$40 Heatsink VS $150 Noctua Heatsink

[@ScrapTechTips]

I have had some hate on reddit Firstly for not comparing the noise. The noise of the aliexpress heatsink was less by a substantial margin as the rpms of the fans were less. The noctua heatsink was actually quite hard to install and remove because you could not see where the screws were. If there is more hate comment below.

[@KOCombo]

LMAO u can get the same cooler (without the rgb fans just plain black fans) for 18$

[@KOCombo]

@@ieatchickens also for the one i ended up ordering the mount for intel was absolute dogshit and i got 30C lower temps when using zip ties

[@ScrapTechTips]

@@ieatchickens trying to get it to new Zealand was the hard part and cost more. I included all shipping and get/vat pricing

[@NoName-tg1jq]

wish you had a clean Noctua heat sink to test. Also the case isn't going to provide enough fresh air intake to cool as efficiently as possible

[@ScrapTechTips]

Both tests were done with the side panel off But its still enough to cool my rx580 and the 135w Xeon at full load to decent temps.

[@nathangamble125]

Good video, but the speech is very quiet compared to the music.

[@chrisb2564]

This has to be the worst installation of cpu cooler i have ever seen, just putting a blob on the cpu like that wont have a good bond at all

[@ScrapTechTips]

So you are judging me on having good performance lol.

[@chrisb2564]

Scrap Tech Tips no, just saying that it won't be as good of a bond if you used a 5 point bond lmfao

[@ScrapTechTips]

@@chrisb2564 so I guess I have to testify the greatness of the cooler then.

[@nathangamble125]

It really doesn't make a significant difference. Thermal paste should be able to fill the gaps well enough either way.

[@ScrapTechTips]

@@nathangamble125 thanks for spitting facts

[@lolaeel5097]

I downloaded a heat sink for my cpu :)