Can a cooler master MA610P handle a 5800x?

[Ubuntubr]

As the title says. I'm interested in using my MA610P to cool a Ryzen 7 5800x. But I'd like to know if it can and what are the temps I should be expecting.

[RhymeGG]

2 minutes ago, Ubuntubr said:

As the title says. I'm interested in using my MA610P to cool a Ryzen 7 5800x. But I'd like to know if it can and what are the temps I should be expecting.

Not sure how to predict temperatures unless you find a video of someone testing that setup. But considering the cooler has a TDP of 180w and the cpu will only pull 105w, You should hopefully be looking around 60-70c under load?

[Stahlmann]

I strongly suggest staying away from cooler master. Most of the stuff they sell is cheap garbage.

 

For roughly the same price range you can get a Noctua NH-U12S redux that will definetly keep your 5800X in check and be reliable and quiet while doing so.

[NorKris]

8 minutes ago, Stahlmann said:

I strongly suggest staying away from cooler master. Most of the stuff they sell is cheap garbage.

 

For roughly the same price range you can get a Noctua NH-U12S redux that will definetly keep your 5800X in check and be reliable and quiet while doing so.

ey! CM h500 and h500m, and CM ML240/360r and ML240p  are great  

[Stahlmann]

3 minutes ago, NorKris said:

ey! CM h500 and h500m, and CM ML240/360r and ML240p  are great  

I had the H500 and it did feel cheap. It was okay to build in but nowadays there are much higher quality products with the same price.

 

Never was a fan of their AiOs and never had one. But if they use their own fans, then they're also just cheap garbage.

 

Sorry i think it's clear i've had some bad experiences with their stuff. Most of their stuff just feels flimsy and cheap to me.

[Jeppes]

32 minutes ago, RhymeGG said:

Not sure how to predict temperatures unless you find a video of someone testing that setup. But considering the cooler has a TDP of 180w and the cpu will only pull 105w, You should hopefully be looking around 60-70c under load?

It does not work like that irl. 5800x is harder to keep cool than a 5900x or 5950x. The problem is not on the wattage its getting the heat out of the cpu. 5800X has the worst binned 8-core ccd:s as the better ones that run with lower voltages and higher clocks are saved for 5950X:s(although your luck can vary and you should try to undervolt and oc your 5800X).