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The video discusses various CPU coolers, including the Thermalright Frozen Not 360 ARGB, MSI MAG Core Liquid S360, Thermalright CPU cooler, and Deepcool LT 720 AIO. These coolers are evaluated based on performance, noise levels, design, and value for money. The MSI cooler stands out for its premium features, while the Thermalright cooler is lauded for its affordability and high performance. The Deepcool cooler is highlighted for its cost-effectiveness and quiet operation. Overall, the video rates the products highly in terms of aesthetics, cooling performance, ease of installation, and value for money, with noise levels being a minor concern.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses the Intel Core i9-14900K CPU, highlighting its high performance but also its tendency to run hot, causing thermal throttling issues. Three of the best CPU coolers for the 14900K are recommended, with a focus on performance, value, and noise levels. The third recommended cooler is the Thermalright Frozen Not 360 ARGB, noted as a budget-friendly option with competitive pricing compared to high-end liquid coolers. It features a powerful new pump that can reach speeds of up to 5,300 RPM, an infinity mirror on the CPU block, and options in black and white colors. Despite being affordable, it can effectively cool high-end CPUs such as the 14900K, even under heavy workloads.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the Thermalright CPU cooler, emphasizing its ability to maintain comfortable temperatures for gaming. The cooler is noted for its high speeds and performance, though it can get noisy at full load. Users can adjust the fan curve to reduce noise while still achieving effective cooling. The cooler is praised for its excellent performance relative to its price point, with a 5-year warranty and premium build quality. Competitors like the Enermax LiqMax 3 and MSI MAG Core Liquid 360 offer similar performance but at a slightly higher cost. Despite being affordable, the Thermalright cooler has few flaws besides potential noise concerns out of the box. The reviewer rates the cooler highly in design, cooling performance, noise, installation ease, and value for money. The MSI MAG Core Liquid S360 is also highlighted as a premium option with sleek aesthetics, quiet operation, and innovative features like a 2.4-inch IPS display on the CPU block for monitoring temperatures or displaying custom images.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the MSI Meg Core Liquid CPU cooler. The cooler features an IPS display, a pump with a speed of up to 2,800 RPM, and three silent Gale P12 fans with a range of 0 to 2,000 RPM. Additionally, there is a VRM fan designed to effectively spread air around its surroundings. The cooler performs well compared to other high-end options but comes at a significant price, making it more suitable for higher-end PCs. The quieter fans and IPS display make it stand out despite the cost. The cooler is rated highly for design, cooling performance, and noise level, making it a solid choice for those seeking premium features.
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In this segment of the video, the Deepcool LT 720 AIO CPU cooler is highlighted as a cost-effective option with excellent performance and quiet operation. It features a fourth-generation pump, efficient non-RGB fans, an infinity mirror design on the CPU block, and a dual-chambered pump for optimal coolant flow. The cooler can dissipate up to 300 watts of heat, making it suitable for modern CPUs. Although the pump can be a bit loud when adjusted, it offers great value for its price compared to competitors like the EK AO Elite 360 and the Rog Strix LC2.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer rates the aesthetics, cooling performance, noise levels, installation process, and value for money of the product. The overall rating given is 8.5 out of 10, with high scores in all categories except noise, which received an 8 out of 10.