really helpful, thanks man. If anyone wants to know I run the same setup but with the AIO on the back of the case, and I average 80*C, so the Corsair H60 is a very good, little cooler.
Hello, I'm thinking of buying this cooler because my Case is a micro atx unfortunately that only supports 120mm coolers. So would you guys recommend it with a Biostar B550MH motherboards? Excuse my still begginerness at this. And thanks for the video Sr.
I've not had much experience with biostar and personally I would purchase a more established brand like msi, gigabyte, asus etc. Support and quality is important with motherboards. Have a look at "Hardware unboxed" as i believe they have looked at a good few b550 boards.
Great video. I'm surprised that cooler would keep the cpu that cool. (Did you the cooler fan speeds..?) And was it noisy..? I've the 3900x and the nh-u12a so I'm curious. Great case set up for this video - looks nice. A video about the voltage adjustments wouldn't hurt anyone...🥃
Hi. I always set the fans, cooler and system, to be as quiet as possible. I usually set a steep curve towards higher temps. So, for gaming and usual pc stuff the pc remains comfortably quiet. Loud PC's are badly put together PC's. IMO.
Thank you for running the test. I plan to run a 5900x with a 120mm aio, do you think it can handle it? How are the noise levels when just using the computer normally?
Hello, I want to get this h60, but my question is since my motherboard doesn't have a pump header, can I connect the pump 3 pin to a sata adapter directly to the psu?, Will it work? What about the performance of the aio, any difference or will work the same?
I would like to see it gaming i have a tinker itx build and since I upgraded from a 3900x to a 5950x in my main rig im gonna take the 3600 out of the itx build and put the 3900x in. I only have a 150mm height limit so i was debating on a 92mm air cooler probably noctua nh-u9s or even the cheaper cryorig cr-m9pa. But I could also use a 120mm aio and i will probably run it at 4ghz with an undervolt. I had it running 4.5ghz on a 360mm aio, but I’m wondering if it will even be worth it because i have the 3600 running at 4.2ghz on a wraith prism cooler and it works fine and i like the way it looks. Also debating on taking out the reference 5700xt and putting in a radeon vii.
Hi. Thanks for the video. It’s helping me decide which cooler I am keeping. I have purchased both the 120 and the 240 and am trying to cool the 12900k. I was wondering compared to this Ryden 9 would the single 120 be enough for me. I have similar Cade setup as yours and would like to keep the bottom front fan for some cool air intake. That’s why I was leaning more towards keeping the single 120 mounted in the front top like yours. What do you think? Also, would it be better to place the radiator in the front and the fan pulling air in behind it or like yours with the radiator in fan in front pulling through the radiator. Thanks in advance.
12900k needs beefy cooling to get the best from it. 240 would be the minimum you would need to get the benefits of that CPU. If you have splashed out on that CPU and I would assume a very good motherboard too, then you definitely do not want to save money on a CPU cooler.
@@ricco123tube yes thank you. I got the ASUS Prime Z690-A LGA and the ASUS Prime Z690-P D4. I had to get the d4 because I can’t find the ddr5 memory. I also got both coolers because I want the best performance. My only restriction is my case. I don’t want to change it out. It’s a NZXT S340 Elite so similar to yours. I don’t have a lot of room in the top but do in the front for the 240. Just worried about my only intake being warmed by the radiator. That’s why I was thinking of the one on top front with an fresh air intake on bottom front. Just worried about the heat from the 12900k. Will be building it on Tuesday.
Have all the aios only been one fan radiators? I think that's what the issue is. I am using this exact aio atm but i upgraded from a ryzen 5 2600x to a ryzen 9 5900x. I think the ryzen 9s just run too hot. I ordered a noctua NH-D15 to replace my aio as I know for a fact it can handle it. I idle at about 60 degrees.
I am about to purchase Ryzen 9 5900x With gtx 3060 ti 32 gb ram An aio is big thing for me Is this io Can keeep my ryzen temperature down or what notice i am in California temp get very hot some times i have to save energy and just turn on my fan in the room with window open So is this will do great job or I should get better one like icue h150i elite capllix 360 radiation
Depends mostly on what you use your PC for. Just gaming and rarely will your cpu be running at full speed, so maybe invest in a better GPU. If you are rendering etc and the cpu is gonna be maxed, then get a premium performance cooler. 5900x will be warm but not as ridiculous as team blue.
Would it be more of a difference of lower temps to swap the fan to a 3000 rpm Noctua NF-F12 120mm on the radiator? I know it will be loud but noise is no issue for me if it justifies for lower temps.
Hi Ricco, I have a 3900x in a small form factor case. with only space for 1 aio fan. Would a top tier aio be sufficient for this? Airflow in the case is very good. (top tier like the h80i v2 / h90 / arctic freezer II/ Kraken x42 )
I don't know what the performance of the gammax is. Probably a little bit less than the Corsair, but that is a guess. I did purchase one of those but had to send it back as it made a horrific grinding noise.
The noctua is awesome!! My 3800x test was a full all core worst case scenario test that pushed the cpu and coolers to the limit. Gaming does not get even close to the test temps.
can you help me out mate? i just bought my h60 and i have no idea of how to install the amd brackets for my motherboard, can you show how did you took the intel brackets out? the guide doesn't help that much
Im running a Asus B550 F, AMD Ryzen 3700x. And a Cosair h60. Farthest I'm scene in temp was 50-65 Celsius. Its new to me to actually see the temperature with the new setup. So this temperature I'm seeing, is good?
@@ricco123tube Oh thats good to know. I have always made the BIOS settings only to keep RPM low when not using much power, but I have to check if my computer allows it to stop the fan totally when not needed. Newer BIOSes might allow that, I guess you use PWM fans to do that?
Depends on what bios is installed. If its been sat on a shelf for ages, then probably won't, but this is unlikely. By this time it should work straight out of the box.
With just 6 cores and threads it should do the job. Temps are high with avx, but general stuff and gaming temps are fine. Intel thermals are not great so if you can use a 120mm aio, I'd go for that.
No man, you are doing this very wrong! There is something about assembling and maintaining computers called airflow, you have to respect that! In your assembly did you take an extra fan and put it next to the original h60 fan pulling the air that comes from the front of your pc? Do you understand that this air will pass through the radiator that is hot and get that hot air into your pc? It makes no sense. The radiator must always be either at the top or at the rear. That's because all the cold air will pass FIRST through the motherboard and video card and lastly it will pass through the radiator and that the hot air out. Think about what to do. ^^
No! You are incorrect for assuming what my requirements are. I want the coldest air going through the radiator to keep the cpu boosting as high as possible. I do not want warm air from within the case being drawn through the radiator and essentially reducing the Ryzen cpu boost frequency. I have already tested this and the difference was about 3-5c and 100-200mhz lower boost. The gpu and vrm in this configuration in this system remain very cool and quiet.
@@ricco123tube Yes friend, I am not saying that you will not cool your CPU by doing this anymore, but keep in mind that by doing what you are doing, you will circulate the hot air that has already passed through the radiator, to all your pc parts, motherboard, memory, VIDEO CARD, etc. That is, if you overheat your CPU by overclocking / testing, or even playing games, you can damage your other parts by stressing them, making them cool with hot winds coming from the radiator. Think about it, motherboards and raw memories can also burn that way! If you take other large computer assembly and maintenance companies as an example, no one puts the processor radiator in front, because of that. ^^
I disagree. I have already tested various configurations and this works best for my setup. The vrm temp is cool even with a 3900x at full load, and the gpu is also cool and quiet. I have built many PCs this year and maybe 100 in the last decade, and I have a good idea of what works well with different hardware. One size does not fit all.
Thank you so much for this
I love the h60,
its hand's down the finest AIO, the 5 year warranty should also be a dead giveaway ;)
really helpful, thanks man. If anyone wants to know I run the same setup but with the AIO on the back of the case, and I average 80*C, so the Corsair H60 is a very good, little cooler.
Good to know!
Thanks
Hello, I'm thinking of buying this cooler because my Case is a micro atx unfortunately that only supports 120mm coolers. So would you guys recommend it with a Biostar B550MH motherboards? Excuse my still begginerness at this.
And thanks for the video Sr.
I've not had much experience with biostar and personally I would purchase a more established brand like msi, gigabyte, asus etc.
Support and quality is important with motherboards.
Have a look at "Hardware unboxed" as i believe they have looked at a good few b550 boards.
thankyou was thinking about upgrading my h60 but after seeing this i think i should keep it. works great!
Thanks for the video! Any thoughts on whether the performance/thermals would be much different for a 5900x vs the 3900x?
I haven't tested the 5900x but I believe it runs a little bit hotter.
Can the h60 also cool a 5800x?
Great video. I'm surprised that cooler would keep the cpu that cool. (Did you the cooler fan speeds..?) And was it noisy..? I've the 3900x and the nh-u12a so I'm curious. Great case set up for this video - looks nice.
A video about the voltage adjustments wouldn't hurt anyone...🥃
Hi. I always set the fans, cooler and system, to be as quiet as possible. I usually set a steep curve towards higher temps. So, for gaming and usual pc stuff the pc remains comfortably quiet.
Loud PC's are badly put together PC's. IMO.
Thank you for running the test. I plan to run a 5900x with a 120mm aio, do you think it can handle it? How are the noise levels when just using the computer normally?
I will handle it but may not boost quite as high as with a more efficient cooler.
Hello, I want to get this h60, but my question is since my motherboard doesn't have a pump header, can I connect the pump 3 pin to a sata adapter directly to the psu?, Will it work? What about the performance of the aio, any difference or will work the same?
I would like to see it gaming i have a tinker itx build and since I upgraded from a 3900x to a 5950x in my main rig im gonna take the 3600 out of the itx build and put the 3900x in. I only have a 150mm height limit so i was debating on a 92mm air cooler probably noctua nh-u9s or even the cheaper cryorig cr-m9pa. But I could also use a 120mm aio and i will probably run it at 4ghz with an undervolt. I had it running 4.5ghz on a 360mm aio, but I’m wondering if it will even be worth it because i have the 3600 running at 4.2ghz on a wraith prism cooler and it works fine and i like the way it looks. Also debating on taking out the reference 5700xt and putting in a radeon vii.
Hi. Thanks for the video. It’s helping me decide which cooler I am keeping. I have purchased both the 120 and the 240 and am trying to cool the 12900k. I was wondering compared to this Ryden 9 would the single 120 be enough for me. I have similar Cade setup as yours and would like to keep the bottom front fan for some cool air intake. That’s why I was leaning more towards keeping the single 120 mounted in the front top like yours. What do you think? Also, would it be better to place the radiator in the front and the fan pulling air in behind it or like yours with the radiator in fan in front pulling through the radiator. Thanks in advance.
12900k needs beefy cooling to get the best from it.
240 would be the minimum you would need to get the benefits of that CPU. If you have splashed out on that CPU and I would assume a very good motherboard too, then you definitely do not want to save money on a CPU cooler.
@@ricco123tube yes thank you. I got the ASUS Prime Z690-A LGA and the ASUS Prime Z690-P D4. I had to get the d4 because I can’t find the ddr5 memory. I also got both coolers because I want the best performance. My only restriction is my case. I don’t want to change it out. It’s a NZXT S340 Elite so similar to yours. I don’t have a lot of room in the top but do in the front for the 240. Just worried about my only intake being warmed by the radiator. That’s why I was thinking of the one on top front with an fresh air intake on bottom front. Just worried about the heat from the 12900k. Will be building it on Tuesday.
Well good luck with it all.
I'm possibly upgrading my Ryzen 9 3900x to the 6800x when it arrives early next year.
@@ricco123tube thank you sir
Well.. I changed three different AIOs (120mm), I replaced the thermic gel and I re-installed the cpu.. nothing change I have 90 degrees while gaming
Have all the aios only been one fan radiators? I think that's what the issue is. I am using this exact aio atm but i upgraded from a ryzen 5 2600x to a ryzen 9 5900x. I think the ryzen 9s just run too hot. I ordered a noctua NH-D15 to replace my aio as I know for a fact it can handle it. I idle at about 60 degrees.
Also, remember that a motherboard can make a huge difference in both idle and boost frequencies. It really is the sum of all parts.
I am about to purchase Ryzen 9 5900x
With gtx 3060 ti
32 gb ram
An aio is big thing for me
Is this io Can keeep my ryzen temperature down or what notice i am in California temp get very hot some times i have to save energy and just turn on my fan in the room with window open
So is this will do great job or I should get better one like icue h150i elite capllix 360 radiation
Depends mostly on what you use your PC for. Just gaming and rarely will your cpu be running at full speed, so maybe invest in a better GPU. If you are rendering etc and the cpu is gonna be maxed, then get a premium performance cooler.
5900x will be warm but not as ridiculous as team blue.
Is this good with a ryzen 5 3600
Yes.
Great review
Do you recommend buying the Corsair H60 120mm AIO for a ryzen 7 5800x?
thanks for the video
I would recommend the 240 if you can accommodate it.
I used the 120 only because I already had it in a tiny itx build.
Would it be more of a difference of lower temps to swap the fan to a 3000 rpm Noctua NF-F12 120mm on the radiator? I know it will be loud but noise is no issue for me if it justifies for lower temps.
Yeah why not. Or go for a 240mm if it fits.
Hi Ricco,
I have a 3900x in a small form factor case. with only space for 1 aio fan. Would a top tier aio be sufficient for this? Airflow in the case is very good.
(top tier like the h80i v2 / h90 / arctic freezer II/ Kraken x42 )
It will be sufficient. I undervolted the 3900x without loss of performance to gain a degree or two.
@@ricco123tube great! I have an m22 lying around, will that also suffice? Or which one should I buy? Thanks btw:)
M22 seems good. May as well try it.
Hi can i use gammaxx l120 aio with ryzen 9 3900x cause i already have l120
I don't know what the performance of the gammax is. Probably a little bit less than the Corsair, but that is a guess.
I did purchase one of those but had to send it back as it made a horrific grinding noise.
I've to say I'm using a 3950x with Noctua NH-U12A and it never goes over 72ºC, so maybe that Corsair is not that good, isn't it?
The noctua is awesome!!
My 3800x test was a full all core worst case scenario test that pushed the cpu and coolers to the limit.
Gaming does not get even close to the test temps.
can you help me out mate? i just bought my h60 and i have no idea of how to install the amd brackets for my motherboard, can you show how did you took the intel brackets out? the guide doesn't help that much
Mine is a Ryzen and that was pretty simple.
There is an h60 on intel install video on UA-cam that i saw a while ago.
@@ricco123tube can you send me the link please? i've been searching the whole internet for some info yet i couldn't find it haha
found this...
ua-cam.com/video/RC9Nk0yT8bo/v-deo.html
Im running a Asus B550 F, AMD Ryzen 3700x. And a Cosair h60. Farthest I'm scene in temp was 50-65 Celsius. Its new to me to actually see the temperature with the new setup. So this temperature I'm seeing, is good?
If your highest temp is 65c, that's good.
Mine is same thing 54-65C on Wraith Prism (Amd cooler)
@@Ehren1337The wraith prism cooler is loud asf and that obnoxious rgb lightning.
@@ibobeko4309 okay.
It would not work here where | live. In summer, 35º C room temp at least.
Ambient temperature is always an additional consideration.
Your case top fan expelling hot air from case? To me it looks it's not running?
Yeah it expels hot air. Stops when cpu and system is cool, spins up when needed. Much quieter this way.
@@ricco123tube Oh thats good to know. I have always made the BIOS settings only to keep RPM low when not using much power, but I have to check if my computer allows it to stop the fan totally when not needed. Newer BIOSes might allow that, I guess you use PWM fans to do that?
You can use dc also to stop fan if setting allows voltage to go low enough.
Think that makes sense.... tired...off to bed now.
ryzen 7 3700x with corsair h45 liquid cooler is it enough ?
Should be just about ok, unless you oc it then may be a tad hot.
Should it be enough for a full loaded ryzen 7 3700X ..?
Yes
What is the idle temperature cpu package ?
I’ll get back to you in a day or two.
@@ricco123tube ok waiting
@@Huntluck007 ua-cam.com/video/Y-LG1SQ7chg/v-deo.html
Hope this helps.
Thanks for the video! Btw, is that a Blackbay Harrod's?
No it's not.
@@ricco123tube my bad... Thanks for replying!
It’s a substantially cheaper watch that seems surprisingly accurate.
Hi guys! Is MSI b450i supports ryzen 3000 series out of the box?
Depends on what bios is installed. If its been sat on a shelf for ages, then probably won't, but this is unlikely. By this time it should work straight out of the box.
@@ricco123tube Thank you! :)
Hey mate is this cooler good for ryzen 5 3600?
yes if this can keep a 3900X cool it can most definitely keep a 3600 cool.
Yup.
The H60 cools my r5 3600 max temp avg 68c. I've found a positive air flow is key.
Could I overclock a 9600k to 5ghz safely on this?
With just 6 cores and threads it should do the job. Temps are high with avx, but general stuff and gaming temps are fine.
Intel thermals are not great so if you can use a 120mm aio, I'd go for that.
Ricco123tube yeah I think I’m getting the h60
will it be enough for ryzen 5 5600x ?
Yeah no probs with good system air flow.
No man, you are doing this very wrong! There is something about assembling and maintaining computers called airflow, you have to respect that!
In your assembly did you take an extra fan and put it next to the original h60 fan pulling the air that comes from the front of your pc? Do you understand that this air will pass through the radiator that is hot and get that hot air into your pc? It makes no sense. The radiator must always be either at the top or at the rear. That's because all the cold air will pass FIRST through the motherboard and video card and lastly it will pass through the radiator and that the hot air out.
Think about what to do. ^^
No!
You are incorrect for assuming what my requirements are.
I want the coldest air going through the radiator to keep the cpu boosting as high as possible. I do not want warm air from within the case being drawn through the radiator and essentially reducing the Ryzen cpu boost frequency.
I have already tested this and the difference was about 3-5c and 100-200mhz lower boost.
The gpu and vrm in this configuration in this system remain very cool and quiet.
@@ricco123tube Yes friend, I am not saying that you will not cool your CPU by doing this anymore, but keep in mind that by doing what you are doing, you will circulate the hot air that has already passed through the radiator, to all your pc parts, motherboard, memory, VIDEO CARD, etc. That is, if you overheat your CPU by overclocking / testing, or even playing games, you can damage your other parts by stressing them, making them cool with hot winds coming from the radiator. Think about it, motherboards and raw memories can also burn that way!
If you take other large computer assembly and maintenance companies as an example, no one puts the processor radiator in front, because of that. ^^
I disagree.
I have already tested various configurations and this works best for my setup.
The vrm temp is cool even with a 3900x at full load, and the gpu is also cool and quiet.
I have built many PCs this year and maybe 100 in the last decade, and I have a good idea of what works well with different hardware.
One size does not fit all.
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U need to clean ur rad bro
It was pretty much new at the time of doing the video.
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