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High-performance cooler designed for 3900x overclocking in a mini ITX case

High-performance cooler designed for 3900x overclocking in a mini ITX case

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RobertXDB
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06-21-2019, 04:33 PM
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It's not my build, so the part choices are based on what the person asked me to use. I'm searching for the top cooler that fits inside the Silverstone SG13 case on a 3900x board, aiming for the best overclocking performance possible in such a compact setup. I know the space is limited, but any advice would be greatly appreciated. This is my first time building a case, so I'm not sure what options are best for handling higher overclocks in a mini case. Thanks!
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RobertXDB
06-21-2019, 04:33 PM #1

It's not my build, so the part choices are based on what the person asked me to use. I'm searching for the top cooler that fits inside the Silverstone SG13 case on a 3900x board, aiming for the best overclocking performance possible in such a compact setup. I know the space is limited, but any advice would be greatly appreciated. This is my first time building a case, so I'm not sure what options are best for handling higher overclocks in a mini case. Thanks!

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Indian_Beast
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06-21-2019, 08:41 PM
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Overclocking can be tricky with Zen 2 CPUs like the 3900x—they tend to overheat and struggle unless you lower the voltage, which helps with cooling and boosts performance. Memory settings also play a big role. The SG13 model keeps air coolers up to 61mm tall, but using smaller SFX PSUs can limit that. For the best results, consider a larger cooler such as a 140mm rad AIO like the NZXT X42.
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Indian_Beast
06-21-2019, 08:41 PM #2

Overclocking can be tricky with Zen 2 CPUs like the 3900x—they tend to overheat and struggle unless you lower the voltage, which helps with cooling and boosts performance. Memory settings also play a big role. The SG13 model keeps air coolers up to 61mm tall, but using smaller SFX PSUs can limit that. For the best results, consider a larger cooler such as a 140mm rad AIO like the NZXT X42.

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Rudolf112CZ
Junior Member
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07-02-2019, 02:03 AM
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An sfx PSU paired with a misaligned adapter leaves ample space, yet for boosting a high-core Ryzen processor, the best coolers reach 120mm and 140mm sizes that are notably robust. The 3900X performs smoothly with the Cosair H80i V2, though it only needs one fan because of its compact profile.
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Rudolf112CZ
07-02-2019, 02:03 AM #3

An sfx PSU paired with a misaligned adapter leaves ample space, yet for boosting a high-core Ryzen processor, the best coolers reach 120mm and 140mm sizes that are notably robust. The 3900X performs smoothly with the Cosair H80i V2, though it only needs one fan because of its compact profile.

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DiegoNick
Member
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07-02-2019, 05:04 PM
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I've boosted the 3900x in several mid-tower setups, but the extra space helped with cooling. This is my first mini build, so I want something that supports overclocking while staying cool in a compact case. I chose an SFX PSU to be placed at the top, and I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip!
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DiegoNick
07-02-2019, 05:04 PM #4

I've boosted the 3900x in several mid-tower setups, but the extra space helped with cooling. This is my first mini build, so I want something that supports overclocking while staying cool in a compact case. I chose an SFX PSU to be placed at the top, and I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip!