Hello I about to do my first build and the last part I am down to is the cpu.I have a 240 mm Corsair h100i elite aio will that be enough to cool it and if not what cpu should I get.I have a 4070ti gpu and a b550 motherboard for 4000 and 5000 chips.
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My question would be, what do you plan to do with your machine? For gaming, rather get 5800X3D or simply a 5700. For productivity, is there a major price difference between 5900 and 5950 where you live?
Your cooler is likely sufficient, though I have not read any tests. Why not google it to see how it performs in reviews.
I have the R9 5900X '0' stepping. which is 1st gen/iteration which does get a tad hot, I believe later revisions run cooler. I'm cooling it with a Thermaltake Big Water 3.0 360mm AIO and temps is all over the place, right now, with background apps running and surfing the net, I get between >40C to 60C. But when gaming, it isn't that bad, I get >70C but never exceeding 80C. Not the best temps, but good enough.
how to see revision number of my cpu? is there more info about? what means 0 stepping?
Download and run CPU-Z, it'll give you all relevant info about your CPU....
My question would be, what do you plan to do with your machine? For gaming, rather get 5800X3D or simply a 5700. For productivity, is there a major price difference between 5900 and 5950 where you live?
Your cooler is likely sufficient, though I have not read any tests. Why not google it to see how it performs in reviews.
5700x---35e---5800x
is there reason to go for 5800x over 5700x?
Yes I plan on mainly gaming and the 5700x3d is the same price as a 5900 just didn’t know what is better and if the 5900 would be too hot for a 240 aio.The 5950 is too high of a price.
5800x3d in some games can compete with new generation.
At PCPARTPICKER I inputted the AMD Ryzen 5900X processor to show all compatible CPU Cooler. Here are the results: https://pcpartpicker.com/products/cpu-cooler/?compatible_with=KwLwrH
I used a filter to show all Corsair AIO 240 MM CPU Cooler at the above link:
EDIT: FYI: Your Ryzen R9-5900X has a TDP Rating of 105 Watts. So you will need a CPU Cooler rated in excess of 150 or higher TDP rating.
The Maximum Operating Temperature of the 5900X is 90c.