Recommendation aio cooler for ryzen 9 7900

[Little_moon]

I am willing to build a pc :

Amd ryzen 9 7900 

Rtx 4060ti 16gb 

GIGABYTE aorus B850 or x870

 

Basiclly for 3d art works using blender, zbrush, substance painter... etc

 

I want an aio that would be sufficient and quite as possible for this heavy works and thank you 

[Hinjima]

1 minute ago, Little_moon said:

I am willing to build a pc :

Amd ryzen 9 7900 

Rtx 4060ti 16gb 

GIGABYTE aorus B850 or x870

 

Basiclly for 3d art works using blender, zbrush, substance painter... etc

 

I want an aio that would be sufficient and quite as possible for this heavy works and thank you 

Arctic Liquid Freezer III lineup are good AIO's without breaking the bank.

A Ryzen 7900 can easily be cooled by a Peerless Assassin SE120 though, its a 65w CPU.

[Lurking]

2 hours ago, Hinjima said:

Arctic Liquid Freezer III lineup are good AIO's without breaking the bank.

A Ryzen 7900 can easily be cooled by a Peerless Assassin SE120 though, its a 65w CPU.

Even with PBO enabled (which kind of makes it an 7900X or higher) the Peerless Assassin still cools it well. Even when i run 2 instances of handbrake at the same time and all 12 cores are at 5.1GHz, it stays under 90°C in my Fractal Torrent Compact. 

 

I wonder if OP wants AIO for looks, or actual (perceived) cooling requirement? 

[Hinjima]

19 minutes ago, Lurking said:

Even with PBO enabled (which kind of makes it an 7900X or higher) the Peerless Assassin still cools it well. Even when i run 2 instances of handbrake at the same time and all 12 cores are at 5.1GHz, it stays under 90°C in my Fractal Torrent Compact. 

 

I wonder if OP wants AIO for looks, or actual (perceived) cooling requirement? 

Sure. A PA-SE120 is plenty but OP mentioned the want for an AIO so I gave my recommendation without overspending on one.

Hence why I also mentioned the PA-SE120.

[Little_moon]

3 hours ago, Hinjima said:

Arctic Liquid Freezer III lineup are good AIO's without breaking the bank.

A Ryzen 7900 can easily be cooled by a Peerless Assassin SE120 though, its a 65w CPU.

No, I don't care about the looks.. in fact I will probably turn off all rgb lights. Sorry I should have menshioned that earlier but I live in a pretty hot area where temperatures tend to rise at 40 or 45 in summer. So I was just wondering if there is an aio cooler that can handle the heavy works running by blender at such high tempreatures with no air conditioner in room. 

I have done some search and found the arctic liquid freezer iii 360 is actually doing great job with amd rather than intel.

That's what i found in this video... 

https://youtu.be/jMeH7SJO74Q?si=4CrLAx_QHt5-aIOM

[Hinjima]

5 minutes ago, Little_moon said:

No, I don't care about the looks.. in fact I will probably turn off all rgb lights. Sorry I should have menshioned that earlier but I live in a pretty hot area where temperatures tend to rise at 40 or 45 in summer. So I was just wondering if there is an aio cooler that can handle the heavy works running by blender at such high tempreatures with no air conditioner in room. 

I have done some search and found the arctic liquid freezer iii 360 is actually doing great job with amd rather than intel.

That's what i found in this video... 

https://youtu.be/jMeH7SJO74Q?si=4CrLAx_QHt5-aIOM

Those are pretty warm temperatures indeed and an 360mm AIO will be better for high sustained loads.

The Arctic Liquid Freezer III lineup is one we recommend a lot, the performance to price ratio is absolutely fantastic.

I don't personally care for AIO's in terms of Aestethics but the Freezer III does look rather good!.

The 7900 non X is a 65w chip but some cooling overhead doesn't hurt if you can afford it  

 

This will be an amazing system.

[freeagent]

I would check out a Thermalright AIO. I get killer performance.