Thats a yes from me.@Hellfire13 two 140mm at top is all the addition I need?
@Phaaze88 same advice by you yes? 2x 140mm at top along with the case stock fans and the arctic cpu cooler? Plus, you said that no need for OC because both the gpu and cpu auto control their OC which is better?
By which what is better I meant that is auto OC is better than manual OC today. You pretty much answered that.Here and there, yes. Overclocking isn't what it used to be now that cpus and gpu do most of it for you on their own. Gone are the days of big 40%(or some other big number) OC's.
Which what is better?
What is your budget and location for the cooler???By which what is better I meant that is auto OC is better than manual OC today. You pretty much answered that.
@Hellfire13
@Phaaze88
Thank you for answering all my questions. Sorry if incase I sounded like an asshole or got you frustrated with the way I ask questions. Thank you and wish me luck.
Before I leave. Are there better cpu coolers than arctic freeze or is this more than enough?
Well, I did quote the arctic freeze 34 esports duo through out this thread so that might give you an idea of budget. As for location... How else do you fit it? Front to rear on the cpu. Mobo and cpu are quoted in the title.What is your budget and location for the cooler???
I meant which country are you located in? Prices vary from region to region. The point is to get the best cooler within your budget. Here's a rough reference guide...Well, I did quote the arctic freeze 34 esports duo through out this thread so that might give you an idea of budget. As for location... How else do you fit it? Front to rear on the cpu. Mobo and cpu are quoted in the title.
Auto overclock programs or features, like Msi Dragon Center and Multi/All Core Enhancement in bios, for example, are not ideal. They just use too much voltage to guarantee stable OCs.By which what is better I meant that is auto OC is better than manual OC today. You pretty much answered that.
I'd say it's more than enough. The 5600X is low power, so a bigger cooler won't necessarily be much of an improvement; the cpu won't come close to heat soaking something like a NH-D15, and because of that, thermals may not improve.Before I leave. Are there better cpu coolers than arctic freeze or is this more than enough?
USA is my country. Budget is around the arctic freeze price.I meant which country are you located in? Prices vary from region to region. The point is to get the best cooler within your budget. Here's a rough reference guide...
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If that is your budget limit then go with the Esports Duo. It is one of the best in class, has static pressure fans and comes with the longest warranty.USA is my country. Budget is around the arctic freeze price.
OkIf that is your budget limit then go with the Esports Duo. It is one of the best in class, has static pressure fans and comes with the longest warranty.
What's this fan curve I keep reading about?Hi
If you set up the case fans the way Hellfire13 and Phaaze88 have suggested, I think the Arctic Esports 34 duo will do a great job.
I have 1 on my wife's 2600x in a Phanteks Enthoo Pro case currently with a
gtx 960 4gb And about to install my old 1070 ti so I may be adding a second fan up top if hers temps change.
Currently have 2x120mm front, 1x140mm top rear, 1x120mm rear in a 22-24c ambient temp room.
The 2600x runs 26-30c idle,
On a Aida64 Extreme Fpu test it tops out @74c with a cpu fan curve set @
40c-45%
60c-65%
75c-80%
The cooler was purchased to be a back up which was needed when the corsair h100iv2 240mm that was on the 2600x needed to be Rma'd and has Exceeded my Expectations.
As Phaaze88 has said Old School Overclocking has Long past with Ryzen Cpu's and as many others has said Oc expectations need to be tempered.
Your not going to get high clocks without running Unsafe voltages so something to think about if you want to keep that cpu around for awhile.
So for the cooler on a 5600x running Pbo yes I think I would have no problem with that cooler running a very similar fan curve.
It's Very Quiet also.
Hope some of this helps.