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[vinasis]

Hello, 

I own a 1950X and I use with it the Noctua nh u14s tr4 in a push/pull configuration.
I was wondering if i swap it to a 360 AIO for example the thermaltake ones recommended by AMD such as the 

Floe Riing RGB 360 TT Premium Edition

https://www.thermaltake.com/C_00003122.htm?id=C_00003122

or the 

Water 3.0 Riing RGB 360

https://www.thermaltake.com/C_00002775.htm?id=C_00002775

How much of a benefit should I expect to see? 

Not that I am not happy with my temperature but I am wondering if i want to keep it at 4.0 GHZ all the time at 1.35v what kind of temperature should I expect?

Current specs:

1950X

Gigabyte Designare EX X399 Motherboard

RTX 2080 TI

multiple NVME/SSD/HDD installed.

Motherboard bios F12

[black_zion]

GamersNexus did a review where they compared the Enermax Liqtech 240 TR4 against the Noctua NH-U14 TR4, and their results were an average of near 10*C cooler with liquid vs air, so the 360mm model would only improve on it.

https://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/3089-threadripper-cooler-comparison-full-coverage-liquid-vs-air

[vinasis]

Thanks for replying.

The Enermax liquid coolers got full die coverage, I am concerned for the regular asetek plate size as the Enermax got corrosion issues that has not been fixed for their first and second generation coolers.

I am looking for others that tried thermaltake 360 AIO, Eisbear 360 from Alphacool and other good brands that has 360 AIO.