DeepCool gammaxx 400

[HypedKid]

I'm thinking about changing my stock ryzen cooler to gammaxx 400, is it any better than stock? I want something more quiet and lower temps

(My cpu 2200g)

[Skiiwee29]

The Gammaxx 400 is a good cooler. I have one on a 4690k I have in my in-laws build and it works perfectly and keeps the chip very cool in there wood heated house. 

[HypedKid]

3 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

The Gammaxx 400 is a good cooler. I have one on a 4690k I have in my in-laws build and it works perfectly and keeps the chip very cool in there wood heated house. 

What was your stock cooler temps and DC 400? 

[Skiiwee29]

17 minutes ago, HypedKid said:

What was your stock cooler temps and DC 400? 

Not sure, never had the 4690k under stock cooler since it was my old chip under water until I upgraded and gave it to them. Right now its at 35c at idle with a wood stove about 10 feet away 

[Bananasplit_00]

the Gammax 400 is a little better than the Hyper 212 as i remember it, so it should be a bit cooler

[Pcexbird]

If your in the market for the  tried and true Gammaxx 400. Be sure to check out their newer offerings still hovering around $30-35/U.S. The Gammaxx GT or the even newer Gammaxx GTE. 

 

The Gammaxx 400 is a classic. Comparable (although a good bit behind) the Cryorig H7/Quad Lumi ($55) and slightly behind/almost even with the Hyper 212 ($39), that's impressive because the 400 is usually around $20 now. But it's being overshadowed by the GT/GTE. All of these coolers beat the fairly decent Wraith Spire stock Ryzen cooler hands down in all the thermal tests I've seen on Gen2 Ryzen and they all perform well with the admittedly warm Intel 9th Gen i5 9600K too. The Deep Cool Gammaxx GT is pretty much head to head with prized H7 from Cryorig for 10-15 dollars less in the U.S, in some tests it's a few degrees cooler than it.

 

Be aware both of these coolers require around 160mm clearance from your side panel (window)

[HypedKid]

11 hours ago, Pcexbird said:

If your in the market for the  tried and true Gammaxx 400. Be sure to check out their newer offerings still hovering around $30-35/U.S. The Gammaxx GT or the even newer Gammaxx GTE. 

 

The Gammaxx 400 is a classic. Comparable (although a good bit behind) the Cryorig H7/Quad Lumi ($55) and slightly behind/almost even with the Hyper 212 ($39), that's impressive because the 400 is usually around $20 now. But it's being overshadowed by the GT/GTE. All of these coolers beat the fairly decent Wraith Spire stock Ryzen cooler hands down in all the thermal tests I've seen on Gen2 Ryzen and they all perform well with the admittedly warm Intel 9th Gen i5 9600K too. The Deep Cool Gammaxx GT is pretty much head to head with prized H7 from Cryorig for 10-15 dollars less in the U.S, in some tests it's a few degrees cooler than it.

 

Be aware both of these coolers require around 160mm clearance from your side panel (window)

Mine 147mm , so I don't have big selection

[Pcexbird]

That will limit options...if I were you I'd look into liquid or AIO dare I say it...

[WoodenMarker]

On 1/20/2019 at 4:35 AM, HypedKid said:

Mine 147mm , so I don't have big selection

What case are you using? Where are you shopping / located? Budget?

The Gammaxx 400 will be better than the stock cooler but there may be better alternatives if the main goal is silence.

[Rafale19]

I'm using a Gammaxx 300R with a max height of 144mm. If you are having clearance issues then this one will fit you. It's almost the same performance as the Gammaxx 400 but with no extra fan clips and a potentially difficult to replace fan. I don't know if this model is still available at your place though. 

 

P.S. I haven't tried it on my Ryzen 1600 but I do use it on my E5-2670.