Will it improve My temps?

[Gsayx13]

CPU: Ryzen 5600X

Cooler: Deepcool Gammax 400XT [Fan upgraded to be quiet silent wings 3 high speed edition]

Case: MSI Gungnir 111R
Fan Config: 3 Intake [120mm msi included case fans], 1 Rear exhaust [120mm msi included case fans], 140mm $ 120mm top exhaust [be quiet silents wings].

Idle Temp: 9-11 degrees above ambient
All Core Workload [Cinebench r23] @ 4.75GHZ (PBO2.0 limits tuned): 55 degree above ambient

Wil replacing the msi case fans to high rpm, high air pressure be quiet silent wing fans help my temps? or is it not worth it?

[Michael2]

tbh it will make little difference, maybe 5 degrees cooler, imo its not worth it

[Blue4130]

21 minutes ago, Gsayx13 said:

CPU: Ryzen 5600X

Cooler: Deepcool Gammax 400XT [Fan upgraded to be quiet silent wings 3 high speed edition]

Case: MSI Gungnir 111R
Fan Config: 3 Intake [120mm msi included case fans], 1 Rear exhaust [120mm msi included case fans], 140mm $ 120mm top exhaust [be quiet silents wings].

Idle Temp: 9-11 degrees above ambient
All Core Workload [Cinebench r23] @ 4.75GHZ (PBO2.0 limits tuned): 55 degree above ambient

Wil replacing the msi case fans to high rpm, high air pressure be quiet silent wing fans help my temps? or is it not worth it?

That case has a couple versions. One has a solid front, one has "ventilation holes" on half of the front. Which do you have? 

[Gsayx13]

18 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

That case has a couple versions. One has a solid front, one has "ventilation holes" on half of the front. Which do you have? 

Ventilation version.

[YoungBlade]

I think upgrading your cooler is a better investment if you want to improve thermals. Higher quality dual-tower ones like the Scythe Fuma 2 or Peerless Assassin are only around $60.

 

For a non-OC Ryzen 5, the Gammaxx is fine, and better than the box cooler, but if you want to push it while maintaining lower temperatures, you need to get a cooler that's more robust.