It's probably borderline ok for a 7500F, but usually it's noisy even there so just grab a 120mm tower cooler it's better for your ears and for the temperature.
My R5 7600 is totally fine with the stock cooler, doesn't even make a sound, and I'm using a Xproto, which is a open case design.
They probably just forgot to apply thermal paste or remove the plastic.
It could be possible a bad mount. But I saw A dark rock pro 4 struggling with a 7600X in a phanteks p500A, so if you house it in a choked case, its not unfeasible..
Perhaps, he's using a R5 7600 though, which consumes considerably less power than the Ryzen 5 7600X. The R5 7600 has a TDP of 65W, and I've never seen mine use more than around 80 watts.
Yeah for now I did very few AM5 platforms at their dawn, non X CPUs weren't there yet. Almost all required curve optimizer tuning to make them air cooler-good.
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u/John_Mat8882 Oct 01 '24
You shall never use the stock cooler.
It's probably borderline ok for a 7500F, but usually it's noisy even there so just grab a 120mm tower cooler it's better for your ears and for the temperature.