so, right now I have a crosshair vi hero x370 MB and ryzen 7 1800x cpu and I'm using a cooler master master liquid 240 AIO and I get great Temps, I looked at this page https://landing.coolermaster.com/pages/all-coolers-ready-for-thrid-generation-amd-ryzen3000-cpus/ and it shows that the cooler is still compatible but not the recommeded, which is their NEWER versions with RGB, of course LOL
but, I guess my question is, i'm upgraded TO an Asus tuff gaming +Plus X570 and ryzen 9 3900x
we all know it comes with the Wraith cooler, and from alot of videos I have been watching it seems like the provided cooler is great, i'm just wondering if I should use my Master Liquid 240 AIO or if I should stick with the default cooler that comes with the 3900x
I SHOULD mention that the 2 120MM fans that come with the master liquid I have swapped out for 2 Noctua fans.. which made it even quieter and lowered temps a bit more on the 1800x.
I was thinking, if I do go with the cooler that comes with the 3900x I could take the Noctua fans that is on my AIO and put them at the top blowing air out which should help some if I go with the wraith
but, I guess my question is, i'm upgraded TO an Asus tuff gaming +Plus X570 and ryzen 9 3900x
we all know it comes with the Wraith cooler, and from alot of videos I have been watching it seems like the provided cooler is great, i'm just wondering if I should use my Master Liquid 240 AIO or if I should stick with the default cooler that comes with the 3900x
I SHOULD mention that the 2 120MM fans that come with the master liquid I have swapped out for 2 Noctua fans.. which made it even quieter and lowered temps a bit more on the 1800x.
I was thinking, if I do go with the cooler that comes with the 3900x I could take the Noctua fans that is on my AIO and put them at the top blowing air out which should help some if I go with the wraith