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I think the stock coolers for Ryzen are fairly ok, but if you want to upgrade maybe something from Cryorig or Be Quiet? They make nice coolers I find.

Thermal paste wise, any will do really. My goto paste is Arctic MX-4.

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Stock is fine tbh

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1 hour ago, XxMLGMASTERxX said:

I want to build a system with a ryzen 2400g.should I get a cpu cooler and if yes what would you recommend.my case will be an in win 303.+it shouldn't look like dogshit so no noctua coolers or 212 evos.and what thermal paste do you recommend

 

IIRC, the Ryzen APUs come with the Wraith Stealth cooler, which is more than enough to keep a 2400G at stock or on a mild overclock cool and quiet, and the preapplied thermal paste is fine. If you're going for a monster overclock, you bought the wrong Ryzen.

 

If you're after an aftermarket cooler for the aesthetics alone, the Cryorig H7 or C7 provide a nice, clean, neutral look without a ton of exposed aluminum.

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