Thermaltake TH420 V2 ARGB AIO Cooler Brute Force Cooling On A Budget
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Thermaltake TH420 V2 ARGB AIO cooler Brute force cooling on a budget
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Totally blown away by this inexpensive AIO, first time running Cinebench R23 on the Ryzen 7 7700X stock and NOT hitting thermal max of 95c! That really means this thing is cooling faster than anything else we have ever tested here!
And would you believe it, we had the 7700X Running all core loads as low as 63.8c Holy moly!
The TH V2 ARGB Sync AIO Liquid Cooler series is the next generation model of TH Series AIO, constructed with a rotatable infinity-mirror lighting top lid and CT120 / CT140 ARGB Sync fans which run up to 2000 / 1800 RPM. Additionally, it comes with a brand-new slim radiator with a 460mm tube length for optimised chassis compatibility. This product is compatible with 5V Motherboard Sync software for lighting control. And best of all doesn't cost a small fortune!
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My word, this thing is a BEAST !!! The cooler is as big as its name (blazin') ;-) That pump looks the business.....great to know that its quieter too. At this price point its gonna be difficult to get better value for money.....nice one Thermaltake and thanks Mike and Kath for your in depth review 🙂
I love it! but it is fecking huge! time for a bigger case i think
Wow that is huge, could use that in a car lol Looks quality unit with attention to detail for neater installation. Always surprises me initial temps save only couple degrees. Amazed at how much more performance can be obtained from tuning the system! Thanks for thorough review Mike & Kath 🐈👍
it is actually bigger than a the heater matrix in a lot of cars
Great video thanks Mike.
Glad you enjoyed it
Brute force cooling and ARGB? I'm all in!! 3 radiator fans should do the trick. I usually go with 2 radiator fans to save space! Nice video Mike!
Right on
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thanks william hope you enjoy your road trip
@@mikesunboxing I'll be on the road trip Saturday first. but thank you very much 😀
rad is best fit at the top of the case, less stress on pump , AIO looks good though
thanks
THC420 is a good name.
lol yeah they missed a trick there
Cooler is great... LCD screen is nice... Software/Drivers are buggy... Have one brand new and have yet to get the LCD screen to be recognized. Got it once, for about 5 seconds, by plugging a USB to microUSB from the back of the mobo (B550 Tomahawk Max wifi) into the screen, but it stopped just after. Still haven't figured it out.
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Best Bang is the Prism 360...............hands down. Second is the Naughty...or Notty.
Fantastic review mate. I’m currently doing an all white mini ITX build. There is hardly any white 280 aio without the extra jazz. This is the cheapest AIO in my country. Beats the Galahad 2 by $250
Think I will purchase this
thanks and make sure to get the V2 version it is better.
420, 4:20 or 4/20 (pronounced four-twenty) is cannabis culture slang for marijuana and hashish consumption, especially smoking around the time 4:20 pm (16:20). It also refers to cannabis-oriented celebrations that take place annually on April 20 (4/20 in U.S. and Canadian date form).
Thank you for the review! What about a comparison vs the 420 arctic freezer II? And what are the differences between this and the much more expensive TOUGHLIQUID version?
i'll see what i can do
Robeytech's review of the LF III 420mm has a graph that includes the th420 v2, and they seem really close, with the TH420 v2 actually coming out on top most of the time iirc.
I have this and my 12900k is very happy indeed. I have the Ultra v. of this.
like these a lot. pump noise is very acceptable
Any update on how loud the pump is? Lowest RPM vs. Hightest RPM? Thanks!
it gurgles a bit at startup but is quiet after, it is running between about 1000-3300 rpm in mine but i keep it around 80-100% most of the time so about 2600 or so
How do u think this would cool the 14700k? Also where would I be able to find tube length? Thanks in advance
14700k will be fine, the tube length i'm not sure, maybe ask thermaltake on facebook or X. i would be guessing at about 450mm
@@mikesunboxing thank you. Love the content btw
I need one for my corsair 1000D. Also another 6x 140mm Lian Li infinity fans.
it is a good cooler and the Pumps have improved a lot
you get the like and follow just for that thug life moment lol
Haha thanks 🙏
The only bad thing I found with this AIO(that I have in my case) is that AMD bracket can only be installed one way. So, you can't have the hoses on the bottom or top of the CPU. It can only be on the left or right. And also, no software to control the RGB with Temperatures. All Corsair AIO can be configured to change color according to temperature.
it will depend on your motherboard software for the ARGB setting, the MSI center / mystic light allows it, so does gigabyte
@mikesunboxing my motherboard controls the lighting. No problem there. But it cannot change color if it passes certain temperature as a warning, like Corsair AIOs
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How do you control the fan speed for these? Mine isn't even recognized by Thermaltakes RGB plus software
The thermaltake software isn’t needed for this, just use the bios or motherboard software to control the fans, can help you with that if needed
@@mikesunboxing yes please. I want an option to be able to switch the fan speed on the fly by switching between the full speed and silent "night mode" profiles, which is what I did in TT software before. I dont suppose thats doable quick and easy via bios? So what MB software for MSI can do that?
Can this cool the 7800X3d?
Yes it can
Do you know if the fans can be swaped for TT's Swafans? I would like to swap them but unsure if they will work or if the cabling / software will be a problem with the new fans?
Great video!
Thanks
yes that is fine, you will just need to install the TT RGB plus software and setup the fan speeds in there. Slight more complicated but easy enough to do
@@mikesunboxingbrilliant thank you
Also, I notice there is a ultra version, would you know what the difference is and if you can still rotate the screen?
the circle part isnt lighting up for me, how do i fix that?
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I don't like the trend why we need so massive a cooler to cool the CPU.
yeah it is becoming a bit daft and expensive
Havebyou tested teh phanteks d30 420? How good is the thermaltake tcompared to the phanteks?
i haven't sorry. never had any contact from them
@@mikesunboxing that's ok. Thanks for replying
@@Games_and_Tech No problem - thanks for watching 🙂
Thanks Mike for another great video. I am still confused about AIO front mounting with regards to where to put the fans. Your video shows the fans installed facing the outside and the radiator facing the inside of the case. I have seen other videos where the fans are installed facing the inside of the case and the radiator facing the outside. I am not interested in RGB lighting at all. Do you know which installation cools the CPU better?
it is dependant on many factors so hard to say for sure, also depending on the mounting it can effect offer devices like the GPU. Let me know what case you are using and what other fans and components and i can offer some advice specific to your setup
@@mikesunboxing Thanks for your reply Mike. My case is Fractal Design Define 7 Compact. I have 140mm fan on top, 120mm on rear. My AIO is ThermalTake TH240 V1. I have already front mounted the AIO with the 120mm fans facing the inside of the case. Your video shows the radiator facing the inside of the case. Just wondering which option is better for cooling the CPU, regardless of the RGB lighting as I don't use it.
I get 80c under 160w load with cm ml240 push pull fan setup. Th420 is a complete disappointment that such a large cooler reaches 95c at 130w. Omg wtf
Modern processors work differently, temps are crazy but by design
@@mikesunboxing Regardless, arctic 420 seems like a better option, it's just a little more expensive but at least it has a VRM fan.
BTW just noticed in the benchmarks this 3 huge fan monstrosity is just BARELY better than a 1 fan non liquid Noctua cooler.... not even the double version just single fin stack... Isn't that kind of a terrible result for an enormous AIO like this?
the thing is with modern processor design and the way they always try to hit the 95c mark unless tuned means that pretty much all coolers max temps are going to look similar.
The real difference for me that i am finding is the "normal" use temps stay much lower with a bigger cooler like this and therefore you don't get the rest of the system fans going nuts when just browsing or watching a video.
I think we need a new metric in cooler reviews really. But trying to test in a real world use case is really hard to do with all the different options and external factors.
can i change the lcd display screen on this one?
this is an argb logo not a LCD screen, this is a different model
Question can u change fan rgb to solid color?
yes that is possible
@@mikesunboxing can u give me the website Link to change fan rgb
Hi, Mike. There are two things about AIOs that I don't like. First, most come with an aluminum radiator which doesn't transfer heat away from the CPU nearly as well as a copper radiator. Second, the black hoses most come with are ugly. I believe all AIOs should have the standard G1/4" threads so if desired, the owner could replace the ugly black hoses with standard fittings and clear PETG or Acrylic hardline tubing. That would allow the owner to buy a GPU water-block and add it to the system. I think if you tried something like an EKWB EK-Quantum Velocity 2 CPU ARGB Water Block and a good copper radiator you'd see a big difference in temps.
I have to disagree. On paper, copper is a better heat conductor than aluminum. In practice, a good 240, 280 or 360mm AIO isn't performing that much worse than a custom build watercooling system with copper radiator or the same size. Speak from experience.
@@spektrumB I am speaking from experience. I've been building custom loops for about twelve years so I know what I'm talking about. Copper's heat conductivity is far superior to that of aluminum. Copper radiators are also easier to repair.
@@guitarprogrock So do I speaking from experience. I have more spare 240, 280 and 360 radiators than I would like to admit.
there will be a few differences between an AIO and a custom loop, the parts are considerably more expensive and that should be the case, pay more get more.
Also to take into consideration that with an AIO there is a lot less thermal mass in the form of fluid, this also makes a difference.
I would expect a custom loop with the same amount of fluid and same size rad with no res to perform very closely to each other
no pwm fans you can say what ever story you like , this cooler is for 150 tdp cpu and the ryzen 7 700x max tdp is 142, omg fake news
i don't know what you are talking about sorry, where you responding to another video
Esta montada mal.El peso del agua tiene que estar sobre los latiguillos y no al revés 🤦🏻
that is not totally accurate
V2? V1?
v2
What's the difference?
AMD have become so dodgy, Forcing CPU's to run as close to 95c as possible to intentionally shorten their lifespan.
I need my R5 7600x to last another 10 years like my FX-8350 lasted (@ 4.8ghz it never got over 50c with a 360mm custom loop with 1.8L on custom homemade coolant)
I would like a cooler that wont allow R5 7600x to go past 60c under max load for 12 hours at 5.5ghz +, Might have to manual clock the cpu and set manual voltages and disable any curves or sillyness.
I always run all Case/cooler/gpu fans at 100% if i wanted silence i would buy better headphones
My deepcool ak620 won’t let my r5 7600x ever go past 64C but deepcool recently got banned in the USA for selling to russian businesses.