I just picked an Arctic Freezer 33 TRr for my 1700x
https://www.arctic.ac/worldwide_en/freezer-33-tr.html
Wanted to share how much of a good deal and great cooler this is. While it has Threadripper in the name and apparently manages to cool a 16 core part with only 4 heat pipes quite well, it is not super clear this cooler also has mounts for AM4.
I installed it on my 1700x which is stock clocks and its performance if pretty amazing.
I am running 100% utilization running a Boinc project Rosetta@home which is a very intensive load, and so far after 30 minutes the temps have not once crossed over 45c. Keep in mind this is the temps i recorded while also running a R9 280 in the same system running another project.
I do have a very good case airflow, with lots of fans and the CPU fan is currently running at full RPM, but i can not distinguish it over the other case fans.
No i have not tried overclocking it, but since there are plenty of reviews showing it handling a 1950x at stock and or mild overclock, i feel i could push this chip or any other Ryzen 7 to the max with no issues if i wanted to.
I got this on sale for $40 Canadian which was a steal.
Wanted to put this out there since there was a review on [H] of a similiar cooler from Artic that failed the testing with their highly overclocked Ryzen 7. While the coolers seem similar, this one is slightly larger / heavier and might be a better fit base wise for AM4.
Additionally the height is only 155mm so it fit in my MATX case where similar coolers like Coolermaster 212 evo was just a tad too hight at 158mm
https://www.arctic.ac/worldwide_en/freezer-33-tr.html
Wanted to share how much of a good deal and great cooler this is. While it has Threadripper in the name and apparently manages to cool a 16 core part with only 4 heat pipes quite well, it is not super clear this cooler also has mounts for AM4.
I installed it on my 1700x which is stock clocks and its performance if pretty amazing.
I am running 100% utilization running a Boinc project Rosetta@home which is a very intensive load, and so far after 30 minutes the temps have not once crossed over 45c. Keep in mind this is the temps i recorded while also running a R9 280 in the same system running another project.
I do have a very good case airflow, with lots of fans and the CPU fan is currently running at full RPM, but i can not distinguish it over the other case fans.
No i have not tried overclocking it, but since there are plenty of reviews showing it handling a 1950x at stock and or mild overclock, i feel i could push this chip or any other Ryzen 7 to the max with no issues if i wanted to.
I got this on sale for $40 Canadian which was a steal.
Wanted to put this out there since there was a review on [H] of a similiar cooler from Artic that failed the testing with their highly overclocked Ryzen 7. While the coolers seem similar, this one is slightly larger / heavier and might be a better fit base wise for AM4.
Additionally the height is only 155mm so it fit in my MATX case where similar coolers like Coolermaster 212 evo was just a tad too hight at 158mm