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Originally posted by Omega:The 3600x is all you need for games. If you are only gaming there is little reason to get a 3700x. These CPUs come with a stock cooler. And the NH-U12S will be perfectly capable of cooling these chips.

Thanks for the quick reply. And Yeah im only gaming @1080p but i want to get closer to 144fps on games like ac origins, ghost recon wildlands, witcher 3 etc.So 105W tdp is not too much for my cooler right? When we consider im not Oc’ing and i just want to hit turbo boost freqs. #2 Astraea Kisaragi View Profile View Posts 21 Jun, 2019 @ 6:44am Your cooler is rated 140W TDP. 105W is prefectly fine, AMD FX was 125W or more, yet they ran just okay for people. And Ryzen runs even cooler and has a better thermal throttle.3700X is impressive though with its 65W TDP for such a classy CPU. #3 paingineerr View Profile View Posts 21 Jun, 2019 @ 7:06am

Originally posted by Astraea Kisaragi:Your cooler is rated 140W TDP. 105W is prefectly fine, AMD FX was 125W or more, yet they ran just okay for people. And Ryzen runs even cooler and has a better thermal throttle.3700X is impressive though with its 65W TDP for such a classy CPU.

Ohh didnt know that my cooler was rated that high. xD Thanks a lot for the support. That will make me feel more comfortable with my choices probably. #4 _I_ View Profile View Posts 21 Jun, 2019 @ 7:06am 120mm air cooler is good for about 125-150wsingle vs dual fan makes little difference, and can harm cooling if they are mismatched #5 paingineerr View Profile View Posts 21 Jun, 2019 @ 11:47am

Originally posted by _I_:120mm air cooler is good for about 125-150wsingle vs dual fan makes little difference, and can harm cooling if they are mismatched

Hello sorry for not responding in time.Thanks for the info and may i ask what did u mean by missmatching the fans? I mean i use noctua’s fan and they spin at same rpm.(usually more than %90 speed most of the time) #6 < > Showing 1-6 of 6 comments Per page: 1530 50 All Discussions > Steam Forums > Hardware and Operating Systems > Topic Details Date Posted: 21 Jun, 2019 @ 5:01amPosts: 6 Start a New Discussion Discussions Rules and Guidelines

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