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140mm AIO from H1 paired with a 5800x lens, can it handle the load?

140mm AIO from H1 paired with a 5800x lens, can it handle the load?

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LongBeachPANDA
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04-05-2020, 07:20 PM
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Yes, the 140mm AIO from NZXT H1 should work well with a 5800x.
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LongBeachPANDA
04-05-2020, 07:20 PM #1

Yes, the 140mm AIO from NZXT H1 should work well with a 5800x.

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tylerbrawl
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04-06-2020, 03:05 AM
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This chip tends to generate a lot of heat. The 5800X is a CPU that's tough to cool because it's very dense and has high thermal resistance. Even though it might not produce a huge amount of heat under full load (~100W), removing that warmth from the chip is challenging. That's why recommendations suggest using dual tower air coolers or large AIOs to keep the cooler plate cool. It should run, but its performance will be noticeably reduced compared to normal settings—though you can improve it by slightly undervolting it. It won't be ideal, but it will still function.
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tylerbrawl
04-06-2020, 03:05 AM #2

This chip tends to generate a lot of heat. The 5800X is a CPU that's tough to cool because it's very dense and has high thermal resistance. Even though it might not produce a huge amount of heat under full load (~100W), removing that warmth from the chip is challenging. That's why recommendations suggest using dual tower air coolers or large AIOs to keep the cooler plate cool. It should run, but its performance will be noticeably reduced compared to normal settings—though you can improve it by slightly undervolting it. It won't be ideal, but it will still function.

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OverlordCoby
Member
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04-06-2020, 03:41 AM
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I recommend a minimum of 280mm for stock setup and note the advertised boost clocks along with premium air (Fuma 2, NH-D15, FC140). At an elite level, the 360mm AIO with 360mm cooling can achieve stable performance and overclocking (EK 360 basic, Arctic Freezer II), though the peak temperature will remain high. Custom water cooling can help lower the maximum temperature further.
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OverlordCoby
04-06-2020, 03:41 AM #3

I recommend a minimum of 280mm for stock setup and note the advertised boost clocks along with premium air (Fuma 2, NH-D15, FC140). At an elite level, the 360mm AIO with 360mm cooling can achieve stable performance and overclocking (EK 360 basic, Arctic Freezer II), though the peak temperature will remain high. Custom water cooling can help lower the maximum temperature further.