Logan Campbell
Keep my 5900x nice and chilly, plus the stock fans are pretty solid!
I picked this cooler up for $53 on sale, but even then; it's hard to beat for $60ish USD. I'm sincerely hoping ID never discontinues this line of cooler.Installation on AM4 was a breeze, but I knew what to expect already since I'd been using ID's old Auraflow line in both customer and personal machines, and the quality was always historically solid for what you paid. The FX360 isn't an exception to the price-to-performance that I expect from ID. These guys make absolute powerhouse coolers for the price bracket, coming in even cheaper than some other complete no-name Temu brands lol.Cooling on this is no doubt stellar. In the second pic, you'll see a series of numbers in my task bar. The first set of numbers is my CPU overall usage, and the second set is CPU package temp. With an ambient temp of 17° C / 64° F, my 5900x idles at a mere 29° C which is just nuts for how inexpensive this cooler is.As far as stock fans go, I love them. The daisy chain system is a welcome sight that should be common now that we're firmly in an era of daisy chain innovation (thanks Lian Li), but I also love how short the fan cables are. I was running Antec Storm T3 fans on this cooler at first, but I hated how long the fan cables were, and I had two of them die within 6 months. After I swapped back to the stock ID fans, I was reminded just how well these budget-class fans perform. I keep mine at a steady 1200rpm, and while I can hear them, they're not super loud; and they move plenty of air.Please ID, if you see this: Never discontinue the FX line. You knocked it out of the park.Ver másVer menos
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