Which is the best cheap Aircooler

[Aravind Raja]

Please suggest me which will provide better cooling(Don't care about noise) among them Lanshuo 90mm dual tower or Snowman 120mm single tower Or Chiptronex Diffuser X500

1. 6 heatpipe, 2 Fan(2x90mm), 2 towers (can't add 3 fans because my motherboard/RAM/Case wont let me)
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32986572385.html?spm=a2g0o.cart.0.0.777d3c00XhG20w&mp=1


2. 6 heatpipe, 2 Fan(2x120mm), single towers
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32960406803.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.51bc26f7i5H5vQ&algo_pvid=28a7c118-2c4c-4d36-bc47-e55926126bcb&algo_expid=28a7c118-2c4c-4d36-bc47-e55926126bcb-3&btsid=4db0a52d-0397-4a52-8058-717438d20f23&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_53
 

3. 5 heatpipe, 1 Fan(1X 120mm can add an extra cheap 120mm fan I could find), single tower

 

CHIPTRONEX Diffuser X500 RGB CPU Cooler with 5 Copper Heat Pipes(Black) https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07D2F4QYX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_-P-PDbX5TYR0V

 

 

 

I have an old i5-4590 on a Biostar H81MLV3 with 8GB 1600 DDR3 sole stick and a Red Devil RX580 8GB 
I’m saving up money to buy 4th gen Ryzen 5 4600 when it gets released or 3600 if prices went high

reason for upgrading forms tick cooler on i5-4590 is bcoz India is too hot and my when I play games my CPU teams are around 80-85C so thought of getting a cheap cooler($25-$30) that would be better than stock

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

9 minutes ago, Aravind Raja said:

3. 5 heatpipe, 1 Fan(1X 120mm can add an extra cheap 120mm fan I could find), single tower

beware this 5 heat pipes contains 3 full length + 2 half way heat pipes

also check them at taobao to check for lowest markup

[WoodenMarker]

80-85c isn't low but it's perfectly safe and not abnormal with a stock cooler. 

There are few reviews for the coolers mentioned and none of them are particularly great. I'd recommend sticking with the stock cooler for now as long as temps don't get higher.

I'm not sure what cooler the Ryzen 5 4600 comes with either so I'd recommend looking at new coolers after you upgrade. 

[Jurrunio]

Just undervolt the CPU

[Aravind Raja]

9 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Just undervolt the CPU

 

11 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

80-85c isn't low but it's perfectly safe and not abnormal with a stock cooler. 

There are few reviews for the coolers mentioned and none of them are particularly great. I'd recommend sticking with the stock cooler for now as long as temps don't get higher.

I'm not sure what cooler the Ryzen 5 4600 comes with either so I'd recommend looking at new coolers after you upgrade. 

Thank you I thought of getting something within my budget for now which could keep temps at least a little bit low

[Aravind Raja]

12 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Just undervolt the CPU

I don’t know how to do it and does my CPU and Motherboard support undervolting CPU?

if you could share me any video links or guide me to do it I will try

[Jurrunio]

6 minutes ago, Aravind Raja said:

I don’t know how to do it and does my CPU and Motherboard support undervolting CPU?

if you could share me any video links or guide me to do it I will try

most boards do. Find the CPU core voltage setting, change "auto" to "offset" mode, and give it a negative number. The smaller the number the better, until it crashes which means you've lowered it too much and have to go back up.

[Aravind Raja]

52 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

beware this 5 heat pipes contains 3 full length + 2 half way heat pipes

also check them at taobao to check for lowest markup

I didn’t know that so it’s better to avoid the 2 half heat pip(5pipe) cooler right just to make sure half heat pipe will result in less performance correct?

just now checked taobao and I don’t understand the language and I don’t know how to use that website

[Aravind Raja]

15 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

most boards do. Find the CPU core voltage setting, change "auto" to "offset" mode, and give it a negative number. The smaller the number the better, until it crashes which means you've lowered it too much and have to go back up.

Thank I will try it this weekend and how much % will it affect the heat and how much % will it affect performance any idea?

[WoodenMarker]

6 minutes ago, Aravind Raja said:

Thank I will try it this weekend and how much % will it affect the heat and how much % will it affect performance any idea?

As long as it's stable, performance shouldn't be affected. 

The temperature drop from lowering voltage is exponential. It's hard to tell how much it could be but it can be a lot if the cpu undervolts well. 

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

11 minutes ago, Aravind Raja said:

just now checked taobao and I don’t understand the language and I don’t know how to use that website

coz most of these generic coolers are from chinazi, you could find their msrp there

 

[Tadej Danev]

I would buy Snowman

[Jurrunio]

5 hours ago, Aravind Raja said:

how much % will it affect performance

0%, if you see drop then you undervolted it too much and is not stable

 

5 hours ago, Aravind Raja said:

how much % will it affect the heat

depends on how much you can push down and how high the stock voltages are. My old 4460 ran at I think 1.1V stock and it's stable at just 0.88V (tho it is clocked lower than your 4590) and temperature goes from full load 72C down to below 60C

[Aravind Raja]

8 hours ago, Jurrunio said:

0%, if you see drop then you undervolted it too much and is not stable

 

depends on how much you can push down and how high the stock voltages are. My old 4460 ran at I think 1.1V stock and it's stable at just 0.88V (tho it is clocked lower than your 4590) and temperature goes from full load 72C down to below 60C

Sounds very effective I will try it this weekend