^^So what does it exactly mean, I understand price performance ratio but what is this new trend of putting everything in ratio %.
^^So what does it exactly mean, I understand price performance ratio but what is this new trend of putting everything in ratio %.
I saw but still I am a bit confused. What does max power/heat here indicates when expressed in % terms. e.g. Does 100% means max power per unit of heat is same but 194% means max power is almost 2 times per unit of heat?You can click the link and see actual values.
I saw but still I am a bit confused. What does max power/heat here indicates when expressed in % terms. e.g. Does 100% means max power per unit of heat is same but 194% means max power is almost 2 times per unit of heat?
I thought 106% is like (1.06unit of max power(of processor/1 unit of heat dissipated)*100In previous image
48°C is considered as base 100%
So
51°C is (51*100/48) ~ 106%
93°C is (93*100/48) ~ 194%
They are not over-heating, neither have heating issues.this information regarding the heating issues prevalent in the latest ryzen 3000 series cpus is really interesting.
does this mean its better to avoid these cpus as they are likely to overheat and cause stability issues in the long run?
will using an aftermarket cooler like the hyper 212/410r etc mitigate this issue to some extent?
Looking forward to your results.I will also do some experimentation in this regard next week. I had ordered a Noctua U12S because I find Wraith Prism noisy.
I had ordered it 2 months ago but haven't installed it because of laziness.Looking forward to your results.
I got B350 mobo in oct 2018, ryzen 1200 in feb 2019, ddr4 ram in mar 2019 & still not able to assemble because of various real life issues.I had ordered it 2 months ago but haven't installed it because of laziness.
I think hyper 212 is not much better than Stealth,right?15°C difference between Stealth and Prism. Ryzen 5 3600 comes with Stealth.
I think hyper 212 is not much better than Stealth,right?
You bought Prism separately?I am using Warith Prism on R5 3600 and while on Prime95 it goes as high as 67 degrees and thats all. Normal temps are 44 degrees.
Yes from a member who is using R9 3900X.Better than Wraith Spire
*i.imgur.com/3lBIVTQ.png
You bought Prism separately?
Found this according to which Deepcool Gammaxx 200T(available for ~1.9k on mdcomputers) is a much better option than stealth, better than spire & just a bit behind prism. Hyper 212 3k+ price seems overpriced as per this.Better than Wraith Spire
Found this according to which Deepcool Gammaxx 200T(available for ~1.9k on mdcomputers) is a much better option than stealth, better than spire & just a bit behind prism. Hyper 212 3k+ price seems overpriced as per this.
*www.techspot.com/review/1635-amd-wraith-coolers-compared/
Yes, just looked at 3600. It has Wraith Stealth and should have had Wraith Spire (at the minimum).That's just the article that I posted before
Anyways that post was intended at @ico's post
The more popular CPU 3600 that costs 15-16k has a bad stock cooler.
And when you are paying that much for a 3700X you expect a decent stock cooler
Whereas the Intel stock cooler at 15-17K price point is good enough and you also get iGPU with it.
What do these people use then?Edit: What’s happening here in US is 3700X/3900X people have been selling off their Wraith Prism coolers for $10 to $15. Now, I realize where they are going.