Ryzen 5 2600 stock (Stealth) vs Hyper TX3 Evo cooler

[csiza.s]

Hello, I ordered a couple of stuff to upgrade my existing pc, including a Ryzen 5 2600 processor which comes with the Wraith Stealth cooler, but I am not sure if I should keep it like that or with the existing Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO which did a great job at cooling my Athlon X4 860K (which is a damn furnace). I planned to upgrade the stock cooler at a later time anyway, for something like a 120mm air unit because I thought that my current cooler isn't compatible but on the CM website it says that it is. Also if you guys think that it is a good idea, than could you recommend a good pair of 92mm RGB fans so I could do a push/pull config. PS: I am not planning to overclock, just need it for a safe overhead.

 

[bicycle_repair_man]

If you aren't overclocking then the Wraith cooler will be plenty and the TX3 is unlikely to offer anything above and beyond it.

If you're planning to buy a 120mm heatsink then you're going to need 120mm fans, not 90mm. Noctua arguably make the best fans but none of them are RGB if I remember correctly. The Corsair SP120 range has a RGB variant, but apparently the fans are quite loud.

A dual fan configuration isn't going to provide much more cooling than a single fan. You also need to consider RAM clearance.

 

[geofelt]

The wraith cooler is likely to be better than the tx3.
See how it does.

What is your case?
The key to good cooling is a case that can draw in sufficient cooling air to let the cpu and gpu coolers do their job.
Two front 120/140mm intakes will usually be sufficient.
If the only intake is filtered, your parts will stay cleaner.

 

[csiza.s]

Sorry for not including details, also I didn't mention that I need the fans for my TX3 EVO.
My case is a SilentiumPC Regnum RG2W with 2 filtered intake fans and 1 exhaust, all of them 120mm. so pretty ventilated, also the PSU is getting air from the floor.
Also I will definitely test out the stock cooler too, see how that fares.