TR-Thermalright AXP90 X53 Full Copper with an AMD Ryzen 9950x3D. Temperature was 87.5C for 10 minutes in a 150w test.I ordered an Arctic P9 max fan to try it, which on paper should be much better than the one that comes with the Thermalright Full Copper. I'll post results.
iv seen my 9950x3d2 pull 260 Watts
>>110264650but the computing power is not linear to power. If i can get it to 180w i think i am getting a good chunk of what the 9950x3d can do. Idk if the 9950x3d2 that you have is more power hungry
>>110264589>not getting a proper dual tower???
>>110264756The challenge is to keep the volume as low as possible. Any jackass can put a big tub of fuck on top of the cpu.
>>110264777A dual tower with two fans going slower will make less noise than a smaller cooler with a single fan struggling.
>>110264777>challenge???
>>110264782this one is surpisingly silent while going at 2700 rpm. The p90 max can get to 4300 rpm. We'll see how noisy it is.
>>110264589I use this heavy piglet with my 5950X and it works fine. It may be a bit loud under multiple thread conditions but oh well it fits in a 2u case
>>110265895i keep testing this. It shows that at 150w the 9950x3d has 95% of its computing capacity. Not bad
>>110264777Just turn off PBO (set cpu to 99% max under windows power options). You lose 10% perf but the chip will use half the power and run 20-30C cooler.
>>110264589>Noctua cloneJust buy Noctua you tard.
>>110264777>Anon is bothered by white noiseYour life must be a living hell.
>>110268117Volume as in volumetric space, not level of noise. Geez...
>>110267981Amazingly, with the Arctic P9max fan (4300 rpm) it can handle 180w for 10 minutes. Temperature never went above 89.6C180w aint bad for such a small cooler, but you have to put the Arctic p9max fan, otherwise the limit is 150w
>>110264701you can check hwinfo sensors list and if you are hitting the thermal throttle, that means you are getting a perf hit.The problem with noise isn't the noise at 100% fan speed, the problem is that the fan will go to 100% while browsing websites, it absolutely shouldn't do that, so people buy oversized gigantic air coolers, because those coolers have a larger buffer zone, and liquid cooling has an even larger buffer zone.Technically if your CPU was so power hungry you will still get fans spinning while browsing (especially with an air cooler), but the solution is to set a fan curve (fancontrol or some bioses) that is very flat and a speed that is as high as you can set it before you hear it, then only raise the curve at around 70C.
>>110268108when noctua came out with it i wanted it but all reviews showed that it should not be used on anything over 65wyet op says he used that one on 150wwithout any proofsand he mentions 87 temp, but 'so they calim and i trust it' say optimal temp for cpu longevity should be hitting around 60 on average. up to 70 from time to time is not a prob as well.
>>110270166I have tested it with the Arctic P9 max 4300rpm fan and it can handle up to 180w with the cpu at 89.5C
>>110270237but temp is ridiculous.i have some active (well over a decade) and one dismantled computer that never ran into any issues due to observing 'keep it cool' rule.considering current prices (and you save electricity) it is a good rule to follow i say.
>>110268117At least it's not a bakery over the road that has a low frequency hum from a generator of some form that has started to crack my house walls for a decade now. Literally can't sleep some days.
>>110270299With the arctic fan and at a lower power i get the cpu stable at these temps170w -> 84.2C150w -> 75C
>>110270407why not undervoltand underclock by 1k at least thengazillion fps means fuck all or few seconds here and there for whatever you are doing.
also remember that ryzens dont just throttle at tjmax they scale down on curve with temperature.
>>110270900>>110270930the purpose is to push what this full copper cooler can do
>>110264589by adding a 9mm 3d printed spacer so the fan is not sitting right on top of the copper fins i get even better performace180w test without spacer -> 89.6C180w test with spacer -> 84.CThese things are not that far of being able to handle +200w
>>110272892forgot pic
>>110264777>the challengethe challenge is in your peanut head. there's no point to this>surpisingly silent while going at 2700 rpmmaybe check your fucking ears and your retarded brain
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>>110275210maybe check your brain first. all the annoying sounds from fans come usually from the turbulence. keeping the pressure high while also increase the distance via spacers improves the sound profile to a less annoying one. smaller fans can also spin much faster while staying quieter.
>>110275434>>110275286check your ears, old faggot. 2700rpm is audible no matter the turbulence. you're fucking retarded
>>110275509>number high means means loudlol
>>110275520your faggot arctic fan isn't special, it's objectively reviewed in a million places and the reviews confirm you're a fucking retard
>>110275767>31 to 32.5 dB
Already have a U12A and IS-55. I'm waiting for the next gen sff noctua, if that's significantly better than the IS-55 I'll consider it, otherwise I'm already all set.At most I should switch my A12s to A12 G2s, but that's not such a big deal that I should even consider it unless I run out of things to buy.
>>11027583539–42 dB at 2700 rpm, you retarded homo
