@@ExpectoDeleto We use KM/H here in Australia. Many other countries do too. The actual SI symbol is km/h. You'll sometimes see it as KPH, but it's not as common.

@@MarioGoatse confirm

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@@ExpectoDeleto who says KPH, km/h is the way

Kph

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Does KMH stand for keep my house ?

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what is KMH

@@ampur2 km/h, as opposed to mph. lol

Is this cooler compatible with any generation of amd and Intel?

When I grow up, I want to become a daddy just like you

spoiled

Pls tell me he is taking out the trash, doing dishes daily etc as chores LOL.

@@strykrpinoy hes so spoiled wtf when i was 14 i didnt know what to get for my b day and now i regret my life decisions that wouldve been the perfect age to get a new pc and i kept this old 2009 pc until i turned 17 so yeah it sucked thanks to everything being expensive

The RGB on the pump is definitely more subtle. Even when using the same hex colors for the pump, ram, fans, and strimmers the pumps color is darker and night as bright

now we need TimzTwoCents 😄

I think someone already did this with glass. It gives a best case scenario if the cold plate was completely flat. I think they only did it to show HOW thermal paste spreads based on pattern, but I may be wrong.

what case fans did you use to match the unique halo look of these phantek ones? what would you recommend?

@@davdgs there were a test long time ago show that halo ring even work on bronie noctua fan

I love this cooler, I use the Lian Li sl120 fans on it and they match the pump cover so well.

2nd this. I have the 240mm for my AMD 5600x. Looks great in my all white build

@@acewatts22 what temps do you get?

@JayzTwoCents finally found a scammer lol

It depends on the voltage and the ratio too. I heard someone say an AIO will have a water temp between 30 and 40 c. I have an enormous overkill loop for a 5600X because I am a bit crazy. With a Ryzen you can see your water temperature on the IO die sensor at idle. My water temp is 3,5 c above ambient max. The delta gets even lower in the winter when the ambient is lower because of improved efficiency. I have the fan curve set to lowest of low now, it only ramps up above 55c, which does not even happen on normal usage. What you want to do is make a profile for daily use. Set the ratio and voltage to a steady state. I would go for the same clocks and CPU scores, test hem as you lower the voltage, as you were getting on auto, but on a lower voltage. Daily I run 4,65GHz on 1,2 volts core on this 5600X, which is not Geekbench stable but 99,99 game stable, and I Idle at 29c at the moment. That is extremely low for a Ryzen but I want to overclock on some occasions, with AI suite 3 from Asus. You can't download it from Asus somehow, try to get in from another reliable site. Be careful when you adjust settings! The software can glitch and max out voltages you have not even touched! Be sure to always double check all voltages after you changed something in AI suite, even the voltages you have not touched! Good luck! By the way the only title I would maybe want to overclock the CPU to more than 4,65 GHz is MSFS 2020. That is a heavily not optimized title and it is very CPU heavy.

Ryzen seems to run super hot. I have a 3800X on a 360mm custom loop with a 3080 and it still hits 75+ under load. GPU never goes above 55. I've tried a lot of different OC settings, from fully stock to undervolting, and it always seems to do this. Stock is by far the hottest on idle, though, so definitely need that undervolt.

@@hawkeye2816 that's interesting. I'm opposite, I have a i9 12900k and a 3080ti. My cpu gets into the 60's when oc and my gpu usually sits at 70 under load. At idle it's 25° C for cpu and 50° C for my gpu. I've noticed it running warmer now that it's summer. Ambient temps are higher.

@@8oh1guy Ryzen 3K series has some silly voltage offsets at stock. Like, it reads 1.4v. Setting an all core OC can lose you some single core clocks, but you can often tune it to a lower voltage and be stable. In my case, I'm stable at 4.3 all core and the stock generally only goes to like 4.35 on single core and at higher voltage.

wait, what motherboard did u use? i never knew there is a motherboard with default jst rgb connector in it

@@xs3tsunax I’m not sure what that motherboard was. All I remember was 7700k was the cpu. I also may have been mistaken on what a JST was

Indeed, I just looked them up. These Halo ones for 120mm fans cost almost €11,- each here and the 40mm ones are €12,-. There are also other ones, called Halos lux RGB, but those are more expensive for some reason.

@@mikesinner443 made of aluminum

There are also 12v versions too.

Can't see the white halo ones however just black

Yup, but not in white. And the LEDs are fairly low quality so the blue dies within a year or two.

Yeah, I run a NZXT X52 240mm AIO on my Ryzen 5 3600X. Runs a dream, holds temps at 50C. Damn tho, NZXT's software is a piece of crap.

@@BrainiacManiac142 most software is crap. its embarassing towards the professionals who invent this shit

And this is the comment I wanted to see, I'll be getting this for my 3095x also running it with the Lian Li fans

I've seen a lot of posts about this radiator making a whining noise at higher loads have you ever experienced something like that?

MP fans and the H is for halo. So all you gotta figure out now is the MP.

The M is Maelstrom and the H is Halo. They have the MP and MPH variant with the difference being color (black and white respectively) and the addition of Halo rings. They both use the MP fans which is where the Maelstrom comes in. I’m guessing the P is pressure like their SP fans

no. u are wrong. mph is stand for 'mile per hour.' 💁 and now u know it right? please dont share a wrong info to another people again

@@suthtokcraew1227 not in this case.

@@suthtokcraew1227 bro chill, it would be funny if that wasnt everyones joke. Alot of people realize it will sound corny and refrain from saying it. its one thing to say it, then its another to come at us saying dont share misinfo again like u gon do something. I never said i was 100% right about my post in the 1st place. The whole point is to actually post what i found when i tried researching it, and to see if we can figure it out together. And it looks like weve gotten very close if not figured it out!! Nice work guys!!

Had the same problem, but Phanteks will send you new ones if you text to them

My infinity rgb on my pump cover of the Glacier One has done the same. White is yellow, aqua has gone green and purple is now pink 😭😭😭

Their name is spelled Asetek, now you learned even more

@@ZoneXV The only issue you would notice would be the fans spinning faster and for longer duration of time. I don't think a system will thermal throttle if KPXe is used but I think over time it will run hotter than a PC with conventional paste, like noctua NT-H1. Heat over time shortens the lifespan of any chip.

Had no idea so what would you recommend for long term?

@@iiiEazyiii noctua NT-H1/NT-H2 or Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut should last 5 years without issue and allow headroom for moderate overclocking.

I see a scammer here

Big advantage of water is you can decide where to dump the heat and over how big of a surface area. I have two absurdly huge radiators, which would be overkill except the point of the build is to be nice and quiet while it dumps heat. Last thing I want is some turbine-powered monstrosity that sounds like it's going to take off every time I rev the engine.

damn thats nice, i cant decide wich aio to use for my upcoming build based on a 13700k im eyeballing the arctic liquid freezer ii 360 & ek aio 360 elite 🤔

Try changing the PBO settings to allow it to draw more power. It'll get quite a bit hotter, but I got some pretty high performance increases when I did it. I hit about 80C with an Arctic Liquid Freezer II running Cinebench drawing ~205W. Default PPT limit is only 142W.