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Question quietest air cooler for AM5 7900 65W

bigi

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7900 65W AM5 CPU. No OC.

Looking for quietest air cooler available for this. Stock wraith gets too loud occasionally.

Gracias
 
The efficiency of the heatsink at drawing heat off the block has some effect but the main cause of noise is the fan mounted on the heatsink.

A tower type air cooler tends to be the easiest to replace fans, as opposed to the centered and upwards single fan like the Wraith.

I do NOT recommend anything from the 'Be Quiet!' brand. I'm using one now, and the QC on the block was terrible. I had to do a considerable lap on the block, as it arrived looking gouged with uneven "channels" on the plate.

Noctua is always a good bet...IF you want to pay premium prices for a premium cooler/fans. There are other good/decent brands though for much cheaper.

Thermaltake, Thermalright, Scythe, Deepcool, ID Cooling, NZXT, Arctic, Antec are all lower cost brands worth looking at.
 
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I do NOT recommend anything from the 'Be Quiet!' brand. I'm using one now, and the QC on the block was terrible. I had to do a considerable lap on the block, as it arrived looking gouged with uneven "channels" on the plate.
I have a Be Quiet Pure Rock 2 on both my 12400 and my wife's 5600X, and they've both been fine; perhaps my samples were okay. However, I wouldn't recommend them, if only because they are a bit overpriced for what you're getting.

$30-35 can get you a Thermalright Peerless Assassin, and that's been pretty highly rated, especially for the price, and should easily handle a 65W CPU.
 
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