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Support Sockets: Intel LGA 1200/1366/1156/1155/1151/1150/775 AMD:AM4/AM3+/AM2+/AM2/FM2+/FM2
Five Heatpipes: Five heat pipes with exclusive Direct Contact Technology provide fast heat transfer and maintain the operation of CPU
Direct Contact Technology: Direct touching copper base is adopted to fit CPU, as well as improving optimal contact area and thermal conductivity
Efficient Cooling: A 120mm fan at 1,700 RPM for thermal solutions
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Vetroo via Amazon has Vetroo V5 CPU Air Cooler w/ RGB Fan for $24.21 Now-> $24.59 after you clip the extra 30% Now-> $10 off savings coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
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Features:
Support Sockets: Intel LGA 1200/1366/1156/1155/1151/1150/775 AMD:AM4/AM3+/AM2+/AM2/FM2+/FM2
Five Heatpipes: Five heat pipes with exclusive Direct Contact Technology provide fast heat transfer and maintain the operation of CPU
Direct Contact Technology: Direct touching copper base is adopted to fit CPU, as well as improving optimal contact area and thermal conductivity
Efficient Cooling: A 120mm fan at 1,700 RPM for thermal solutions
Our research indicates that this offer is $5.78 Now-> $5.40 lower (18% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $29.99
Rating of 4.9 from over 180 Amazon customer reviews.
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Seller at Amazon - Vetroo - has a rating of 94% from over 1,200 Amazon customer reviews.
Amazon offers free returns for this item. You can return the item for any reason in new and unused condition: no shipping charges.
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Model: Vetroo V5 CPU Air Cooler w/ 5 Heat Pipes 120mm PWM Processor 150W TDP Cooler for Intel LGA 1700/1200/115X AMD Ryzen AM4 Universal Socket w/Addressable RGB Lights Sync(V5, Black)
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Just a heads up that the 10850K might be too much for this cooler. I wouldn't overclock with an air cooler this size. A second fan might help get the temps down if it ends up running a bit hotter than you like with this cooler. The 10850K can be a toasty little chip depending on what you are doing.
Thank you for the advice. I will OC if I get a good cooler when the price drops. I definitely won't OC with this cooler.
I watched that same review the other day and figured it'll be the cooler I use for the young uns gaming rigs I'll be putting together.
right now, you can build a 10400 stock cooler 150 bucks+ cheap mobo at around 80 bucks get some cheap 16 gb 3000-3200 ram, get a nice AMD card on the cheap and build something nice with some of the case psu deals on slick on the cheap.
I built 2 for my kids over the last 2 weeks with some salvaged parts from the old computers I had 6600k and the 4770 with a 1070 and 1060 ti in them, so it was a nice quick upgrade for them. I did need to get new ram since the 4770 was on a ddr3 board.
Yeah but that little ID-Cooling 224 -XT is a beast of a budget cooler. I saw a review on that showing it competing with higher end Scythe and Noctua air coolers. Pretty crazy for $30. I am sure the ID-cooling is quite a bit better than the hyper212 and Vetroo.
Not really. it won't be able to compete with higher end air coolers like dh15. At lower tdp loads it beats hyper 212, because of the stock fan which seems to be an impressive one.
All these people buying cheap $30 coolers with 10850k are going to be in for a rude surprise. Lol. 275+watts on this little cooler? Might as well have bought a 10700.
I bought it due to the current high price on brand coolers. I will use it with no OC. When the price is right I will buy a brand cooler for 10850k and build a new low end pc with this one for my wife to surf.
Not really. it won't be able to compete with higher end air coolers like dh15. At lower tdp loads it beats hyper 212, because of the stock fan which seems to be an impressive one.
I mean, I didnt mean $100 coolers like the DH15. The DH15 beats like everything in thermals, and it also has lots of case and ram clearance issues.
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You know though, for some people liquid cooling is not for them.
I have had some friends even with a 3 day leak test still have issues with leaking on custom cooling solutions.
I think if you've had a bad experience is liquid cooling or AIO's you would get burned once and never go back although the leak rate on a good AIO is going to be low. You will probably have a pump failure before a leak.
That being said a leak in the wrong place can wreck your 3XXX nvidia gpu along with other components...mobo...etc - so...
So for those who refuse to go to AIO water coolers or don't want to go to custom loops, air is literally all they have. That being said, I think if you spent the 400 -500 doollars on your i9, you might as well spent another hundred on a great air cooler, why skimp?
Also, those of you who buy 120 AIO's are probably neck and neck with a good air cooler, so why buy a 120 AIO unless you have a space issue. Should go at least 240+.
I never had issues with an AIO in my previous build, but I went with air cooling this time anyway. I wanted a blacked out system with minimal RGB and a higher air flow case. I'm using a Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 and it is working great for me. It is nice to not have to worry about anything but dust maintenance with the cooler. Not that everyone needs to get an air cooler that big, but I wanted to have OC room for the future.
I never had issues with an AIO in my previous build, but I went with air cooling this time anyway. I wanted a blacked out system with minimal RGB and a higher air flow case. I'm using a Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 and it is working great for me. It is nice to not have to worry about anything but dust maintenance with the cooler. Not that everyone needs to get an air cooler that big, but I wanted to have OC room for the future.
True true, I have a few friends who really got burned, so they stick to air. Couldn't get warranty to pay etc. Consumer error / didn't follow directions or something other crap that disqualified. Well not a few, I have 2 friends that won't go back to water cooling ever. Very expensive rigs, granted it was probably user error, lol.
I have the white version. Got a significant drop in temps compared to my stock ryzen cooler, which allowed some slight overclocking. It is addressable rgb, so if your motherboard doesn't have an argb header, you will need to use a controller for the rgb effects.
This is what I'm looking for lol. Did you have the Wraith cooler that came with Ryzen CPU? I have a Ryzen 1600. Cooling with never an issue with stock cooler, but I wanted to have something more colorful. Tempting on this
I tried the id cooling 224 and it was no better then my old hyper 212. Neither one is going to allow this chip to boost fully. Open air under volted at 4.8 doing cb20 isn't saying much. This is quite literally one of the hottest most inefficient chips in production at the moment. See:
The hyper 212 clones are best suited for 75-125w loads. Meaning 6 or 8 core with moderate oc.
I have the ID Cooling and the Vetroo V5. In my initial tests, the ID Cooling runs about 4 degrees C cooler than the Vetroo installed on a Ryzen 3600. Also between the two, I found the ID Cooling unit to be easier to install on AMD, though the Vetroo is not bad particularly difficult.
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I have the ID Cooling and the Vetroo V5. In my initial tests, the ID Cooling runs about 4 degrees C cooler than the Vetroo installed on a Ryzen 3600. Also between the two, I found the ID Cooling unit to be easier to install on AMD, though the Vetroo is not bad particularly difficult.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LDz-uDKoJo
It's almost identical to the Hyper 212 Black Edition in design and mounting mechanisms, but this one has 5 copper heatpipes vs 4 on the Hyper 212 BE.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LDz-uDKoJo
It's almost identical to the Hyper 212 Black Edition in design and mounting mechanisms, but this one has 5 copper heatpipes vs 4 on the Hyper 212 BE.
https://www.amazon.com/Original-D...07QMK5R45/ [amazon.com]
I built 2 for my kids over the last 2 weeks with some salvaged parts from the old computers I had 6600k and the 4770 with a 1070 and 1060 ti in them, so it was a nice quick upgrade for them. I did need to get new ram since the 4770 was on a ddr3 board.
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I have had some friends even with a 3 day leak test still have issues with leaking on custom cooling solutions.
I think if you've had a bad experience is liquid cooling or AIO's you would get burned once and never go back although the leak rate on a good AIO is going to be low. You will probably have a pump failure before a leak.
That being said a leak in the wrong place can wreck your 3XXX nvidia gpu along with other components...mobo...etc - so...
So for those who refuse to go to AIO water coolers or don't want to go to custom loops, air is literally all they have. That being said, I think if you spent the 400 -500 doollars on your i9, you might as well spent another hundred on a great air cooler, why skimp?
Also, those of you who buy 120 AIO's are probably neck and neck with a good air cooler, so why buy a 120 AIO unless you have a space issue. Should go at least 240+.
https://www.anandtech.c
Must be brown and tan PTSD.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LDz-uDKoJo
It's almost identical to the Hyper 212 Black Edition in design and mounting mechanisms, but this one has 5 copper heatpipes vs 4 on the Hyper 212 BE.
https://www.anandtech.c
The hyper 212 clones are best suited for 75-125w loads. Meaning 6 or 8 core with moderate oc.
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