Arctic Freezer 33 Plus paired with Ryzen 2600 supports overclocking.
Arctic Freezer 33 Plus paired with Ryzen 2600 supports overclocking.
If you were to boost the 2600 to approximately 4.1GHz, would the Arctic 33 Plus maintain a steady temperature? I’m also curious about what stable performance looks like for this CPU and whether it’s suitable for your setup. You mentioned using Coolermaster Mastergel Maker paste and adding two more fans beyond the default ones. To confirm, here’s the link to the case specs (fan details are under the main “Specifications” section): http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tow...terbox-5t/
Thanks for your assistance!
I think it's best to keep the stock Wraith cooler for now. AMD has made a significant upgrade to their stock cooler, and benchmarks show it can reach around 4GHz. At the very least, give it a try before purchasing another unit, and if it works well, opt for something slightly better than the Arctic 33 Plus since I'm confident it doesn't offer much improvement over the Wraith cooler.
I think it's best to keep the stock Wraith cooler for now. AMD has made a significant upgrade to their stock cooler, and benchmarks show it can reach around 4GHz. At the very least, give it a try before purchasing another unit, and if it works well, opt for something slightly better than the Arctic 33 Plus since I'm confident it doesn't offer much improvement over the Wraith cooler.
3.65ghz/Wraith Stealth @74C during stress testing.
https://www.techspot.com/review/1614-ryz...page5.html
To obtain the full-sized Wraith Spire, you would need to purchase the 2600X.
I don't require a benchmark for the Spire, I already understand it operates just a few degrees cooler. Thanks a lot for your assistance, I think I'll keep with the 2600, I don't need to overclock. It's a significantly faster clock speed than what I'm used to. Perhaps when I save up again later, I'll purchase a better CPU cooler and attempt higher overclocks then. This will certainly fit my needs right now
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I currently own a first generation i5 760 at 2.8GHz, so I'll consider any modern CPU as an upgrade xD
Big improvement
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Link: http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Int...7vsm476362