So if you already know which cp0 you want next up is the CPU
Cooler as a Creator or gamer.
In fact, whoever and whatever you're doing with your PC.
How do you know which is the right color for you?
How do you know which CPU Cooler is enough for your CPU?
And should you be going with air cooling or a iOS?
What's the difference, which is the right one for you?
So in this video I'm going to explain, which is the right one
for you help you and give you some of the tips how to choose
a cooler as well as sharing some of my best recommendations
that I think as a Creator you should go for.
So, first, the big divisive question, air coolers, or a iOS
all-in-one liquid coolers.
Which one is better if we're looking at extreme workloads
and short term, then a iOS have a little bit of an edge when it
comes to like the cooling before moment.
But the truth is, if someone just says a iOS are so much
better, the so much better in cooling performance.
The truth is, if you take this high-end are cooler like this
noctua NHD 15
acts, and like the best cooler of liquid colors, which is this
one over here, liquid freezer to 420 mm, like the best AIO
you can buy, then basically, this one will be formed better
in, like short and higher workloads.
But they're not that different.
We're not talking about like massive difference like twice
as good.
It's a little bit better.
But there's other things to consider.
One of the main thing as a Creator you should be looking
for or thinking about is the long-lasting nests of the
coolest.
Not a lot of hey iOS give you like a good warranty like
Arctic gives you very good, warranty, long warranty, so
they're very confident with their products.
But usually the egg coolest will give you longer warranty
period, which actually tells us a very clear picture, which is
that are coolers are actually much more bulletproof, and they
don't like there's nothing, they can't go wrong.
Nothing can go wrong.
But really, with the are called, as well as on the a iOS.
If the pump inside the AIO breaks, you don't really know
this.
You can't see it because it's inside there.
But what happens is, obviously a CPU temps are rapid hi there.
So high.
This might not be as long-lasting, because it is a
little bit of a fragile thing inside there.
Now, don't get me wrong.
The heroes have come a long way, and they're very good these
days, not all of them, but some of them are very good.
But as a Creator, I think if you're doing a lot of long
renders and you want your PC to be like stable, you don't want
to think about it.
You don't want to like worry about is my pump still working
what it's going to be like?
Then sticking with an air cooler is great idea.
In fact, a better idea than an AI o.
Now, to give you an example, all the sis system integrators
who make like big workstation, whether it's thread, Ripper,
AMD and Intel Xeon.
Any workstation?
You don't see any Lenovo HP.
Whoever makes those you don't see any of them.
None of them come with an AI.
Oh, and there's a reason for that, because just having an
air cooler inside your PC is just it's a solid option.
It's just going to run you like 10 years time, exactly the same
like nothing really goes wrong with their Wares.
A iOS can be a little bit finicky finicky, fiddly.
So practically, I think, if you just want a workstation as a
Creator, you probably should be really looking at air coolers,
and which one are the best for that.
Now there's one more thing to consider, and that is the looks.
Now, not all people care about looks, but not all people like
the look of air coolers.
And not all people like the look of liquid colors, or are,
you know, a iOS.
So there is a difference that, like an air cooler will a
massive amount of space inside the center of the TC, whereas
this one is like, maybe, makes it look a bit nicer.
But you know, it's opinions.
Their depends which one you like more.
The underlying thing over here is that a iOS high-end a iOS
are a little bit better than the are callers.
But the air coolers are more bulletproof, sometimes even
quieter than the a iOS.
So there's just something to think about next.
Big question, when choosing the cooler is, how do I know which
cooler is enough for my CPU?
You now, one of the main specs that you should be looking for
when choosing a cooler for your CPU is the TDP rating of your
cooler, and as well as your CPU now, not all coolers like not
all a iOS give you like the TDP rating, but every single
CPU will have a TDP rating.
So for example, Horizon 5 is 65 watt TDP processor.
And when we go to rise in nine, it's 105 W TDP and the Intel
processors, like some of the high fives i7s i-9s either W or
125 W TDP rated.
Now intel and AMD ratings bear in mind aren't exactly the same.
So the same thing doesn't mean the same as on the other one.
So when you look at like 105 W TDP and 125 W TDP, they're
actually not the same, because the company is just measure
them a little bit differently.
But this is still the only Speck on a CPU that actually
gives away how hot it will run.
And now the golden rules when it comes to choosing the cooler
first of all, until runs hotter than a MD, at least in the last
few years.
So if you come from the ninth generation onwards, those
processes compared to rise and processes until runs much hotter.
Second of all, the stock coolers really suck.
So if your cooler comes with a stock cooler, it is no good for
a longer renders.
If you're doing anything longer than like half an hour long,
you know, like blender, or something like that, or video
exporting photo exporting those coolers just are going to take
it so hot.
You see if he's going to run in the 90s or something like that,
especially when you're in a hot environment.
So they're no good apart from the a ND wraith prism cooler
that comes with some of the 3000 Series Rising processes.
Another Golden Rule when choosing a cooler is to think
about your workflow.
Now, if you are a gamer and you're, you know, doing just
gaming, then CPU is not so intensive when it comes to
gaming.
But if you're a Creator and you're exporting or rendering
stuff out all the time, video export blender render 3D render
photo export, then your CPU is probably most of the time.
100% utilized maxed out, pushed as much power through as
possible.
And the cooler you CPU will run the better and faster.
It will be no complete the task.
So if you know that maybe you're not doing that much
rendering or exporting or photos, you know, maybe
sometimes.
But most of the time, maybe you're editing on photos, or
you're doing light threaded were closed, maybe Photoshop
doing something like that, then how the beefy cooler isn't
going to make you at that big of a difference, whereas on the
other cases, it will now set that always having
a better cooler will give you a better before mints in a way,
because running your components, your CPU, the main component in
your PC cooler, will give you some benefits.
First of all, quiet the system.
Second of all, longer-lasting the cooler, your components run,
the longer they last.
So that's always better now, more in specific, which coolers
would kind of fit which CPUs and which ones I would recommend.
Now bear in mind, this isn't like a very scientific tests
for things.
These are just my golden rules that have always chosen the
coolest for, and they have never let me down.
Now, there are some exemptions and things like that.
But if you go with these golden rules, you're going to make a
good choice.
Its systems going to run call, and you're not going to leave
any performance on the table.
So there's three categories of CPUs that we want to really
focus on.
First of all, the lowest is 65 watt be used on the desktop and
lower.
So that includes the rise and sevens that all of them, some
of them are hundred and five watts.
And on the Intel side, it is high fives and lower Now set
that not all I fives are 65 watt TDP.
Some of them are higher for those CPUs which a iOS I would
recommend I would recommend having 240 mm or higher aiyo.
We're not going to go into 120 mm AIO, because I think they're
really of times, especially when it comes to creators.
When we come to a cooler, pretty much any air cooler that
you're going to get is going to run your 65 want to chip very
cool and very nice unless your Intel.
Then I would recommend you go with at least six heat pipe are
cooler.
So in the air cooler days like these pipes that run to their
they're called heatpipes, the more they have.
Basically, the more capacity of cooling there is very generally
other ways.
There's a lot of different variances as well that play a
role in cooling this.
But this, like one good way of seeing which are cooler is
better.
Next jump of CPUs is the hundred and five watt TDP plus
CP, also on the rise and system.
It's some of the rise in sevens and Rise a nines on the Intel
side.
It's some of the I5 s i7 + I9 s.
So when it comes to the AIO sighs, I recommend at least 360
mm a io's on those processes when it comes to air cooling.
Make sure that it's quite high end are cooler, and it has at
least six heat pipes, or the cooler TDP rating is at least
200 plus W.
Now we're going to give you examples in a moment.
But that's like the golden rules how to choose them.
And then third of all, there is another section of CPUs that
are the AMD thread Rippers and the Intel Xeon processors and
those run 270 W TDP + on Intel cider, 280 W TDP Plus on the A
and B side.
And that's like another level of heat that we're producing.
And when you go in with these, there is only be like specific
coolers that are made for those sockets, specially for these
heat loads.
We're going to talk about that in a moment.
But I would go no, with no a iOS when it comes to that,
because there's no a iOS that have been made for that.
High CPU is just because the CPU actual IHS integrated heat
spreader on the CPU is just so large.
Usually those a iOS are as much smaller, so they're not going
to perform as well when it comes to that.
So then Lowry which coolest do you recommend?
Now, I do want to say that I haven't tested every single
cooler in the world, but what I have tested, and what I
recommend are good, solid colors.
And I know you're going to get awesome before mitts on there.
So I know going with these, you're going to make a good
choice.
Now, the lower end bracket of the CPUs, or the lowest be not
TDP rating what I can definitely recommend you is go
with arctic liquid freezer to 240 mm chaos or 280 mm chaos
for those, and you're going to get on awesome before Maslow
Arctic liquid freezer to cool
is I like the best in the class for the price point.
They are fantastic.
Cool it.
So the other option, what I really like.
And what I've been impressed with is the Deep cool castle.
X callers have been very quiet, very solid before MERS in terms
of just like putting out the Heat.
And in my practice in what I've seen, I also want to mention
this, be quiet, pure Loop, 240 mm AIO, because it's a little
bit different.
The pump is located in a different place.
So this cooler can actually be mounted on the bottom of the PC,
rather than on top of the PC that are on the front of the PC
like usual.
Coolest can't.
So this is different.
It's very quiet, very awesome cooler as well.
So I definitely recommend those.
If you want to check them out, I'm going to leave the links in
the description below.
So you can find those there in terms of the air coolers.
And when we move to this side, what I recommend you check out
is Hardware conducts made an awesome budget are cooler guide,
and like tested a lot of them.
So if you want to pick any of those are Bob, check that video
out to get more in detail about lots of different graphs and
coolers and things like that.
You can go check that out.
But if you're not so Tech, it can't be a little bit confusing.
Or what I can recommend is this, be quiet, pure rock slim to
cooler.
Now it is rated hundred and 30 Watts TDP, but I'd still put it
on the lower end of the bunch, because when it comes to hiring
processes,
it's just produces a bit more head.
But this is a fantastic performer for your Rising fives,
some of the rise in sevens.
And some of the inter processes definitely worth checking out.
I was super happy with that.
Now another cooler make that you can always trust is a knock
to a cooler make Knock to makes fantastic coolers.
They might be a little bit on the pricier side, but they have
a very long warranty.
They offer you like a lifetime support of some of the like
future socket.
So those like coolers will be kind of for you for Lifetime.
Some of my favorites are the knock do nhu 12s Redux now as
well, which is a little bit of a cheaper version.
Then there's knocked or nhu 12s kromaggs black.
If you want to just have a black:.
And then I also want to mention that the Arctic makes an
awesome cooler air cooler budget are cooler, which is the
Arctic 30 Esports.
And then to do is also, you know, the same version of a
cooler that comes with two bands in their fantastic budget
coolers.
And they're going to cool all of those processes find.
So if you go with any of those, you're going to make a great
choice.
Your system is going to run very nice and cool.
Now, when we move to the higher end of CPUs, the hundred and
five watt TDP and onwards, here's what I would recommend
Arctic liquid freezer 360 mm is going to be an awesome cooler
like best in the class when it comes to liquid cool as a iOS.
And if your case support it's this 420 mm AIO.
Now, in fact, this 420 mm AIO is better than the 361 and
cheaper, but not all cases support 420 mm radiator.
So make sure that your case supports this if you want to go
with this, but it's a big jungers, and it's the best as
best as you can get, and it's very, very affordable.
Just go check out the prices below and you're going to be
amazed.
Other than that, I do still recommend the castle X coolest
from Deep cool.
Make sure that your cooler, or the AIO size is at least 360 mm
on the air cooler side.
Now we're going to have to go with some of the high-end air
coolers.
So which ones are they first of all, knock to an NH D 15
kromaggs black or the Brown version.
If you don't care about the colors.
Both of these are like, absolutely fantastic big air
coolers.
I've been running my like 24/7 for the last few years, and
it's still calls absolutely, lutely fantastically.
Another one is nhu 14 s, which is actually the weakest of the
bunch of air coolers that I'm going to recommend.
But not in all cases.
You need that high of a cooler.
So if you're running some of the rise in systems, they run a
little bit cooler.
So you can actually go with this doctor cool as well.
Very solid cooler.
And you can put a second fan on the back of it, and then you're
going to get a bit more extra Coop before minutes if you want
to keep like your air cooler a little bit smaller than these
big to.
Tower coolers, then from be quiet.
There's also another two coolers that recommend that
I've used and I know are good, and they are called the dark
Rock TF2, which is like a bit different design of a cooler.
But it's very quiet, and it's rated up to 230 W TDP.
Another be quiet.
Cooler is the dark work pro for that.
I used on my orange and black PC build.
Feel free to check out that video, but both of those
coolers are very good and last of all, the very high end of
thread Ripper when it comes to their I would recommend really
only one cooler really to go for.
And that is the knocked, or hu 14 s TR four sp3.
Cool it.
So basically, that's the noctor cooler that's designed for
those big, massive chunks of CPUs.
And that's going to be most likely the best in its class.
You're not going to go wrong when going with that.
And if you do a little bit of research, you see that a lot of
system integrators use those noctua coolers when they want
to cool down there like massive workstations.
And the last thing you need to know when it comes to cooling
your CPU is the compatibility.
Now make sure that your coolers are compatible with your case
motherboard.
And sometimes even your CPU make sure that the cooler has
support for the socket of the CPU that you're about to cool.
Second of all, make sure that your cooler fits inside your
case, make sure that the height of the air cooler actually fits
in the case, and it's not going to hit your glass panel all the
side panel, and you can actually close the panel or
make sure that the
AIO actually fits inside the case.
The case has support for x amount of millimeters of the
radiator, and last of all, when when you going with air cooler,
in fact, if you go in with a IO as well, what I recommend you
do is make sure that your case has a lot of air flow.
Now there's some beautiful cases out there, but not all of
them have a good air flow.
So make sure that there's a good air flow going through
your case, because the more cool air you can push into your
case, the cooler, your components run everything that
I mentioned over here, all the coolest a link below.
If you want to make a purchase, feel free to do that.
They're all linked down there.
And the last question I have for you is, which is your red
cooler?
Let me know in the comment section below likes if you
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So if you'd like to see more, and I'll see you in the next one.
Thanks guys for watching bye.