Cooling [SFFn] CRYORIG C7 Cu - Dat Copper Tho

[Diizzel]

Now I feel bad for my purchase of Cryorig c7 cause I though that would be better than Noctua because it rates higher tdp and is actually bigger.

Been thinking about buying c7 cu when updating my gpu but maybe I should just go and buy that Noctua finally.

 

[Thehack]

Now I feel bad for my purchase of Cryorig c7 cause I though that would be better than Noctua because it rates higher tdp and is actually bigger.

Been thinking about buying c7 cu when updating my gpu but maybe I should just go and buy that Noctua finally.

TDP is the most misunderstood "rating" ever.

It only makes sense comparing it within the same manufacturer, and to not take it seriously. No one rates their coolers the same way, and coolers perform differently considering you are always compromising between noise and heat dissipation.

 

[gdourado]

Is the lp53 the best cpu cooler to use in a Dan Case with an Intel cpu?

 

[NinoPecorino]

There's a guy on youtube that has a prototype of the all copper AXP-100 that managed to bend the pipes and fit the fan under the fins. I don't know what the height is but it fits in a Dan case.

it's 44mm with no fan on top.

 

[Phuncz]

TDP is the most misunderstood "rating" ever.

It only makes sense comparing it within the same manufacturer, and to not take it seriously. No one rates their coolers the same way, and coolers perform differently considering you are always compromising between noise and heat dissipation.

With the Intel 6-core and upcoming 8-core, it becomes even more complex. The TDP ratings for the K-series would only allow for a time-limited boost clock and you will need a cooler capable of much more "TDP" to keep the CPU at that boost clock. You'll also need a motherboard that allows this TDP override (most Z370 boards).

 

[nipsip]

There's a guy on youtube that has a prototype of the all copper AXP-100 that managed to bend the pipes and fit the fan under the fins. I don't know what the height is but it fits in a Dan case.

 

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