Peltier coolers have their place and their operating range. As you can see from the 'unregulated' you go below the dew point, you get condensation. The heat you pull out of the die, has to go somewhere and there is no magic. You have to do something. What you didn't do is run your rad fans to ramp as the water temperature rises. By going from CPU watts, you can ramp higher the fans to more ambient air is passed through it per second. Doesn't sound like you understand Thermodynamics very well. I used to use 15 years ago the CoolIt Systems Peltier's. They were great little products for its time, pricey AF though.
Just to clarify generally, because I have some experience in this field, the "CRYO" setting is just "normal mode" for the TEC cooler while "unregulated" mode is where the sub ambient fun begins! Shame it just came out for 12th and 13th Gen Intel through open loop EK block, the 10th Gen Intel version of this TEC was released both from EK but also Cooler master in a convenient all in one 360mm rad configuration that I took my 10th generation i9 10900k passed 5.6 GHz all cores and stable for gaming back when 5 GHz was only for the "real" enthusiasts. Peace
I cant wait for your 14900k tuned video with direct die cooling.. Also a shot with this tech for funzies as you would say. At which point we will know what % a 14900k can do overclocked on a tuned system by a pro over the 12900k and 13900k.
Bought a 7800x3d with b650e-i. Figured out the bs issue of not getting into bios on 4000 series gpu by turning memory context and power down on. Did a bunch of tuning. Then found a 12v fan pin on the aio pump header that wasnt even soldered to the board from the factory. Good job asus. I found out. Returned. 13700k + z790i edge going strong now 💪
The TEC on a 7800X3D would be the way to go since it has low TDP. Imagine the eCLK OC you could rip. I worked a little bit on hacking the CryoCooler software to run Cryo mode on a 5800X a while back, but ended up just running direct 12V for some bench runs and left it off most of the time. Made the temps worse when off but didn't affect gaming really. Ran like that, steel wire strapping it to the socket for like two years.
@@bastordd it's actually wild they don't limit the TDP, like they have to know this shit doesn't work out of the box for all core load, then again is 5800 all core really "out of the box"
You literally kept all 8 P cores running at 6GHz in cryo mode at stock CPU voltage and the trade off was an additional 200 watts per total system load power. If a gamer is only buying the Delta2 TEC for gaming getting all 8 P core at 6GHz without raising CPU voltage which kills the life of the CPU (or just kills the CPU) that you would otherwise have to increase the CPU voltage to do the same 6GHz without the Delta2 TEC how exactly is that dog sh@t? EK specifically states this isn't for benchmarking.
I use to work with this guy that spent thousands on a mini fidge thing that would get the CPU below zero. I remember it being huge bigger than the PC case with a tube that was mounted on cpu. The funny part is he only plays Warhammer rts games.
So it works on games that can't load the cpu. What about turning off a few cores on the games that can, and run it at 200W 6GHz. Will that see an improvement?
AMD CaNt COmPeTe AgAiNst ThIS; Its just a $359.59 waterblock $729.99 CPU $581.99 motherboard $698 Quad channel 8200 RAM $200 Radiator, 1000watts PSU ect ect ect... Meanwhile, I can slap a 7800x3d, a cheap mobo, and ram... and get near to the 13900ks performance without all that BS and time-consuming "tuning."
Bro, in wz2 7800x3d with a 7800xtx beats this shit for half of the price. This is a joke. We did testing with running a 13900ks fully tuned and 7800x3d system fully 6400mhz cl26/28 tuned.
Needs to handle 400W to be any use, when it would remove the need for direct die and also give a 200MHz or more all core boost. Would then be of use to top end 13th and 14th gen Intel based systems. Maximum I've seen on my 13900K is 350W on the CPU when load testing. Before anyone complains about power draw, if you're soak testing a 13900K or KS with a 600W 4090 then what's another 350 to 400W 😂? I run a Corsair AX1600i PSU so have plenty of headroom. Edit: Jufes, the output section of the control electronics should be pretty simple to modify to handle double the power. Limiting factor would be the longevity of the TEC modules at 100W each 🔥.
@@GodKitty677 200W isn't even breaking a sweat for 13900K through 14900KS. Even typical heavy gaming workloads are about 250W. Interesting tech but too low power handling for high end systems that would use it. Needs higher power TEC modules for longevity.
I have been using one on my second computer with a i9 11900k not using direct die 6ghz on all cores i had a msi mobo and couldn’t boot so switched to arous z590 xtream with no issues for 2 years my only issue is its loud and heats the room up eating power lol
Ps its only compatible with a couple mobos and only 10th and 11th gen cpus also extremely important the fans on you loop needs to rum at 60% to 70% all the time or you fry the tec
I totally agree do not buy… I never had my system crash like you. Your pump and fan need to run 60-70% all the time. That why my msi board wouldn’t work my overclock would crash the system before the system would boot and launch the intel cryo software.
Gigahertz Edition!!!! i think AMD can compete with this, I think the problem is AMD needs to fix their rediculous AM-dips (which they sort of have, I mean that's the point with "fine wine" but they need to stop launching products with the AM-dip).
This is why I dont go anywhere else for product reviews. You literally record as you go, not throw up some graphs you did earlier. Keep fucking around and finding out my man!
We need a tec cooler plate heat exchanger so we can have a loop to cool our loop. Imagining the rear fan is a 120 rad that runs at a much higher temperature that has a higher coefficient of thermal transfer and thus allows increased (ideally 600W, as 200W is about how much cooling you can get from a 120 rad under ideal circumstances) of cooling on a single 120 radiator. Idea would be similar in function to mounting a CPU cooler to this TEC cooler, but with much higher efficiency.
You know what's even higher efficiency? A high capacity chiller, hooking up the heat exchanger to an AC loop or simply running tap water through the system.
You may have messed up...During the stress tests & games, why wasn't the cooler put into the same mode that kept reducing the idle temps from 15-ish degrees to around 5-ish? Isn't that utilizing the power (no pun intended) of the cooler?
I put a 12gen one on my i5 13600k and i felt like it was doing a great job when it worked, but windows updates or too high outside temperature (40celsius). The longest i had it work issue free was 1 month and 600- 700fps in cs2 was possible. But its like when it doesn’t work or keeps switching between cryo and disconnect (green and red). Overall its exactly like u said, its a fun thing to have but not really something that is endgame (like a 144hz 24 inch crisp crt)
honestly I would wait for intel's 20A node equivalent to tsmc 2nm which is supposed to come out in 2025 because paying so much extra on electricity bill is not worth it
@@MooKyTigPrecisely and like Frame Chasers said it don't buy that it's a toy at best, inadequate and r*tard*d at worst... Which is the ENTIRE point of this video. Also, nice strawman.
Thank you fellow supporters who allow this testing of (shit) products 👍✊💪😇. Thanks Jufes for his time and effort so is dib5 have waste our time FAFO’ing ….. as much ☺😅😅🤣. Got myself the Cooler Master TEC w/ 360mm rad for Intel 1200 socket …. Looking to mod the bracket to suite my Ryzen 7000 cpu mount setup and an Intel socket 1700 mount setup and give it a whirl. While not the most useful, the TEC as stated in this video, is a great funsies experiment product 🥰😇💪
Anyone try a ROG Maximus XIII Hero with 8200 TeamForce memory, can't get it to post with ram speed above 7200, and run stable at anything above 6600. 4 sticks - thanks
@@od1sseas663 Thanks for the advice, but Its already tuned (ram, fclk, bclk for benchs). Just sent the stock video to prove the point of what was said in the first comment.
So it's actually cool af when the power draw is low but then gets way hotter than other products when pulling more watts? That's interesting maybe they can improve it The extra 200w for it to run is ridiculous though 😂
Peltier coolers have their place and their operating range. As you can see from the 'unregulated' you go below the dew point, you get condensation. The heat you pull out of the die, has to go somewhere and there is no magic. You have to do something. What you didn't do is run your rad fans to ramp as the water temperature rises. By going from CPU watts, you can ramp higher the fans to more ambient air is passed through it per second.
Doesn't sound like you understand Thermodynamics very well. I used to use 15 years ago the CoolIt Systems Peltier's. They were great little products for its time, pricey AF though.
I come for the honesty. I stayed for the honesty.
Never change Jufes.
Casting couch comment had me dying 😂
Just to clarify generally, because I have some experience in this field, the "CRYO" setting is just "normal mode" for the TEC cooler while "unregulated" mode is where the sub ambient fun begins! Shame it just came out for 12th and 13th Gen Intel through open loop EK block, the 10th Gen Intel version of this TEC was released both from EK but also Cooler master in a convenient all in one 360mm rad configuration that I took my 10th generation i9 10900k passed 5.6 GHz all cores and stable for gaming back when 5 GHz was only for the "real" enthusiasts. Peace
How did you do that cool peace sign?
I cant wait for your 14900k tuned video with direct die cooling.. Also a shot with this tech for funzies as you would say. At which point we will know what % a 14900k can do overclocked on a tuned system by a pro over the 12900k and 13900k.
That intro...(Chef's kiss)
Wow its great to see 26k subs I've been around when you had a few hundred. Keep it up bro!
Bought a 7800x3d with b650e-i. Figured out the bs issue of not getting into bios on 4000 series gpu by turning memory context and power down on. Did a bunch of tuning. Then found a 12v fan pin on the aio pump header that wasnt even soldered to the board from the factory. Good job asus. I found out. Returned. 13700k + z790i edge going strong now 💪
That`s really bad luck .
👁️👄👁️
ASUS over MSI any day and Intel over AMD any day 😁
@@OneCosmic749 I see everybody its praising MSI ACE for example over Asus hero in AM5 platform, what do you think?
Bought AMD and found out, crazy how that works.
The TEC on a 7800X3D would be the way to go since it has low TDP. Imagine the eCLK OC you could rip.
I worked a little bit on hacking the CryoCooler software to run Cryo mode on a 5800X a while back, but ended up just running direct 12V for some bench runs and left it off most of the time. Made the temps worse when off but didn't affect gaming really. Ran like that, steel wire strapping it to the socket for like two years.
That's to much work.. You expect to buy something and work out of the box... This is a shit product period
@@bastordd it's actually wild they don't limit the TDP, like they have to know this shit doesn't work out of the box for all core load, then again is 5800 all core really "out of the box"
TEC on 7800X3D would be way more viable
You literally kept all 8 P cores running at 6GHz in cryo mode at stock CPU voltage and the trade off was an additional 200 watts per total system load power. If a gamer is only buying the Delta2 TEC for gaming getting all 8 P core at 6GHz without raising CPU voltage which kills the life of the CPU (or just kills the CPU) that you would otherwise have to increase the CPU voltage to do the same 6GHz without the Delta2 TEC how exactly is that dog sh@t? EK specifically states this isn't for benchmarking.
I use to work with this guy that spent thousands on a mini fidge thing that would get the CPU below zero. I remember it being huge bigger than the PC case with a tube that was mounted on cpu. The funny part is he only plays Warhammer rts games.
So it works on games that can't load the cpu. What about turning off a few cores on the games that can, and run it at 200W 6GHz. Will that see an improvement?
Thank you CryoJufus (not even final form) for the test!
AMD CaNt COmPeTe AgAiNst ThIS;
Its just a $359.59 waterblock
$729.99 CPU
$581.99 motherboard
$698 Quad channel 8200 RAM
$200 Radiator, 1000watts PSU ect ect ect...
Meanwhile, I can slap a 7800x3d, a cheap mobo, and ram... and get near to the 13900ks performance without all that BS and time-consuming "tuning."
Bro, in wz2 7800x3d with a 7800xtx beats this shit for half of the price. This is a joke. We did testing with running a 13900ks fully tuned and 7800x3d system fully 6400mhz cl26/28 tuned.
@Frame Chasers - Nice video. Are you using the direct die and the D. TEC cooler simultaneously?
You have to run 6.1 or you can't compete 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Guy is a legend!
Tec is useless a good loop can easily beat this. Love your content. It looks like most company's gave up on t.e.c technology
I like to see a "good loop" do 6Ghz like he just did in the video. Just saying.
Needs to handle 400W to be any use, when it would remove the need for direct die and also give a 200MHz or more all core boost. Would then be of use to top end 13th and 14th gen Intel based systems. Maximum I've seen on my 13900K is 350W on the CPU when load testing. Before anyone complains about power draw, if you're soak testing a 13900K or KS with a 600W 4090 then what's another 350 to 400W 😂? I run a Corsair AX1600i PSU so have plenty of headroom.
Edit: Jufes, the output section of the control electronics should be pretty simple to modify to handle double the power. Limiting factor would be the longevity of the TEC modules at 100W each 🔥.
It's designed to work with the cups normal boost feature. It's not ment for a manual all core overclock. You set maximum power draw to 200 watts.
@@GodKitty677 200W isn't even breaking a sweat for 13900K through 14900KS. Even typical heavy gaming workloads are about 250W. Interesting tech but too low power handling for high end systems that would use it. Needs higher power TEC modules for longevity.
I have been using one on my second computer with a i9 11900k not using direct die 6ghz on all cores i had a msi mobo and couldn’t boot so switched to arous z590 xtream with no issues for 2 years my only issue is its loud and heats the room up eating power lol
Ps its only compatible with a couple mobos and only 10th and 11th gen cpus also extremely important the fans on you loop needs to rum at 60% to 70% all the time or you fry the tec
I totally agree do not buy… I never had my system crash like you. Your pump and fan need to run 60-70% all the time. That why my msi board wouldn’t work my overclock would crash the system before the system would boot and launch the intel cryo software.
Gigahertz Edition!!!!
i think AMD can compete with this, I think the problem is AMD needs to fix their rediculous AM-dips
(which they sort of have, I mean that's the point with "fine wine" but they need to stop launching products with the AM-dip).
The coffe mug in the background lmfao 😂
An easier workaround might be changing lower profile to power saver while installing shaders.
Yes, why can't you just use a constant 200w power limit?
Only way this could properly work would be to use the TEC to chill the water (I guess a dual loop effort) - interesting product though!
This is why I dont go anywhere else for product reviews. You literally record as you go, not throw up some graphs you did earlier. Keep fucking around and finding out my man!
i wonder if you can just limit the wats with XTU instead of the clocks, at let the cpu decide the clocks and stuff🤷♂
I would review the Billet Labs one, mostly because Linus shit on that one for not knowing how to use it.
We need a tec cooler plate heat exchanger so we can have a loop to cool our loop. Imagining the rear fan is a 120 rad that runs at a much higher temperature that has a higher coefficient of thermal transfer and thus allows increased (ideally 600W, as 200W is about how much cooling you can get from a 120 rad under ideal circumstances) of cooling on a single 120 radiator. Idea would be similar in function to mounting a CPU cooler to this TEC cooler, but with much higher efficiency.
You know what's even higher efficiency? A high capacity chiller, hooking up the heat exchanger to an AC loop or simply running tap water through the system.
You are right, this is not a well-thought-through design, it needs 650W cooling power at
Great vid.. reminds me of the vapochill stuff from yesteryear... using peltier cooling???
You may have messed up...During the stress tests & games, why wasn't the cooler put into the same mode that kept reducing the idle temps from 15-ish degrees to around 5-ish? Isn't that utilizing the power (no pun intended) of the cooler?
You should try see this again and see what happens with a 7800x3d since it draws way less power.
Ah, 200W power draw to get worse cooling than a max 360mm AIO or perhaps a bit more than a good air cooler.
I put a 12gen one on my i5 13600k and i felt like it was doing a great job when it worked, but windows updates or too high outside temperature (40celsius). The longest i had it work issue free was 1 month and 600- 700fps in cs2 was possible. But its like when it doesn’t work or keeps switching between cryo and disconnect (green and red).
Overall its exactly like u said, its a fun thing to have but not really something that is endgame (like a 144hz 24 inch crisp crt)
Mine kept failing to the point where I'm on the 4th rma and I'm not just going to do
A return
Cooler master were selling the AIO Version of this for £50 lol i purchased it for some fun bench scores
honestly I would wait for intel's 20A node equivalent to tsmc 2nm which is supposed to come out in 2025 because paying so much extra on electricity bill is not worth it
EK now supports Delta2 TEC for Intel 14th gen CPU.
Whats the max voltage for ddr5 hynix a die for daily use?
and 7800X3D goes around the same perfomance with 50 watts
2 rupees have been gifted to your AMShill account.
oy vey!
@@MooKyTigPrecisely and like Frame Chasers said it don't buy that it's a toy at best, inadequate and r*tard*d at worst... Which is the ENTIRE point of this video.
Also, nice strawman.
7800x3d 6400mhz cl26 combined with a 7900xtx hits 350-380 in that spot. For half of the price?
@@Mb-mk7pc And still without DLSS or RT.
@@selmevias1383 Native raw performance
The power consumption is too damn high.
Can we dorect die this tec or it jas to be with ihs ?
your new setup/house/studio or w/e is dope. Movin up up.... to the east siiiiiiide!
There’s no way grandma is going to mess about with this just to play games
Thank you fellow supporters who allow this testing of (shit) products 👍✊💪😇. Thanks Jufes for his time and effort so is dib5 have waste our time FAFO’ing ….. as much ☺😅😅🤣. Got myself the Cooler Master TEC w/ 360mm rad for Intel 1200 socket …. Looking to mod the bracket to suite my Ryzen 7000 cpu mount setup and an Intel socket 1700 mount setup and give it a whirl. While not the most useful, the TEC as stated in this video, is a great funsies experiment product 🥰😇💪
yeah man - benchmark Starfield on i9 with this Cryo-cooler compared to Dogshit 7800X3:D
So this cooler can overcock your cpu to over 9000 MMhz?
Thats amazing i wonder where this tech will be few years from now
I’m going to take a guess just based off the title… not that serious. Now time to see the benchmarks lol
Anyone try a ROG Maximus XIII Hero with 8200 TeamForce memory, can't get it to post with ram speed above 7200, and run stable at anything above 6600. 4 sticks - thanks
Compete with em balls
No other company would even bother selling tech like this for a product that easily pulls 350w or more and croaks at 240 already than ek lol
It would be so hilarious if the 7800X3D destroys it at the default clock speeds if not already.
it does, my x3d air cooled with xmp 6000mhz ram ua-cam.com/video/_jhWvX1JOlw/v-deo.html (experience recording, so its even faster)
@@od1sseas663 Thanks for the advice, but Its already tuned (ram, fclk, bclk for benchs). Just sent the stock video to prove the point of what was said in the first comment.
My fully tuned 7800x3d 6400mhz cl26 hits 350-380 on that same spot. This guy is a joke. Intel fanboy.
@@od1sseas663 haven’t played myself, but other people with same tune in the discord get solid 100+ fps 4k native.
limiting the overall power usage to 200w to avoid the crashes?
100% what I would do.
A 6.9 would be nice.
Such high quality content right here
So it's actually cool af when the power draw is low but then gets way hotter than other products when pulling more watts?
That's interesting maybe they can improve it
The extra 200w for it to run is ridiculous though 😂
You have to run 6.9 or you can't compete.
Thank you, Supporters. 6GHz, yes pls. Great video
I use a water chiller... quiet
I was expecting a Freon-based cooler😆
But it says quantum lmao.
No 3D mark benchmarks
Gimmick, fun for couple of minutes thats what it is. Hope Atilla from Ek sees this ;D
"derBauer" made recently a CPU-Watercooler test.
Jufes trying to give a fuck challenge (impossible)
When are we going to see a review for the AC Eiswolf 2 AIO gpu Cooler?
I don’t know what this is
Full Coverage GPU water block in AIO form from Alpha Cool
I’m not buying that
How come when I load OCCT normal it doesn’t pull as many watts?
Your probably on DDR4
@@FrameChaserssweet reply thx bb - GoonGerbs
you said you were not going to give ekwb money anymore for the delta tec thing..
Probably gifted/loaned by a viewer/supporter.
holy shit this content is awesome thank you for this
Wow cant even compete with a loading screen.
Im a supporter. Damn that sounds so wrong..... fun video. Lol
14900ks super cool direct die with water chiller
I think you should post a link for me to buy your awesome T-Shirts.
Great as always. AIO get in the bin.
I bet Dr. Disrespect $315,000 PC doesn’t have this 😎. His PC is officially 🐕 💩 now.
top components 8200mhz ram custom liquid cooling everything is there but it cannot exceed 7800x3d lol :D
Watch him use the excuse of “AMDips” 😭
Probably an improvement of at least 0.69 K/D
The supporters rule
very nice
Lol……….honesty I like 😊
the 13900ks is a shitty infierno of cpu... Yes it's fast, but hot as hell....
Good shiz
Stronger than a 14900k
Salam Bruda.
AMDIP COULD NEVA
💪🏻💪🏻
Subzero quantum tech 😂
bush league setup
So I can call it dogshit all I want. Fkn love this guy He literally the top reviewer in the world!
Validate your overclocks 🤓🤓 what a nerd. Dude says it's not for gaming and then launches occt
7800x3d the best 😂😂😂😂
@@od1sseas663 And the other 500 games 🤣🤣🤣 costing less, consuming 1/3 of energy and the possibility of future upgrades...
Overclocking not usefull just buy a better cpu .
It is useful when you want to oc the best cpu
But where is a dynamic OC setting which these CPUs are designed for?
Not interested in IntelDip