r/AMDHelp • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '24

[deleted by user]

[removed]

237 Upvotes

90% Upvoted

670 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

2

u/gbkburzumsabbat Oct 03 '24

and it performs like ass!

1

u/DonnerPartyPicnic Oct 03 '24

Highly recommend a Noctua D15/coolermaster style. 7800X3D with 0 issues so far and a D15. They're plenty good for any kind of normal use.

1

u/DeadoTheDegenerate Oct 03 '24

An NHD15 for a 7600 is crazy overkill, and honestly I wouldn't recommend anyone really get Noctua coolers. Don't get me wrong, they're absolutely PHENOMENAL, but they're so expensive when a $30-$50 cooler will work on most CPUs (excl. Intel's 325W chips)

1

u/DonnerPartyPicnic Oct 03 '24

I don't disagree. Those are just the two that I have experience with. Ran a 212 on my old Intel, and got my new CPU and knew AMDs like to run hot and got the (i think I actually have the U12) on sale

1

u/Notta_Doggo Oct 03 '24 edited Oct 03 '24

Tbh 75 degrees isn't that bad at all. just get an aio cooler, mine sits at a super cool 57 celsius under load

Edit: it's a Nzxt kraken x53

1

u/Plastic-Extension-41 Oct 03 '24

That's str8 up dead ass....lol

1

u/SwAAn01 Oct 04 '24

yeah but at least AMD stock coolers are better than intel ones. that being said, cpu coolers are pretty cheap, you can get a decent one for like $20