Watercooling

[BARBOUSS]

Hi guys i was wondering what upgrade should i choose to my pc it is a ryzen 7 5700g, my gpu rtx 3050...i would like to know when it is watercooling necessary or is it necessary to my rig even though my cpu never goes over than 75ºC at almost any game...this because money runs out i aws chooging the next uprage an new ssd or a watercooling bot of them not very necessary but both can be helpfull in different ways...oh i was starting to think in oc my cpu

[filpo]

1 minute ago, BARBOUSS said:

Hi guys i was wondering what upgrade should i choose to my pc it is a ryzen 7 5700g, my gpu rtx 3050...i would like to know when it is watercooling necessary or is it necessary to my rig even though my cpu never goes over than 75ºC at almost any game...this because money runs out i aws chooging the next uprage an new ssd or a watercooling bot of them not very necessary but both can be helpfull in different ways...oh i was starting to think in oc my cpu

no need to watercool your cpu, a thermalright peerless assassin or ak620 will cool it just fine. What cpu cooler do you have?

[BARBOUSS]

12 minutes ago, filpo said:

no need to watercool your cpu, a thermalright peerless assassin or ak620 will cool it just fine. What cpu cooler do you have?

the stock one from amd i think my thermal paste is not bad though it s a kryonaut high performance 

[jaslion]

Watercooling isnt magic. It uses the same principle as air cooling. Only instead of heatpipes it uses water and a pump to move heat to the fins on which air is being blown to cool the fluid down and repeat the process.

 

If you want lower noise or temps (you are within operating spec) many budget coolers work but we do need to know your case to make sure things fit.

[PhilLikesComputers]

I would only go for an AIO watercooler if you're transporting your PC often, or maaaybe if you live in an area with a hot climate. 

 

Otherwise, for something like a 5700g (<100W) I'd prefer air cooling because it's cheaper + less likely to fail (and likely still quieter for the price)

[BARBOUSS]

20 hours ago, jaslion said:

Watercooling isnt magic. It uses the same principle as air cooling. Only instead of heatpipes it uses water and a pump to move heat to the fins on which air is being blown to cool the fluid down and repeat the process.

 

If you want lower noise or temps (you are within operating spec) many budget coolers work but we do need to know your case to make sure things fit.

my case is very basic it is a nox hummer frost argb i think the space it s not a problem i already have some fans but i really wanted to know if it really is an important and necessary upgrade or just some oh it looks more cool than it its efective

[jaslion]

19 minutes ago, BARBOUSS said:

my case is very basic it is a nox hummer frost argb i think the space it s not a problem i already have some fans but i really wanted to know if it really is an important and necessary upgrade or just some oh it looks more cool than it its efective

Its effective but you are within operating temps. High yes but not at max.

 

So what a better cooler will do is lower those and thus also lower noise because the fan can work less.

 

 

A simple thing like the 20$ thermalright tower cooler will do the trick.