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I cleaned PC with industrial air blower from dust so didi I break the CPU fan after I glued it now I can run its speed only on 50% so the fan doesn't break again. After seeing some changes in FPS it dropped down to 24 what to do?
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Hakoda said:
Tnx for the recommendations and that said Cooler is the problem that affects my FPS drop?
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Your FPS is low due to your thermals being higher and the CPU not boosting properly. So yes, a replacement cooler/new cooler entirely would help. An aftermarket cooler might even boost your FPS. Ryzen takes thermal headroom and uses it to boost higher.
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oh boy, you have the wind turbine.
I assume you are on a budget considering you are hesitant to switch the Fan.

First things first:
  • Did you remove the cpu cooler from the mainboard?
  • If so, did you reapply thermal paste?
  • Is your fan making any noises?

I can tell you right away, that your fan won't do It much longer. I give it 3 Months before the bearing breaks from the offset load.
If you coincidentally happen to live in europe: I have the same model lying around in my drawer which I could send over.
Otherwise I highly recommend to upgrade your CPU fan. Not only will you get your loved FPS back, together with your cpu living longer, it will also be much more silent.
 
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Herr B said:
oh boy, you have the wind turbine.
I can tell you right away, that your fan won't do It much longer. I give it 3 Months before the bearing breaks from the offset load.
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  1. The Wraith Prism is the best stock cooler simply because it has something Intel hasn't mastered: heatpipes. It has performance comparable to an aftermarket $40 tower air cooler. Set a fan curve and the random Ryzen temp spikes won't make the cooler spin up and down. That needs to be done with ANY cooler. I have my NH-D15S set to only spin up to 70% after the CPU reaches 60C so the idle temp spikes aren't an issue.
  2. Had & made several builds with this cooler. Have yet to get contacted about any broken fans.
To the OP:

In any case, your CPU cooler is broken, giving you high temps. Next time you clean out your PC, hold the fan in place before using the blower.

I agree that you should exchange the cooler for a working one of the same model, or a new one entirely. But if you decide on a new one, make sure it fits your case and that it is compatible with your mainboard and socket. Some recommendations: Scythe Fuma 2, Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo, NH-U12S. Some high end ones: Dark Rock Pro 4 / NH-D15S.
 
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Herr B said:
oh boy, you have the wind turbine.
I assume you are on a budget considering you are hesitant to switch the Fan.

First things first:
  • Did you remove the cpu cooler from the mainboard?
  • If so, did you reapply thermal paste?
  • Is your fan making any noises?
I can tell you right away, that your fan won't do It much longer. I give it 3 Months before the bearing breaks from the offset load.
If you coincidentally happen to live in europe: I have the same model lying around in my drawer which I could send over.
Otherwise I highly recommend to upgrade your CPU fan. Not only will you get your loved FPS back, together with your cpu living longer, it will also be much more silent.
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I Did all of that not my 1st time =D
 
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AlexaKitty said:
  1. The Wraith Prism is the best stock cooler simply because it has something Intel hasn't mastered: heatpipes. It has performance comparable to an aftermarket $40 tower air cooler. Set a fan curve and the random Ryzen temp spikes won't make the cooler spin up and down. That needs to be done with ANY cooler. I have my NH-D15S set to only spin up to 70% after the CPU reaches 60C so the idle temp spikes aren't an issue.
  2. Had & made several builds with this cooler. Have yet to get contacted about any broken fans.
To the OP:

In any case, your CPU cooler is broken, giving you high temps. Next time you clean out your PC, hold the fan in place before using the blower.

I agree that you should exchange the cooler for a working one of the same model, or a new one entirely. But if you decide on a new one, make sure it fits your case and that it is compatible with your mainboard and socket. Some recommendations: Scythe Fuma 2, Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo, NH-U12S. Some high end ones: Dark Rock Pro 4 / NH-D15S.
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Tnx for the recommendations and that said Cooler is the problem that affects my FPS drop?
 
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AlexaKitty said:
  1. The Wraith Prism is the best stock cooler simply because it has something Intel hasn't mastered: heatpipes. It has performance comparable to an aftermarket $40 tower air cooler. Set a fan curve and the random Ryzen temp spikes won't make the cooler spin up and down. That needs to be done with ANY cooler. I have my NH-D15S set to only spin up to 70% after the CPU reaches 60C so the idle temp spikes aren't an issue.
  2. Had & made several builds with this cooler. Have yet to get contacted about any broken fans.
To the OP:

In any case, your CPU cooler is broken, giving you high temps. Next time you clean out your PC, hold the fan in place before using the blower.

I agree that you should exchange the cooler for a working one of the same model, or a new one entirely. But if you decide on a new one, make sure it fits your case and that it is compatible with your mainboard and socket. Some recommendations: Scythe Fuma 2, Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo, NH-U12S. Some high end ones: Dark Rock Pro 4 / NH-D15S.
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Agree with @AlexaKitty I am running Noctuas as well. They are pretty much non recognizable silent. I cant speak a single bad Word about them. But also they are rather expensive. Im running Noctua NH-D14 (16cm) right now. Thats the Part where I don't disagree with the stock cooler. I have tried and fiddled around for hours with the Stock amd cooler and yes, it keeps the cpu very cool. But then it sounds like a Jet engine. Hence it sits in my drawer. I just didnt have any luck with it.

Yes it is your cpu cooler and yes, make sure it fits yourcase. Some Fans are real Monsters in Size.
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Herr B said:
Thats the Part where I don't disagree with the stock cooler. I have tried and fiddled around for hours with the Stock amd cooler and yes, it keeps the cpu very silent. But then it sounds like a Jet engine. Hence it sits in my drawer. I just didnt have any luck with it.
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Yeah, despite being the best stock cooler it's still just that, a stock cooler. An aftermarket cooler will always be better.
 
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Hakoda said:
Tnx for the recommendations and that said Cooler is the problem that affects my FPS drop?
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Your FPS is low due to your thermals being higher and the CPU not boosting properly. So yes, a replacement cooler/new cooler entirely would help. An aftermarket cooler might even boost your FPS. Ryzen takes thermal headroom and uses it to boost higher.
 
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AlexaKitty said:
Your FPS is low due to your thermals being higher and the CPU not boosting properly. So yes, a replacement cooler/new cooler entirely would help. An aftermarket cooler might even boost your FPS. Ryzen takes thermal headroom and uses it to boost higher.
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Just accordingly, Ryzen throttles down to prevent thermal damage rather than just shutting down the computer immediately.
 
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