I'm in the market for a new all-in-one (AIO) cooler for my CPU since I'm hitting around 90°C while gaming. I'm really leaning towards a 360mm AIO, but I'm a bit unsure which one to choose. I initially thought about the Arctic Liquid Freezer 360, but I've heard it may not perform well with AMD chips. I'd love to hear your recommendations!
4 Answers
If you're keen on sticking with an AIO for the aesthetics, I get it! They do look cleaner. Just don't overlook that the Peerless Assassin is a solid air cooler that gives great temps without breaking the bank. Plus, it’s just a hunk of metal; they’re pretty durable!
If you're really set on an AIO, I'd suggest reconsidering an air cooler. A Thermalright Phantom Spirit is keeping my setup nice and cool without issues. Plus, it's safer since AIOs can fail eventually. And definitely think about undervolting your CPU for better temps!
I had a similar situation and realized that any decent air cooler is reliable. My AIO went bad, and that’s what caused my high temps. Consider something like the Noctua NH-D15S; it’ll last and perform well.
Honestly, you might not even need an AIO for the 5800X3D. It’s known to not handle overclocking, so a decent air cooler should do the trick just fine and keep things simple without the potential problems of an AIO.
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