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As skocznymroczny has noted, the AMD stock cooler is perfectly Ok - I have it in my desktop PC too and you can barely hear it unless you're playing games. But t
by rob74 5y ago
As skocznymroczny has noted, the AMD stock cooler is perfectly Ok - I have it in my desktop PC too and you can barely hear it unless you're playing games. But these coolers are the baseline - if Noctua and others want to stay in business, their coolers have to be better (quieter, better performance, cooler-looking) than the stock coolers. Which sometimes comes with limitations - e.g. coolers that are too big for certain cases, while the stock coolers have to work for the widest possible range of cases, boards etc.
- dagw 5y agoAMD stock cooler is perfectly Ok Mine wasn't (3400 series Ryzen CPU). Well its performance was perfectly fine, the fan noise was far louder than what I found acceptable. However instead of replacing the whole cooler I just replaced the fan and have had zero problems with either noise or cooling since.
- yareth 5y agoSame experience, recently got my first AMD CPU (5700G) and found the fan pretty bad noise-wise. Replacing it with fairly cheap retail made it completely silent, to the point I actually have problems noticing whether the PC is on (before POST). This actually surprised me, because I never had such problems with stock Intel coolers. The CPU itself is amazing, though.
- culopatin 5y agoIs it? My 3600x cooler sounds like a bad power steering pump. It whines as if it was belt driven for some reason.