How high is Ryzen 7 2700X temperatures under load with the Wraith Prism in tropical regions?

[Rangan Das]

Where I live, temperatures during summer go above 30 degrees Celsius indoors. I currently have an FX-8320 that would fails to go beyond 3.5GHz once the core temp goes a little beyond 60. Moreover, with a 125W TDP processor, it was difficult to find a compact cooling solution that would fit my case (Corsair Carbide 100R). I am using an Antec A40 Pro with two Arctic F9 PST CO fans in push/pull to keep in cool. Moreover, I have 5 other 120mm case fans running, without which the CPU core temp hits 70. The FX 8320 stock cooler from Cooler Master was loud and really pathetic. So, i changed it.

All this is also highly taxing my PSU.

Presently, I am thinking of upgrading to the Ryzen 7 2700X that has a slightly lower TDP. I need to know how well the CPU performs under load. I will run it in stock settings, no OC, and use the stock cooler with an B350 board. Probably, I will get the Asus Prime B350-A.

Workloads include tons of photo editing in Lightroom, some work in Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. Moreover, for college assignments, I need to run some machine learning code written in Python. This often caused the core temp of the FX CPU to go beyond 65.

For a GPU, I got an RX480 8GB OC from Sapphire and 16GB of RAM.

Is the Wraith Prism sufficient for the 105W CPU, or should I for go for the Ryzen 2700 which runs has 65W.

 

[jatin3489]

Where I live, temperatures during summer go above 30 degrees Celsius indoors. I currently have an FX-8320 that would fails to go beyond 3.5GHz once the core temp goes a little beyond 60. Moreover, with a 125W TDP processor, it was difficult to find a compact cooling solution that would fit my case (Corsair Carbide 100R). I am using an Antec A40 Pro with two Arctic F9 PST CO fans in push/pull to keep in cool. Moreover, I have 5 other 120mm case fans running, without which the CPU core temp hits 70. The FX 8320 stock cooler from Cooler Master was loud and really pathetic. So, i changed it.

All this is also highly taxing my PSU.

Presently, I am thinking of upgrading to the Ryzen 7 2700X that has a slightly lower TDP. I need to know how well the CPU performs under load. I will run it in stock settings, no OC, and use the stock cooler with an B350 board. Probably, I will get the Asus Prime B350-A.

Workloads include tons of photo editing in Lightroom, some work in Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. Moreover, for college assignments, I need to run some machine learning code written in Python. This often caused the core temp of the FX CPU to go beyond 65.

For a GPU, I got an RX480 8GB OC from Sapphire and 16GB of RAM.

Is the Wraith Prism sufficient for the 105W CPU, or should I for go for the Ryzen 2700 which runs has 65W.

The processor is a good choice but on the cpu cooler options i wouldnt go with the stock one cause it will and surely spike up your temperature under load . i will recommend getting this :- https://www.amazon.in/COOLER-MASTER-LIQUID-MASTERLIQUID-LITE/dp/B06WRRDS73/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1526282274&sr=8-2&keywords=ryzen+7+2700x&dpID=419RjIJ2zGL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch But if you are not in water cooling and can sqeeze up your budget a little more i will say go for :-https://www.amazon.in/noctua-NH-D15-Heatpipe-CPU-Cooler/dp/B00L7UZMAK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1526282368&sr=8-1&keywords=noctua
pretty decent optins but at the end it all depends on your preference and yes this cpu has enough fire power for all of your work !

 

[loki1944]

Where I live, temperatures during summer go above 30 degrees Celsius indoors. I currently have an FX-8320 that would fails to go beyond 3.5GHz once the core temp goes a little beyond 60. Moreover, with a 125W TDP processor, it was difficult to find a compact cooling solution that would fit my case (Corsair Carbide 100R). I am using an Antec A40 Pro with two Arctic F9 PST CO fans in push/pull to keep in cool. Moreover, I have 5 other 120mm case fans running, without which the CPU core temp hits 70. The FX 8320 stock cooler from Cooler Master was loud and really pathetic. So, i changed it.

All this is also highly taxing my PSU.

Presently, I am thinking of upgrading to the Ryzen 7 2700X that has a slightly lower TDP. I need to know how well the CPU performs under load. I will run it in stock settings, no OC, and use the stock cooler with an B350 board. Probably, I will get the Asus Prime B350-A.

Workloads include tons of photo editing in Lightroom, some work in Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. Moreover, for college assignments, I need to run some machine learning code written in Python. This often caused the core temp of the FX CPU to go beyond 65.

Is the Wraith Prism sufficient for the 105W CPU, or should I for go for the Ryzen 2700 which runs has 65W.

Honestly I would got with an AIO or a CPU that doesn't run as hot; @stock with heavy loads it will hit 82C+ in temperate climates; I had an i7 6700 I used in the US and in sub-Saharan Africa that had a 25C difference between each climate; I had to undervolt and underclock the CPU in Africa to keep from thermal throttling at 100+C.

 

[Rangan Das]

Where I live, temperatures during summer go above 30 degrees Celsius indoors. I currently have an FX-8320 that would fails to go beyond 3.5GHz once the core temp goes a little beyond 60. Moreover, with a 125W TDP processor, it was difficult to find a compact cooling solution that would fit my case (Corsair Carbide 100R). I am using an Antec A40 Pro with two Arctic F9 PST CO fans in push/pull to keep in cool. Moreover, I have 5 other 120mm case fans running, without which the CPU core temp hits 70. The FX 8320 stock cooler from Cooler Master was loud and really pathetic. So, i changed it.

All this is also highly taxing my PSU.

Presently, I am thinking of upgrading to the Ryzen 7 2700X that has a slightly lower TDP. I need to know how well the CPU performs under load. I will run it in stock settings, no OC, and use the stock cooler with an B350 board. Probably, I will get the Asus Prime B350-A.

Workloads include tons of photo editing in Lightroom, some work in Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. Moreover, for college assignments, I need to run some machine learning code written in Python. This often caused the core temp of the FX CPU to go beyond 65.

Is the Wraith Prism sufficient for the 105W CPU, or should I for go for the Ryzen 2700 which runs has 65W.

Honestly I would got with an AIO or a CPU that doesn't run as hot; @stock with heavy loads it will hit 82C+ in temperate climates; I had an i7 6700 I used in the US and in sub-Saharan Africa that had a 25C difference between each climate; I had to undervolt and underclock the CPU in Africa to keep from thermal throttling at 100+C.

I would get the Ryzen 7 2700 if it came with a better cooler. The Wraith Spire looks quite underpowered. Moreover, I need to dismantle the cooler mounting bracket on the motherboard as the Wraith Spire has a different mounting mechanism than the Wraith Prism.

I need to know which stock cooler performs better. Does the Wraith Spire keep the Ryzen 7 2700 cooler than the Wraith Prism can keep the Ryzen 7 2700X?

 

[PdxPetmonster]

The wraith prism is going to be the best out of those two options. It can handle a decent amount of cooling, but given your location, it might not be the best option. I honestly wouldn't even be considering the stock cooler with any processor you'd be purchasing, they'll all require a 3rd party cooler.

 

[Rangan Das]

The wraith prism is going to be the best out of those two options. It can handle a decent amount of cooling, but given your location, it might not be the best option. I honestly wouldn't even be considering the stock cooler with any processor you'd be purchasing, they'll all require a 3rd party cooler.

W. Prism with 2700X or the W. Spire with 2700? Which would be the better/cooler option?

 

[jatin3489]

The wraith prism is going to be the best out of those two options. It can handle a decent amount of cooling, but given your location, it might not be the best option. I honestly wouldn't even be considering the stock cooler with any processor you'd be purchasing, they'll all require a 3rd party cooler.

W. Prism with 2700X or the W. Spire with 2700? Which would be the better/cooler option?

Wrath prism . the company must have put the thought under consideration !