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RentonZero
Yeah it’s a fine cooler
TwinkiesSucker
Absolutely. PA is one of the best air coolers (price to performance ratio) and given that you’re going with AMD, you should be totally fine. I don’t know about the RAM clearance, though
meninaspeladas
It’s alright, it’s not going to be termal throttling but it ain’t going to be a freezer either. PA 120mm it’s a pretty decent cooler, and the X3D CPU run quite cool because of the L3 Cache stack.
Good air cooling performance are dependent of two things: * Where you live (if it’s a cold or tropical weather). * If your case and fans allows good airflow.
With hot weather, having AC on when you’re playing is a must. But if your case doesn’t allow good airflow, it’s probably better stick to an AIO.
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Yeah it’s a fine cooler
Absolutely. PA is one of the best air coolers (price to performance ratio) and given that you’re going with AMD, you should be totally fine. I don’t know about the RAM clearance, though
It’s alright, it’s not going to be termal throttling but it ain’t going to be a freezer either. PA 120mm it’s a pretty decent cooler, and the X3D CPU run quite cool because of the L3 Cache stack.
Good air cooling performance are dependent of two things:
* Where you live (if it’s a cold or tropical weather).
* If your case and fans allows good airflow.
With hot weather, having AC on when you’re playing is a must. But if your case doesn’t allow good airflow, it’s probably better stick to an AIO.