motherboard. It matches how the manual drawing was too. I went ahead and attached the top support brackets and installed the heatsink. I tightened the 2 top screws on heatsink to support bracket. It seems to be secure. My question is, should there not have been any movement of backplate and support bracket before installing the heatsink? Or does the force of securing the two top heatsink screws push down on the support bracket to keep it from moving around? Let me know if I answered my own question? lol. Thanks.
What is the name of your case? The height of this cooler is 165 mm and I don’t know how my pc will look if the height of the cooler and the width of the case are the same. How will it look like?
What are your dimensions for the case? My max height is 172 mm but I'm afraid that the 165 mm doesn't include the mounting brackets and that it would be too tall for my case
A CPU fan always have 4 pins, it allow to control the fan speed. Think isn't possible with 3 pins fan, that are usualy utilised as case coolers for the cheaper ones (4 pins are a little bit more expensive and have the mention "PWM")
@@travismster8276 Yes, on this cooler there are 4 pins for the fan, the separate rgb connection looks like a 4 pin but one pin is plugged-missing though the daisy chain connections of some wires allow for a giggabit 4 pin depending on your config.
I have this with Ryzen-5 3600, I have 2x200mm front case fans 1x120mm rear case fan all in a Cooler Master mesh top case. I do not hear any fan noise, frankly I haven't had a computer run this quiet ever. If you still have hdd drives vs ssd drives you will hear them more than cooling as it's that quiet.
hmmmm, how would it stack up against something like a corsair h100i platinum? Im about to start a build and im building around an msi motherboard, corsair doesnt work with msi mystic light and cosmetically this one looks awesome! in the end its about performance though. How would you say it would stack up?
Is the fan replaceable? I'm thinking about replacing stock fan with Noctua's NF-F12 Industrialppc-3000rpm but I'm afraid it'll not fit in. Thank you for replying!
@@edrianbdavid I did contact cooler master's support team and ask them the same question. They said the stock fan is replaceable with standard 120mm fan but idk if they meant all brands in the market
@@NovaRay i was looking at pictures and the specs of the fan they use and it looks like so long as you have the screw holes in the normal corner spors it should work, the fan is also 25mm wide so it should fit most 120mm fans
I'm late to the party but I'm building a pc with a 5800x and a 3070 xc3 ultra. I bought both for msrp. I got my 3600 ram, m.2, and psu. Just need my case and motherboard. But I'm stuck on cooling. I've heard that the r7 5800x runs hot and it's safe for it but I still feel worried about it. Anyone running this cooler with the new zen 7? I wonder how it will handle.
Im planning to buy this for my Ryzen 7 3700x. I am a little sceptical about buying this? Would you recommend it for this specific cpu because now I’m running the amd wraith prism stock cooler.
Why is the hyper 212 evo only 1 degree hotter? Is it running faster RPM? Otherwise I would not see why why you would buy the MA620M if you can buy a 35 dollar 212 evo that cools almost the same.
Good video - thanks. I just installed one of these on Intel. The back plate and mounting brackets were loose when installed, had a lot of play until mounting the heatsink itself to tighten everything up. I suppose it works, but it made me nervous - like there would be gaps between the CPU and heatsink. It's been a while since I built a PC - maybe this is the new style cooler or did I do something wrong? imo: the phrase "go ahead and" is never necessary - it's throwaway, stall phrase, like 'uh' and 'right'. People explaining things without a script tend to throw it in at random places. You can re-record this and just drop the phrase, don't change any other words, and the sentences would still be 100% correct and sound more succinct and authoritative. If you have any questions leave them in the comments below. If you like the video click the thumbs up.
whoever made that tower behind u did exactly the WRONG thing with the cooling radiator. putting it in the front of the tower just pushes HOT AIR into the case, and the position of the hoses means with permeation the air bubbles will form at the top near the place where the hoses connect to the radiator.
@@thinkcomputers1 I just ordered this cooler because my liquid cooler died. I spent about a week having headache after headache thinking something with my cpu was wrong, or my power supply, found the mounting hardware for the stock cooler and slapped it on and luckily it worked, I was impressed with the performance of it. Thanks for the video.
Nice video buddy! I Already got it and I'm sure it's awesome. I would like to know if you know how to control fan speed as seems you can do so. Can you help me? I Couldn't find anything over cooler master web site. Thanks again!
You can use your motherboard to control the speed as it plugs into the 4 pin fan header. Those are PWM controlled and you can setup a fan curve in your BIOS if your motherboard supports it or via an app like speed fan.
I think it can handle it well. It's better than the AMD Wraith prism (RGB) that is supplied with Ryzen 7 3800X, that can cool that, and the Ryzen 7 5800X doesn't consume a lot more power than that.
@@darylatkins2909 It's actually decent, while running handbreak the peak I have seen is 82, but it usually runs at low 70s. So yea not as good as water cooling, but it will work if you can't do water cooling.
In my opinion i prefer the cooler masters style but i choose it because of the ram clearance because my G.skill NEO is 41mm tall and doesnt fit with most cpu coolers. I just dont want to waste my money on a watercooling
easy, all the other competitors have two fans, 600rpm with 2 fans is going to give you better results with 1 fan at 600rpm, i think that's what most fans run at when CPU is idle. the reason why it performs good under load it's because the max rpm is 2000, i'm pretty sure the Noctua fans max rpm is 1600.
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Set RGB to blue for maximum cooling
facts bro, this is beyond science B)
Duhhhhhh :p
Turn it off. For best performance
Rainbow effect for more FPS
Full red for blazing fast CPU performance.
Thank you for mentioning that the thermal paste is included!!!
thanks buddy, im sold! nice review
Thank you so much for this review!
I'm building my first work/gaming computer, using a ryzen 5 3600 cpu which doesn't need a ton of cooling but came across a lot of people saying the stock cooler wasn't enough.
I absolutely love the aesthetics and design of this cooler (I was really worried about memory clearances) and it's more than a 3600 needs but it's still nice future proofing if I upgrade later.
Awesome, yes definitely overkill for a 3600, but its gonna look awesome!
Scarlett UwU hey what motherboard did u use with ur 3600? I want to upgrade my rig but cant decide on the MoBo
@@MementoNKS1 B450 TOMAHAWK MAX for price as the vrm temps are amazing but you loose features of the 570 chipset
rwer qwrqwr what features would i lose?
@@MementoNKS1 Nothing that would make a difference in real world specs
4:31 ...It doesn't look very promissing, it's slotted down in the bars for such a massive sized cooler. Wouldn't it had been in the top with the most efficient coolers because of it's large size?
It would be cool if u could set the RGB to the CPU load to change as it does
that would be so (cool)
I know is some rgb softwares like corsairs icue or rog rgb it they have the option to set the colours so they change corresponding to your temperature
@@doner6843 I have both this cooler and HyperX rgb ram. My mother board is an Asus x570 wi-fi pro, consequently I have the ability to use the Aura software to control and create different lighting effects which are quite impressive. How ever depending upon the position of the ddr slots even with height clearance for ram it's most likely only 3 sticks are visible with the 4th concealed by cooler overhang. Aura also allows you to control by temperature, how ever if your cooler is stable you are unlikely to see color variations.
would like to have seen the comparison of other coolers db so we can see which is quieter.
5:02
MasterAir MA620M - 52C for $150
CM Hyper 212 RGB Black - 52C for $44
AMD (CoolerMaster) Wraith Prism - 60C for $0
Conclusion: no point spending more than $44 on 3rd party cooler! If you have $150 extra, buy Ryzen 9 3900X instead of Ryzen 7!
Another unfair comparison in pricing, is some of these only have 4 pipes from the heatsink the MA602 has 6 pipes as well as the 120mm fan.
I've just had a thought.. air coolers, why is there no dust filters on top of them. Yes it may limit air blowing into it but it would make them so much easier to clean, just remove the dust filter and wash out. Rather than cleaning every blade and then the heatsink..
It would be very interesting to see a test of the same cooler with such a filter and without one
@@thinkcomputers1 it would.. possible new video? If we are able to find somewhere that makes dust filters for fans. You can get fan shields I'm sure something can just be stuck on to a fan guard?
That is the freaking nicest looking CPU cooler ive seen. Even the RGB is tasteful... That is gonna sell a lot...
Yeah....tasteful rgb who would have thought!
I have it in my build it’s sick! However there is a design flaw. It’s wobbly so if you move your pc often it’s not a good choice outside of
That it’s awesome. The fan being housed in such a thick cooler allows you to run it very high rpm with minimum noise since it’s muffled. I think that’s why CM build it this way. It’s also super easy to remove, only 2 screws.
Waiting on my case then I can build mine. This thing is HUGE
Love this video very informative and thorough, could you please in later videos add the sound test of all others, like you did with the cooling temps, thanks a ton for this, and how the hell do you only have 22.8k subs, well here's one more!!
real good vid, i was frustated finding a good air cooler for the Ryzen 7 3800XT, i was thinking about getting a Noctua one, after reading what CoolerMaster says (105W CPU Air Cooling and the MA620M was on the high top of 4 CPU Air Coolers they named to use for 105W CPU's such as the Ryzen 7 3800XT), then what i saw what this Air Cooler is capable of about cooling CPU's like as a top tier Intels Threadrippers (as an example: Intel Core I9-10980XE with 18C/36T) and with viewing this video of you you rly made my day that i was sure that i made a good decision, thx mate and you got mah sub
Glad to help! Enjoy the cooler!
I would like to see these test with overclocking. This cooler good for ryzen 3700x while overclocking?
@@user-whomst but it looks so beautiful in my build with my sapphire nitro+ 5700xt and cooler master rgb fans and some rgb g.skill ram
Was a peace of cake pulling it appart, just lightly glued together. So i ganked the stock fan and jammed in a noctua.
My 3900x draws 200watt. The modded cooler tapped out during benchmarks at 4.3ghz, gaming it works great. All in all not worth it unless you're only using a i7 or 3600 or equivalent.
Would you mind specifying the fan you swapped the stock one with?
Hi. Great video!! Pretty clear and concise tutorial but I have a question. I installed this heatsink before finding your video and followed the instructions per Masterair MA620M manual for AM4 installation. When I went to secure the screw to the backplate, there seemed to have been a lot of wiggle room because the hole in the motherboard is slightly larger than the "J" screw that went through the back of the backplate. in your video, your screws used to secure the backplate seem farely snug against the motherboard. I am using an MSI X570s Ace Max motherboard. I turned the screw as much as I could but still was a gap between screw and motherboard. It matches how the manual drawing was too. I went ahead and attached the top support brackets and installed the heatsink. I tightened the 2 top screws on heatsink to support bracket. It seems to be secure. My question is, should there not have been any movement of backplate and support bracket before installing the heatsink?
Or does the force of securing the two top heatsink screws push down on the support bracket to keep it from moving around? Let me know if I answered my own question? lol. Thanks.
You answered your own question...but glad to help if you have any others
I don't understand the difference between connecting the rgb wire to the cooler master controller or directly to the motherboard?
What is the name of your case? The height of this cooler is 165 mm and I don’t know how my pc will look if the height of the cooler and the width of the case are the same. How will it look like?
Is the fan accessible for replacement?
No
@@UpcominLegend1 Wrooong
What are your dimensions for the case? My max height is 172 mm but I'm afraid that the 165 mm doesn't include the mounting brackets and that it would be too tall for my case
Please help: How many pins are the different wires? I have to know this plpease
A CPU fan always have 4 pins, it allow to control the fan speed. Think isn't possible with 3 pins fan, that are usualy utilised as case coolers for the cheaper ones (4 pins are a little bit more expensive and have the mention "PWM")
@@travismster8276 I'm talking about the rgb part of it
@@travismster8276 Yes, on this cooler there are 4 pins for the fan, the separate rgb connection looks like a 4 pin but one pin is plugged-missing though the daisy chain connections of some wires allow for a giggabit 4 pin depending on your config.
late to the party, but i just placed an order for one of these coolers! thanks for the great review!
does it do well with the intel i9 900k?
yes
When you install the backplate is the backplate supposed to be loose until you finish and stalling the rest of the parts for the CPU Cooler?
nr200p with the glass side compatibility?
I was looking at this to replace my wraith prism rgb because it’s too loud. Do you have experience with the prism and is this quieter?
I would like to know the answer to that.
The larger heatsink will probably guarantee better cooling so I don't think the fan will need to spin up to fast, it will be I would say mostly silent
I have this with Ryzen-5 3600, I have 2x200mm front case fans 1x120mm rear case fan all in a Cooler Master mesh top case. I do not hear any fan noise, frankly I haven't had a computer run this quiet ever. If you still have hdd drives vs ssd drives you will hear them more than cooling as it's that quiet.
hmmmm, how would it stack up against something like a corsair h100i platinum? Im about to start a build and im building around an msi motherboard, corsair doesnt work with msi mystic light and cosmetically this one looks awesome! in the end its about performance though. How would you say it would stack up?
personally i'd recommend some of noctuas coolers over this one :)
Omri K But RGB
Will this not put a strain in the motherboard because of the weight in the long run? Like 3-4 years, no bending in motherboard? (X570)
Hey if you don’t mind could you please tell me which motherboard did you use?
ASUS Prime X470-PRO
I have a question. What is that bar thing on top of your monitor?
It is actually a light...called the Benq Screenbar
Maybe a sound bar
How do you change effects?
How would this go on an old FX-8150? The size of this thing reminds me of my old cooler master hyper z600.
do you think it will work great with a ryzen 9 3900x and the rtx 3080?
Yes!
@@thinkcomputers1 you think it will work as good as the noctua nh-d15? Video idea?
Is the fan replaceable? I'm thinking about replacing stock fan with Noctua's NF-F12 Industrialppc-3000rpm but I'm afraid it'll not fit in.
Thank you for replying!
We have the same concern
@@edrianbdavid I did contact cooler master's support team and ask them the same question. They said the stock fan is replaceable with standard 120mm fan but idk if they meant all brands in the market
@@NovaRay i was looking at pictures and the specs of the fan they use and it looks like so long as you have the screw holes in the normal corner spors it should work, the fan is also 25mm wide so it should fit most 120mm fans
What is in the In WIn build on your desk, thanks ahead of time!
In Win 805i
Thank you for the review. I want to know if this one fit in the Gigabyte Aorus C300 Glass
Hey i have a question, do u connect the controller to the powersupply?? My rgb isnt working and i just bought this cpu fan
I'm late to the party but I'm building a pc with a 5800x and a 3070 xc3 ultra. I bought both for msrp. I got my 3600 ram, m.2, and psu. Just need my case and motherboard. But I'm stuck on cooling. I've heard that the r7 5800x runs hot and it's safe for it but I still feel worried about it. Anyone running this cooler with the new zen 7? I wonder how it will handle.
So what cpu cooler u running on 5800x
@Mervin Zavaleta coolermaster masterair. I got it on sale. It keeps my temps down pretty good. It's so the best looking cooler I've seen
How is this cooler when compared to the Hyper 212 RGB edition?
Im planning to buy this for my Ryzen 7 3700x. I am a little sceptical about buying this? Would you recommend it for this specific cpu because now I’m running the amd wraith prism stock cooler.
Yes we would recommend it for that CPU
ThinkComputers should I instead buy the new corsair a500?
@@Musclemagic10 We prefer this cooler over that one
ThinkComputers ok
So Noctua NH-U12A is the best?
can I put my side panel if my case is have 167mm clearance?
Is this compatible on Mac Pro 2009?
Am I able to use G.skill trident z neo ram. If I choose this cooler?
So this thing a little higher in Idle, but a cooling beast under load, and I love the look, SOLD!
Does this work with Aura Sync?
Why is the hyper 212 evo only 1 degree hotter? Is it running faster RPM? Otherwise I would not see why why you would buy the MA620M if you can buy a 35 dollar 212 evo that cools almost the same.
Good video - thanks. I just installed one of these on Intel. The back plate and mounting brackets were loose when installed, had a lot of play until mounting the heatsink itself to tighten everything up. I suppose it works, but it made me nervous - like there would be gaps between the CPU and heatsink. It's been a while since I built a PC - maybe this is the new style cooler or did I do something wrong?
imo: the phrase "go ahead and" is never necessary - it's throwaway, stall phrase, like 'uh' and 'right'. People explaining things without a script tend to throw it in at random places. You can re-record this and just drop the phrase, don't change any other words, and the sentences would still be 100% correct and sound more succinct and authoritative.
If you have any questions leave them in the comments below.
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Is it hard to clean dust from the fan?
Can you make the center a different color than the outer rgb ?
Yes
great review, mate!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice review, this air cooler very good at full load
whoever made that tower behind u did exactly the WRONG thing with the cooling radiator. putting it in the front of the tower just pushes HOT AIR into the case, and the position of the hoses means with permeation the air bubbles will form at the top near the place where the hoses connect to the radiator.
Is this compatible with the MSI b450 Tomahawk Max?
Very Nice Review. I bought it because of this!!
They should have a OLED display showing percentages speed of the fan an CORE temp. - Shifting lights are not precise enough!
Ole Thielemann then the cooler would be overpriced. Maby an extra 75 just for a little OLED display
is it compatible with lga 1700 socket
Ryzen 7 5800x es compatible?
Yes
@@thinkcomputers1 with AAA games no problem?
if i buy this cpu cooler..what pc case i should use?..
Which way is the fan blowing out?
Can i fit inside the case though, with the glass?
Hi did you buy this ? I’m wondering the same thing. Thanks in advance, Ben
Can you fit 4 Corsair vengeance rgb ram under the cooler
Yes it’s about the only air cooler that allows that clearance
How is the performance
Is it delta temperature that are shown?
If the fans end up getting some sort of problem how do I repair them?
Take it apart
can you switch the fan?
Where is the fan?
In the center
Sooo... I should get thr Noctus UH12a instead?
Do you need a 5v Add for the RgB,?
yes or a hub
How would you compare to a liquid cooler?
all the cooler you tested or all the air coolers you tested
is it louder?
Why the temperature discrepancy between idle and load temps when compared to the Noctua? :S
Probably because it sets fans off or at very low speeds
Is it quite?
Con que procesador es compatible este disipador
Just got mine in the mail. Geezus this thing is HUGE
Its a shame that they dont make a face plate piece that allows you to install a second fan.
Yeah, adding a second fan would have been a nice addition
@@thinkcomputers1 I just ordered this cooler because my liquid cooler died. I spent about a week having headache after headache thinking something with my cpu was wrong, or my power supply, found the mounting hardware for the stock cooler and slapped it on and luckily it worked, I was impressed with the performance of it. Thanks for the video.
will this fit NZXT H510i ?
Great review. But how do I replace the fan?
I have the same question...
@射進肚臍 Well that sucks.
Does this cpu fan support intel 10700k or 10900k?
Yes it supports intel
My only problem might be that only two screws are holding that massive cooler
That is how most coolers are designed actually
Will this clear corsair vengeance rgb ram?
Yup
Why did it do so bad on idle?
can you change colours but not using controler?
Yes - Change it by Motherboard or Remote
I need help I can get the cooler to show up on Asus Aura sync
Could I overclock my ryzen 5 2600 with this baby?
Miguel Torres you can do it with the stock cooler
can i use this for my 10700 ?
Of course.
Nice video buddy! I Already got it and I'm sure it's awesome. I would like to know if you know how to control fan speed as seems you can do so. Can you help me? I Couldn't find anything over cooler master web site. Thanks again!
You can use your motherboard to control the speed as it plugs into the 4 pin fan header. Those are PWM controlled and you can setup a fan curve in your BIOS if your motherboard supports it or via an app like speed fan.
Will it fit in a nzxt h500
I was wondering this, did you ever get an answer?
@@jezzystevo2747 no
When Mark Whalberg brother did a review....
whoops - not why there are two of these comments! I'll delete one.
Is this good for 5800X?
I think it can handle it well. It's better than the AMD Wraith prism (RGB) that is supplied with Ryzen 7 3800X, that can cool that, and the Ryzen 7 5800X doesn't consume a lot more power than that.
@@peppa1492 Thank you!
Just bought one of these for my 3950x since water cooling isn't a possibility in my case.
Braheem Hazeem how is the performance?
@@darylatkins2909 It's actually decent, while running handbreak the peak I have seen is 82, but it usually runs at low 70s. So yea not as good as water cooling, but it will work if you can't do water cooling.
@@Grumpy_Wolf how about for r5 3600? what will be the load temp? can you give me an estimate?
is the fans removeable?
Seems like this thing is way over priced! The hyper 212 RGB BE is only 0.4C hotter and less than half the cost of the MA620M...
Not at all, Hyper 212 is ugly IMO, I love this cooler, it will go great with my build!
In my opinion i prefer the cooler masters style but i choose it because of the ram clearance because my G.skill NEO is 41mm tall and doesnt fit with most cpu coolers. I just dont want to waste my money on a watercooling
The hyper 212 RGB BE has only 4 pipes on the heatsink, the MA610 has 6 pipes on the heatsink it's a very different build entirely.
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Idle temp is really bad but full load temp is amazing wtf I'm confused
Same thoughts here, but load temp is much more important.
easy, all the other competitors have two fans, 600rpm with 2 fans is going to give you better results with 1 fan at 600rpm, i think that's what most fans run at when CPU is idle. the reason why it performs good under load it's because the max rpm is 2000, i'm pretty sure the Noctua fans max rpm is 1600.
@@fdjw88 that makes a good amount of sense. Thanks!
correction, Noctua fan's max rpm is 1500 Not 1600
I Got it - I Lover it :D
hey brother, what are your temperatures on idle and full? im thinking on getting one!
Alright you saved me because I nearly baught thermal paste for it
This is basically an am4 wraith ripper
Yep!
sums up your review , the installation is the worst and the temps are shit , even my hyper 212 led turbo can do the same with 3700x processor ...