MSI mid tower gaming PC with water-cooled Ryzen 7 5800 X and Radeon RX 6600 XT.
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Back37
It's a joke? 🙂 MAG CORELIQUID 120R (120mm AIO) for Ryzen 5800x... my 360mm AIO (DeepCool L360 v2) can't cool down it
Kaarme
It's a random prebuilt. What else would it be but a joke? I'm surprised it actually has dual channel memory.
0blivious
Currently running a 120mm on my 3800x. I can't say I recommend it.
My unfortunate case config and extra looooong triple fan GPU forced me to go with a 120mm radiator AIO on my 3800x. I installed a high rpm noctua fan and adjusted fan curves down to dampen the noise. It gets a little loud under heavy load such as unzipping large files or video encoding. Gaming isn't as bad, but noisier than I want. Life happened as I was building so I couldn't truly afford to fix it with a new case/360mm and it's only mildly annoying so I've just never gotten around to bothering yet.
fry178
as long as the aio is setup as exhaust, and you don't have a big gpu chip dumping +100w into the case, its fine.
Agonist
You cant tell these daft ones logical things like this.
Let me have this 300w gpu dumping heat in the case, and using the AIOs to exhaust the warm air, and have bad temps while also not realizing the biggest problem with cpu cooling is the small size of them and small cold plates.
Its one thing to have warm arm m going over VRM heat sinks vs using hot air to cool your rad.
Venix
I am running my 5800x on 1.150v (after vdrop)@ 4.6ghz (all core)and the CPU is cool under a freezer 34 cooler 😛 and I do not care about single core boost 😛 . Somehow I doubt MSI undervolting though.
Undying
Im using 360mm aio with my 3800x and cpu still reaches 75c in cinebench but gaming is around mid 50's. Zen2 tends to get hot with pbo.
sykozis
What AIO are you running? My 5600X only reaches 62C on an Arctic Freezer II 240 RGB.....and my AIO is installed as an exhaust.... And does it have "enhanced cooling RGB" fans installed...lol
Using a MAG CORELIQUID, it has to be a joke. When I was shopping for my AIO, I flipped through literally dozens of pages of people complaining about failures after only weeks. But, MSI has designed cases with near zero ventilation and sold pre-builts using them....so I guess the failure here would probably be from an improperly designed case much sooner than an inadequate cooler....
FV75
Are you joking, I'm running a Corsair H100i Elite capellix (120 AIO) and my R7 5800x package temp never goes above 69c, I'd hate to see how bad the airflow is in your case if you can't keep the temperature of yours down.
sykozis
According to Corsair, the H100i Elite Capellix is a 240MM AIO.... The case MSI chose also looks to have very poor airflow based on the front panel design, which makes the cooler design even more questionable. MSI doesn't have a good track record with pre-built systems. GN tested one of their prebuilt systems and noted that it was prone to thermal throttling due to the chosen case having no intake vents. I don't see this particular system being any better.
