Ryzen 5600X Stock Cooler Test! Do You Need an After Market cooler?

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Название	:	Ryzen 5600X Stock Cooler Test! Do You Need an After Market cooler?
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Increasing the voltage is giving false data because the CPU under load only uses 65W Your cooling systems are rated at 95W Why not use a CPU like the Ryzen 7/9 that has a higher usage rating? I find these test results to be inconclusive because of the BIOS mods The Ryzen 5 5600X under High settings on Modern Warfare 2 at 180-200fps does not get hotter than 65•c after hours of strenuous gaming, and that is using the stock wraith fan I understand you want to sell products but don’t try to convince uneducated Pc gamers that they need more than the wraith It’s completely optional and if you’re like me you want your CPU UNDER 50•c while gaming and that’s hard to achieve with any coolers
Comment from : @WARCR1MEZ

well I guess the stock cooler is ok if I´m just gaming, I'm planning to upgrade my CPU on very CPU demanding game the temps with stock cooler reach about 70-72°C so the stock cooler for ryzen 5 5600 is ok, right? Im not planing on rendering video or overclocking
Comment from : @yurgen95

what about 5800x, is this cooler also good for it?
Comment from : @twobits7310

Thanks for the testing, I just bought a 5600x and was hoping the stock cooler would be good enough but obviously it won't, didn't want to but I'm gonna take my EVO hyper 212 off my old rig and use it
Comment from : @smokingone

Thanks for the review I went be quiet!
Comment from : @alexandrgarlock4075

This is the 3rd video I've seen with an AIO test on a 5600X and I have to say the numbers seem wild I have a 5600X with a Corsair H100i RGB AIO and I am usually sitting at about 32°C idle and no more than 63°C under full load The only big difference I guess is I'm using a Corsair 4000D Airflow case
Comment from : @orochikaiba

Gee i thought hitting 70 was hot lmao; i guess its common haha!
Comment from : @Lalambz

using scythe mugen 5 for 5600x in my nr200p case my idling temp is abt 48-50 already adjusting curve for -25 on all cores not sure if its normal
Comment from : @azaman2604

I'm an idiot, I should have watch this video before buying my Ryzen 5
Comment from : @juani2929

Using a BeQuiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 for my own 5600X, it's overkill most peeps might say, but it helps it stay cool when it goes under full load and gaming Under Aida64 It doesn't exceed 73C under full load, but it does go up all the way to 85C with prime95 max torture test workload that's designed to melt CPUs Also the room temps of my room is probably different from yours
Comment from : @Alauz

How about coolers for intel 11th gen cpus?
Comment from : @alantham5081

I'm running a Scythe Fuma 2 on my 5600x Payed 60€ Keeps the CPU very cool and basically inaudible despite it sitting right next to me on the desk I'm always a bit apprehensive when it comes to watercooling - The chance of it leaking might be low but still too high for my taste Also, it'll suck air after a few years while an aircooler basically lasts forever
Comment from : @CaptainShiny5000