Deepcool - LS720 Liquid AIO on AMD 7950X

[@Yamagatabr]

Excellent, only video to actually show and explain the top cover. Thanks

[@KleoYan]

Hello Philippe Yamagata, welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback.

[@jawadturk]

Another great review. I just ordered this instead of the 240mm Corsair H100i Elite which has the same price but with no ARGB. I already have a deep cool in my system which I've been using for 5 years so I trust this brand and it looks way better than Corsair

[@KleoYan]

Hi جواد, welcome back and thank you again for your compliment. Yup, indeed this is a good liquid cooler. you won't go wrong with LS or LT from deepcool. all the best with your build.

[@swizzler8053]

Deep cool makes great stuff. I always compare them to Arctic. Keep up the great work bro and stay safe.

[@KleoYan]

Hi ya Swizzler 80, thanks for the compliment, you too stay safe 😊. By the way, your wishes will come true, I am in process to compare this Liquid AIO with the other 360 Liquid AIO, including the Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 😉. Thanks buddy for all your support.

[@23srod]

Have a 7900x with this aio. I played with curve optimizer and set thermal limits much lower then 95. Getting above stock speeds running at 75c max.

[@KleoYan]

hi 23srod, welcome to my channel. Nice, that's good.

[@roker2121]

thank you, very detailed and helpful.

[@KleoYan]

HI roker2121, welcome to my channel and I am glad this content did help you. All the very best with your build too. 😉

[@pietpompies7381]

Got this cooler on special for $70. Installation was easy. Temps dropped about 10 degrees on my 5700x, compared to the ls520 it replaced. Only thing I would have like was additional screws that are a bit longer to mount the fans on the top of the rad, through my case.

[@KleoYan]

Hi piet pompies, welcome to my channel and congrates on lowering down your CPU temperature. thank you for sharing your experience. 👍

[@framednapkin]

the only helpful and informational video i could find on this cooler -- thanks!

[@KleoYan]

Hi framednapkin, welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback 😉

[@pete9b]

Very clear and detailed information, thanks very much for sharing!….

[@KleoYan]

Hi Peter, welcome back and thank you for the feedback. 👍

[@Kizzster]

Hey I just bought this AIO it was on offer for £109 GBP here :) Now just waiting on X3D and 4090 FE!

[@KleoYan]

Hi Kizzster, welcome back. That’s good, LS720 or LT720 are good liquid aircooler. Anyway am still waiting for Asus on the AIO. No news yet.

[@Helden1pro]

So basically you can only use these fans that are installed on the aio

[@KleoYan]

Hi Heldy, welcome to my channel. You can choose to use other performance fan and you only need to exclude the fan connector on this AIO.

[@Helden1pro]

@@KleoYan ah ok thanks alot for the quick response ☺️

[@KleoYan]

@@Helden1pro you are most welcome. All the best with your build too. 😉

[@realkekec4028]

Mine start making noises from either a pump or radiator after 7 months,possible air and bubbles in the radiator unit or bad pump. I will have to take it to repairs to see what is wrong with it. I'm not happy about it :(

[@KleoYan]

Hi RealKekec, welcome to my channel and sorry to hear that. Now it could be how you place your liquid AIO in your case. If you mount it to the front, it's not wrong to mount the hose at the top where the hose is higher than the pump, but still there will be air circulating inside. Best way is to mount at the top where there are no air circulations and if you mounting at the front, I do understand due to GPU length, it will be hard to mount the hose at the bottom instead at the top.

[@realkekec4028]

@@KleoYan Hi,i mounted the rad on top,i have big tower case with lot of space.The AIO was working silently for 7 months,then start to rattle and making constant noise like clicking.It is quite loud,even with side glass panel on.The CPU temps were normal,idle 32-37C,on load 75-85C ,nothing was overheathing.And i check out all the fans (7 in total),they are OK.Today i drop the rad and pump back to store,so they can find the reason for problem.Anyway,now i'm with out PC to use,for how long,i don't know. It sucks :)

[@KleoYan]

@@realkekec4028 I see. Hopefully they will replace it for you. Just a suggestion, I always keep an aircooler just incase if emergency. You should get one to stand by too.

[@realkekec4028]

@@KleoYan I hope so too,and i did have one air cooler (noctua) but i give it away to my nephew :)

[@KleoYan]

@@realkekec4028 I see. Guess you have to wait till your liquid cooler is repaired.

[@garytrawinski1843]

I noticed you mount the fans for air intake instead of pulling the the air out of the case. Did you try it both ways to see which cools the CPU better?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Cruising with Mr. T, welcome to my channel. I've tested, there are no difference in temperature and I always do pull instead of push. If you do push, your radiator will start to accumulate dust and you need to remove the fans to clean or clear the dust. if you do pull, the other side of the radiator will show dust accumulation. therefore can just vaccumm it without removing the fans.

[@TodayTrending]

which is the best cooler for ( i9 13000K + Z790E)

[@KleoYan]

Hello Today Trending, welcome to my channel. As for best cooler. I have no idea as I don’t own all air coolers or liquid aios. My opinion are arctic liquid freezer II, bequiet silent loop 2 and ek basic.

[@adamenekes7366]

Hey man, if you want one of the best, look at the DeepCool LT720 - it was rated to be one of the top performance coolers for strong CPUs, such as the i9-13900

[@KleoYan]

@@adamenekes7366 hi and welcome to my channel 😊 thank you for your feedback. I did a content on the LT720 too kzbin.info/www/bejne/faqraKGJncyjrqc

[@iwishihadgoodinternet7766]

hi, i have no cpu_opt or a specific "water cooling" header. can i connect to any fan header instead?>

[@KleoYan]

hi I wish I had Good Internet, welcome back, have you plug the water pump header to AIO_Pump? do that and you will have the CPU_FAN free.. you can then plug your Radiator fans to it.

[@iwishihadgoodinternet7766]

@@KleoYan yeah none with aio pump either, what about sys_fan?

[@KleoYan]

@@iwishihadgoodinternet7766 Hi, mind to tell me which motherboard brand and model are you using? Just wanted to direct you to the correct connector or header of your motherboard. Thank you!

[@iwishihadgoodinternet7766]

@@KleoYan b550m aorus elite.👍

[@KleoYan]

@@iwishihadgoodinternet7766 after checking download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_b550m-aorus-elite_e_1201.pdf?v=233c964231b9890fcce0a3356c5bf6f3 , your motherboard only have 3 headers and all at of 1A. no 2A, you got no choice but to plug your AIO Pump to SYS_FAN1 and your Radiator Fans to CPU_FAN. If you have HWinfo, check on SYS_FAN1, make sure it's running at 3000 to 3100rpm.

[@CreateNowSleepLater]

Why are the hoses in the 3 o'clock position (next the the ram) as opposed the the bottom of the CPU (6'oclock). I keep seeing this and no one can explain it to me on AMD builds.

[@KleoYan]

Hi Create Now Sleep Later, have tested various position and found out that this is the best position to place the block as it’s better in temperature.

[@CreateNowSleepLater]

@@KleoYan Interesting. I can mount that way but requires a bit of twisting of the hoses. How much in terms of temps difference did you see? Why do you think the temps were lower?

[@KleoYan]

@@CreateNowSleepLater applying with a thermal pad instead of the thermal paste. is about 2 to 3 degrees difference. infact the hose can be of an opposite direction but not facing down or up.That's what I find out. you can test it out yourself if you have this liquid cooler too.

[@NGreedia]

Thanks for this, would you say the LS720 se and LE720 are similar enough that it's not worth spending the extra on tbe LS720?

[@KleoYan]

Hi NGreedia, welcome back. The only difference is the pump speed. for LS720 SE, the pump speed is at 3100RPM and as for the LE720 is at 2550RPM. I would say should not make a big difference in thermal, maybe 1 to 2 degrees different.

[@najibocom18]

I have a bit weird question but does the amd mounting brakets same size as the other model LT720 ? This will help me a lot

[@KleoYan]

@@najibocom18 hi welcome to my channel. This I can’t really help you as I only have the LS720 and LT720. Both are of the different brackets. The rest am not sure.

[@najibocom18]

@ thank you bud yes because i need amd brakets for LS720 and couldn’t find them on the market only found the LT720 ones and i was thinking maybe they are the same size brakets, thank you so much your reviews are just the best

[@KleoYan]

@ hmm why not send a ticket to deepcool. See if they are willing to send you a free bracket.

[@hussyou]

Hey Kleo, thanks for this. I want to replace these fans with the Sl120 Lian Li fans. Struggling to understand, where do I plug the ARGB cable from the pump head if I am changing the fans? Thanks!

[@KleoYan]

hi Huss You, welcome to my channel. plug the argb connector of your pump to this directly kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2KTdX-Bmr17e8k then plug the 3pin to your motherboard and that's done. For the SL120 uni fans. plug to it's own controller.

[@hussyou]

@@KleoYan thanks for your quick reply. So plug it into the extension then plug the extension into the motherboard? Do I still need to plug the SATA?

[@KleoYan]

@@hussyou nope.. the motherboard 3A is enough to supply to your pump argb.

[@yalcntiryaki2729]

Hi, I just bought this Aio like 3-4 weeks ago. But I have a problem with the pump. I have asus A620 mobo and i use asus Armoury software for the argb effects. But in some colors and effects rgb pump flickering. I sent an e-mail to the deepcool support and they said me to check the bios is it on fullspeed or not. I checked the bios it is on the fullspeed and the all connections seems normal but I couldn't find a solution. Is it broken or is it about the software that I use or something else? Can you help me?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Yalçın TİRYAKİ, welcome to my channel. Mind if I ask which Asus A620 Motherboard is that?

[@yalcntiryaki2729]

Wow this is fast response thank you :) . It is Asus Tuf gaming A620 pro-wifi.

[@KleoYan]

@@yalcntiryaki2729 ok. did you plug the sata cable to the extension and to plug it to your fan 7pin connector? also have you try different argb header of your motherboard, you have total of 3, 2 at the top and 1 at the bottom. if it still does not work, Troubleshoot one at a time, remove the daisy chained of your fans, leaving only one and plug your pump argb to it. then see if argb still flickers, if it does not, plus the second fan cable and test again, test till you have the 3rd fan. If everything all good, then it might be connection issue which you have done earlier or it could be one of the fan's cable not working properly.

[@yalcntiryaki2729]

Flickering issue not on the fans, it is on the pump. But I'm gonna try to what you said. Thank you. Btw you can see the problem on this video; drive.google.com/file/d/1POFAZtYNbkiIQCGxqEimiO54jrchE7y4/view?usp=drivesdk

[@yanbourgeois1602]

i have Kraken X61 for my Ryzen 7700X, in idle i get 32 degres and in load i get 44 degres. My Kraken run usually with 2 fans on the radiator but a fan is broken so i run with only 1 fan. I've only enable ECOMODE into bios.

[@KleoYan]

Hi Yan Bourgeois, welcome to my channel. If your aio is under warranty, get the fan replaced or you can grab new fans and replace them.

[@yanbourgeois1602]

@@KleoYan i Got m'y AIO in 2014 lol its not warranty anymore

[@KleoYan]

@@yanbourgeois1602 Oh I see, hmm.. consider your AIO is more than 6 years. you might want to get a new AIO. I mean its up to you because, replacing a fan and if the Liquid AIO does not function as it is.. then that will be a waste.

[@yanbourgeois1602]

@@KleoYan mu AIO work pretty good

[@KleoYan]

@@yanbourgeois1602 ok. So long it works for you 😊

[@charsx3820]

is it possible that we can set the RGB lights to only light up in the Pump section and all radiator fans without RGB lights?

[@charsx3820]

is it possible for us to connect the 6pin cable from the block pump to the motherboard using the default adapter and we connect the 6 pin cable from the fan to the motherboard using the 4pin pwm adapter cable?

[@KleoYan]

@@charsx3820 Hi welcome to my channel, do pardon me for the late reply as I miss your comment. if you watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2KTdX-Bmr17e8k 25:13 you will see that there is this adaptor to allow you to do that.

[@KleoYan]

Hi Chars X, welcome to my channel, I don't think is possible unless you know how to alter the cable connectors.

[@charsx3820]

@@KleoYan thanks a lot for the reply and thanks for the info

[@KleoYan]

@@charsx3820 you are most welcome. all the best with your build 😉

[@CaptNemo_]

Are you able to change the pump speed in bio? Like idk y it keeps going full speed.

[@KleoYan]

Hi Nemo, welcome to my channel. the pump header is a 3pin plug, therefore you can't control the pump speed via PWM settings in Bios, you will need to switch to DC Mode and to set accordingly to your liking. I would not advise you to set pump speed lesser than 80 percent. This will give you a better explanation, even it's on a fan, there are 3pin and 4pin connectors. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3SwnKWHrKuhga8

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

Hello, Good day. Can I ask something. If I increase the RPM of the fans, Thus the pump also increasing the RPM of the pump? I wondered the pump and the pump is in daisy chain connection.

[@KleoYan]

Hello Arjohn Villaester, welcome to my channel. nope the pump is seprated from the fans, as illustrated, the pump goes one fan header and it's running at full (it's a 3pin connector) else the fans are on another fan header which can be controlled (4 Pin PWM)

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

Thanks man. I hope you do also fan control on ASRock bios. :)

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

On the video bro. Did your pump also full speed or only the fans?

[@KleoYan]

@@arjohnvillaester3390 yea I can control the radiator fans rpm through my ASRock motherboard.

[@KleoYan]

@@arjohnvillaester3390 the pump is at full speed. Infact most AIO liquid cooler I use. I will have pump to run at full speed.

[@Funblend-zd6dt]

very informative, thank you sir ❤.

[@KleoYan]

Hello Fun.blend welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. All the very best with your build too. 👍

[@NightmareChronicles49]

thank you , very detail review

[@KleoYan]

Hi AkkazounCs, welcome to my channel. I am glad this content did aid you and all the very best with your build. 😉

[@mfedorov]

have some config but temp little loading jump over 74C

[@KleoYan]

Hello Рпагор Предович, welcome to my channel, yup, if you know how to limit the TDP and to fiddle with the PBO2, it does good thermal results. Thank you for your feedback.

[@hendrikstrydom6867]

The fans are mounted wrong as now you will extract the heat into your PC and not out or cool the radiator. 2nd the look of the fans are blocked by the cover & the motor. The Pump connectors to be at the bottom as your PC is standing up liquid flows down. It makes about a 2% different but it helps. However good explanation on the video.

[@KleoYan]

@@hendrikstrydom6867 hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you for the advice, this is an open bench test and not in a case. Plus, be it fans behind the radiator (push) or in front of the radiator (pull). It does not affect thermal. Infact is only 1 to 2 degrees different. As mentioned it’s an open bench test therefore the warm air will not stay at the motherboard area but to sweep hot air off. Unless in a case. Yes that will impact more as the warm air traps inside the case.

[@Edooo20]

How is the pump noise? Is it loud, at what speed can it not be heard anymore ?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Eddie Konjic, welcome to my channel. You can only change the pump via DC mode and not PWM mode. I do not advise you to do that. just leave it run at full. The noise of the pump is not loud, compared to the fans. what you need to do is to fine tune the RPM of these fans.

[@Edooo20]

@@KleoYan HI, Thanks for replying. That is quit concerning for me, I am very sound sensitive to fan noise and especially the type of noise pumps tupically make. I need to have controll of both fans and pump. I was hoping to save some money and go with the LS720 over EKWB nucleus 360. But i guess ill just go with EKWB. 65% more expensive, but considering how much time is spent with the PC on, divided by the 5 year warranty, its really small cost. :) Im planing to buy it for AMDs next x3d 8 core, even though its overkill cooling , that means i have a lot room making it really quiet and keep performance of an good air cooler at max.

[@KleoYan]

@@Edooo20 I see. Which case are you using? If noise is a concern, you should try out 280 liquid aio. The 2 140mm fans allows you to run at lower rpm but scope tons of air. But the choice is yours as majority do not like to have an odd ball aio in a system 😂 just to share, I too sensitive to noise and this is my current rig with a 280 Liquid AIO. www.reddit.com/r/MontechPC/s/OgkCzVunSZ

[@Edooo20]

@@KleoYan I'm using a fractal design r5.. However I am planing on changing when I upgrade to 9800x3d and am5.. 9700x, was a bit of a disappointment though, so I'm not sure, I might try hold out to what ever comes after the 9000 series. I'm strongly considering Phanteks g500a. I did once consider going with 280mm,. While you are right that generally 140mm fans move more air at lower noise.. However an 360 aio have about 10% more radiator surface, and 120mm fans tend to have better static pressure.

[@Edooo20]

@@KleoYan if you look up gamers nexus noise normalized test of arctic liquid freezer III 360mm vs 280mm, on 200watt load there is 3 degrees better on the 360mm.... This may not hold for every aio, but I would guess in general it holds true.

[@PikaPika918]

comparing the noise level for LS720 and AK620, which one is louder at full load and how much louder does it feels?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Fallens Hearts, welcome to my channel. Definitely will be the LS720 as there are 3 fans instead of 2. The amount of noise is subjective to individual. For me is still at a acceptable level at full load on both.

[@dobrevalentin194]

Thank you for this video !

[@KleoYan]

Hello Dobre Valentin, welcome to my channel am glad you like this content and all the best with your build.

[@ahmadyousef5772]

hi so if i play a games like PUBG mobile on game loop or any heavy game the temperature will not be in the average of 90 or 100 with this cooler LS720 ?

[@KleoYan]

Hello Ahmad Yousef, welcome to my channel. If you able to tweak the PBO2, you should not be hitting over 90 degrees with this liquid aio.

[@bumblefoot5]

Got this on a little ryzen 5600. Scoring 12k in cinebench r23 which is madness for that CPU. I cant even get this to hit 70 Oc in prime95 stress test with +200mhz on the core :D Gaming 38Oc, Cinebench 48Oc. Madness :D

[@KleoYan]

Hi ya A McDonalds, welcome to my channel. I am gald this Liquid AIO does it's excellent job for you and thank you for your valuable feedback. hmm, I like to share if this will give you even better results. I have shared my method to apply thermal paste and majority of my viewers benefit form it which might interest you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rouVg2eopKtklbM hope it will give you even better results 😉

[@bumblefoot5]

@@KleoYan using thermal grizzly Hydronaut. Highly recommend their pastes

[@KleoYan]

@@bumblefoot5 oh, pardon me, don't get me wrong, what am sharing is the method to apply thermal paste, is not about which paste to use or purchase. Just that I find that useful and it's not a must to use my method. So sorry if it mislead you.

[@marialuissavillaester9403]

Hi. Good day. Nice review. I would like to ask can I daisy chain 6 fans with the pump? Does it effects the performance? My board is ASRock b550m.

[@KleoYan]

Hi Maria Luissa Villaester, welcome to my channel. It does help on the performance but is only by a little if you are doing push pull configuration. However it’s not possible to bridge 6 fans together into a motherboard fan header. You need to do them separately as in 3 to one motherboard fan header each.

[@kennY_72]

What about the SEA version?

[@KleoYan]

Hello KennY117, welcome to my channel. Both same performance. That’s why I did not review on that.

[@kennY_72]

@@KleoYan Allright,. Thanks for that.

[@KleoYan]

@@kennY_72 you are most welcome.

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

I Had a question bro. There's two pwm on LS720 one is the 3pin pwm on the pump and the other 4pin pwm is on sata power connector. If I change the fan to other brand. Should I still connect the two PWM to the motherboard?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Arjohn Villaester, welcome to my channel. If you are using other fans, you should connect those other fans to the motherboard. Please check the ampere of your fans and your motherboard fan header if the load capacity allows it. Example one fan is at fan load 0.5a and if you chain 3 together. It will be 1.5a. If your motherboard fan header is only with load 1a, then you should use a fan hub that has a power source from your psu (sata connector).

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

@@KleoYan my concern is there's a 4pin PWM fan on the Sata power connector and 3pin PWM. forget about the fan. If im only using the Pump and Rad. Should I still connect the 3pin PWM and 4pin PWM to the motherboard?

[@KleoYan]

@@arjohnvillaester3390 the cable (cable a) itself that have a 7pin connector, a sata connector, a 3pin connector (argb) and a 4 pin connector (pwm). As what you have asked, do this, plug the pump 3pin pwm connector to your motherboard and the pump argb to (cable a) 7pin argb connector, then the 3 pin argb of (cable a) to your motherboard argb header. The rest you don’t have to connect which includes the sata connector. Then your other fans, plug pwm to your motherboard (check the load and make sure your motherboard can cater) then the fans argb to your motherboard another argb header.

[@olegstarik8387]

sir, very like your video, ty for work! in ur opinion, im struggle between this one and arctic frzzer 360, whats ur recomendation?

[@KleoYan]

hello oleg starik, welcome to my channel. For me, I like Arctic AIO more then anything. These are my reason kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIaWaWuko8ihi7s and kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4XSm6uIhd6lh9U

[@tradcatpat2385]

I recently bought this AIO, it does a great job with my i7-13700K. BUT, I can't stand the proprietary cable connectors, they make the simple complicated, to no gain for the end user. Also, they introduce limitations on cable routing that are not appreciated. My solution was to buy Coolermaster Mobius fans, they have similar (and superior) specs and the cabling is much simpler. Cummulative cost to me I could have bought a much more expensive AIO and still saved money. I very much appreciate DeepCool's work, but they have to lose the idiotic notion of proprietary connectors. I won't be buying them again until they do.

[@KleoYan]

Hi Tradcat Pat, welcome to my channel. This I do agree with you. Infact if deepcool can provide us with two option, I believe more PC builders will purchase this liquid AIO. The method of either to use their propretary cable connectors or to have an option to use the standard connection. For standard connection on the AIO pump block and the fans can be done, just need to have the cable covertor, one for the pump and other for the radiator fan. Thank you to have visit and to have leave your valuable suggestion. 👍

[@RexZShadow]

I'm also considering changing the fans as well, there anyway to check the spec of the fans they are using to compare? I'm considering cooler master sickleflow fans.

[@CreateNowSleepLater]

I am running into this right now. I bought a 3 pack, 2 for the bottom of the case, I for the rear. The rear is kind of orphaned because the dont offer the PWN/ARGB spliiter per fan. So I am trying to daisy chain the rear fan to connect back to the 2 bottom fans. What a pain, my hub is so close the the fan itself.

[@KaiSupaGaming]

I was told I would need an additional mounting kit to get this cooler to work with am5. Did you have to use that or was yours out of the box able to mount to the mother board?

[@KleoYan]

Hi KaiSupa, welcome to my channel. The LS720 are AM4 and AM5 ready. No additional mounting needed. They are all in the package when you purchase this liquid AIO.

[@KaiSupaGaming]

@@KleoYan thank you for the information!

[@KleoYan]

@@KaiSupaGaming you are most welcome.

[@quique0884]

What kind of screws are used to mount the fans to the radiator? M4 or m3?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Enrique Ford, welcome to my channel. They are m3 thread

[@quique0884]

@@KleoYan thanks bud

[@KleoYan]

@@quique0884 you are most welcome and all the best with your build too.

[@mordavian]

Great video. What is the size of the thermal pad? Can i use the same pad for ryzen 7900?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Mordavia, welcome to my channel, they are 40mm x 40mm thermal pad for CPU and I would not advise you to use it permanently, you should use thermal paste. if you decided to get it. you can obtain it here www.amazon.com/Innovation-Cooling-Graphite-Thermal-Pad/dp/B07CK9SHZG/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3VS07KOBOWHRV&keywords=thermal+pad+for+cpu&qid=1682034522&sprefix=thermal+pad+for+cp%2Caps%2C309&sr=8-3

[@mordavian]

@@KleoYan Thank you for the information. I should apply thermal paste then attach pad. Right?

[@KleoYan]

@@mordavian Correct. use thermal paste. I did it here as it's just a short illustration.

[@mordavian]

@@KleoYan Ok i will follow your instruction. Thank you. How long does this thermal pad last?

[@KleoYan]

@@mordavian this thermal pad will last a longtime. You can try if you want to but I would stick to thermal paste. As mentioned, I use this basically for demo purposes.

[@luannaferreira6779]

Can I also use the le720 on the 7950x?

[@KleoYan]

hi Luanna Ferreira, welcome to my channel. Yes you can do that. no issue.

[@Kumodot]

I believe even the LS520 would work don't you ? Plus i see people tweaking the 7950x to run with some undervoltage MUCH cooler not loosing performance. Thanks for the video !

[@KleoYan]

Hi Kumodot, welcome to my channel. Yes if you tweak the PBO2 and to lower the power drawn without affecting the performance. Also provided that you have a good airflow case, the the LS520 will be able to cool the 7950X

[@melvinooi9451]

Hihi, I am new in AIO here and it looks like LS720 looks more complex than other AIOs. I have a set of Lian Li Infinity Sl120, any problems using them or best to use stock fans. Thanks.

[@KleoYan]

Hello Melvin Ooi, you can swap out the fan but your AIO block will need to alter the connection abit. You will need to plug the aio argb cable to the splitter directly then to the motherboard. Then you SL fans which is mounted to the radiator. You will need to connect it to its uni controller.

[@unnamed4218]

Will you test the Deepcool lt 720 too ? on ryzne 7950x ?

[@KleoYan]

Hi 丹·乌迪拉 , welcome back. Yup, infact you can refer to this content. kzbin.info/www/bejne/faqraKGJncyjrqc

[@unnamed4218]

@@KleoYan lol didnt see that vid🤣🙏

[@KleoYan]

@@unnamed4218 no worries. enjoy.

[@deckpogi2680]

saw this on sale and I have the deepcool AK620 Digital but the price of this one is on sale is quite tempting hahahaa but I do not know if its worth going or this with the 7800x3d

[@KleoYan]

Hi deck pogi, welcome to my channel, I can't tell you as I do not have a 7800X3D, but based on a 7950X, the LS720 is doing better compared to the AK620 Digital but only by 5 to 8 degrees difference. If your AK620 Digital have a load of 83 to 86 degress on your 7800X3D, use it. That will save you a square bit and who knows, Deepcool might come out with a better liquid AIO.

[@deckpogi2680]

@@KleoYan the max temp I saw on my AK620 is around 83 degree rarely see to hit 85

[@KleoYan]

@@deckpogi2680 then is all good 😉unless is really dirt cheap on the LS720. but to be honest, I prefer LT720 more than the LS720.

[@deckpogi2680]

@@KleoYan what's interesting with the lt720???

[@KleoYan]

@@deckpogi2680hi welcome back. It’s just the stealth black and the focus of the pump block and it performs slightly better than the LS720.

[@aaronmagic]

Is this prefilled or do you need to fill it?

[@KleoYan]

Hi aaronmagic, welcome to my channel. It’s a pre-filled liquid AIO.

[@x_maj0ud_x]

wich one is good LT720 or LS720

[@KleoYan]

Hi x_maj0ud_x, welcome to my channel. Both are as good. Only difference is that LS has argb fans and LT does not. kzbin.info/www/bejne/faqraKGJncyjrqc

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

Hi bro I found out mine running 2300rpm. It's 40-47c no running apps. Does the RMP AIO really needs to get full speed always?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Arjohn Villaester, welcome to my channel and yes the pwm will run at full speed and it's best to run at full speed. if you want to change the speed you can. set the fan mode in dc mode and set to the profile you need the pum to run. this can be set in your motherboard UEFI or BIOS.

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

@@KleoYan how do u set the fan in PWM bro? Do u set it to full speed or custom?

[@KleoYan]

@@arjohnvillaester3390 I am not sure which board you are using, for pump I will set in my UEFI as DC mode than i set the profile. you can refer to this video. it might not show you the pump but with the explanation of the difference between PWM and DC Mode will clear your thoughts kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3SwnKWHrKuhga8

[@arjohnvillaester3390]

@@KleoYan mine set to auto. Then 85% pump runs 2800rpm. How about yours bro? It's 3pin by the way.

[@KleoYan]

@@arjohnvillaester3390 when it is set to auto and with a 3pin header. it will run full. as mentioned in my video kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3SwnKWHrKuhga8 if I want to set my pump, I will set it to DC Mode and select the profile. As for other motherboard, I am unsure of them. I am very use to ASRock motherboard. you will need to fiddle with the settings in your UEFI and test them out. Also for 3pin connectors, it's not control by PWM, only DC Mode will control it.

[@CreateNowSleepLater]

Also, did you intentionally have your fans in an intake config?

[@KleoYan]

Hi Create Now Sleep Later, welcome to my channel. If it’s place at the top of your case. It will be push instead of pull. Just happened that this demo is pull, cos to blow air towards the board to sweep some hot air off it. Also if it’s place at the front of your case, i will have it pull too as this helps to prevent dust from accumulating to the radiator.

[@gabbogameplays]

how many degrees playing in 4k?

[@KleoYan]

Hi GabboGameplays, on AM5 platform, by default it's always 95 degrees, unless making use of PBO2 settings. while playing 4K the clock frequency does change slightly. In this video is at 4.8Ghz consitantly and 5.3G boost clock. Once on 4K gaming. the frequency drop slighty to 4.6 to 4.7Ghz with max boost clock at 5.0 to 5.1Ghz.

[@andrie20]

Do you think that the LS720 can cool the 13700k stock? My LS520 does 210w before going 100C.

[@KleoYan]

Hi DropTheHaze, welcome to my channel. Speaking of which, I have done a test with my 13700K at stock in a Lancool 216 with this cooler it can hold at 87 degrees with room temperature of 29 to 30 degrees.

[@andrie20]

@@KleoYan So 253w at 87C with 30C ambient?

[@KleoYan]

@@andrie20 it’s 243watts with room ambient or 29 to 30 degrees. Something to mention, I have use the contact frame ILM and my method to applying the thermal paste which have full contact between the ls720 block to the processor IHS. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rouVg2eopKtklbM

[@andrie20]

@@KleoYan lt720 is the same as ls720 right?

[@KleoYan]

@@andrie20 LT720 and LS720 are identical. If you worry too much. You can do power limit in your uefi. Though my default is good. I have limit my processor not to draw more than 185watts, offset vcore to 0.1mv and using loadline calibration 3. which gives me 5.1Ghz consistent and random boost clock at 5.2Ghz to 5.3Ghz. Having max temp at 82 to 83 degrees. My board am using is the ASRock Z790 PG Sonic with the 13700K.

[@codelinx]

You need beer testing graphs and comparison displays. You are also using an open bench setup which isn't what a deal world use case for everyday users.

[@KleoYan]

hello codelinx, welcome to my channel and thank you for your suggestion. I see what I can do.

[@KevinKnutson-k4t]

Did you need a special AM5 mounting bracket?

[@KleoYan]

Hello Kevin Knutson, nope, no special bracket is needed. AM5 processors are square so even pressure is applied. If you worry about the over spill of paste to those holes at the side. you might want to watch this. This will be less messy and based on the comments of my viewers, they gotten very good thermal results. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rouVg2eopKtklbM

[@indrsextreme8371]

make LT 720 360mm with Intel 17 13700k

[@KleoYan]

Hi IND{RS} Extreme, welcome to my channel. I see what I can do, no promises. thank you!

[@fotografias360graus]

95 graus dissipando 185W... tem coisa errada ai! Aqui no 13700KF dissipando 267W batendo os mesmo 95 graus... certamente por estar na bancada e não no gabinete é o que está gerando um resfriamento ruim. Aqui gabinete LianLi Dynamic ROG XL com 14 fans bora digital, sendo 6 fans no radiador com sistema push and pull, em jogos como CoD tudo no ultra, CPU trabalha tranquila aos 47 graus. Em idle 28 graus com temperatura ambiente de 19 a 21 graus.

[@KleoYan]

Hi Rodrigo Rocha, welcome to my channel. there is nothing wrong with the readings. Infact you can't compare a 13700KF with a 7950X. If you seriously wants to compare. my 13700K is running at 84 degrees with load of 241w. You need to know the architecture of AM5 platform.

[@fotografias360graus]

@@KleoYan 241W certamente está em STOCK... essa temperatura de 84 graus é perfeitamente normal pro 13700K ou KF... 7950X é bem mais caro que 13900K e tá levando uma surra em todos os quesitos. A Intel vai nos surpreender na 15a geração... AMD vai ser passado!

[@KleoYan]

​@@fotografias360graus First you've mentioned there is something wrong. which part is wrong, my method of testings? You have even mentioned about system not being in a case? It does not make sense to have better cooling with a system in a case as compared to open bench and now you've mentioned AMD will be passed! If you are comparing Intel vs AMD, thank you for your info, but this content is on AMD which I find is not relevance.

[@etienne3108]

🎉🎊🎈

[@KleoYan]

Hi Etienne, welcome to my channel. I am glad you like my content. All the best with your build 😉

[@spayrex_]

i bought it for my 5700x because it was only 80 bucks 😂

[@KleoYan]

Hi Spayrex, welcome to my channel and wow that’s a good price. It will do excellent for your setup 😉

[@spayrex_]

​@@KleoYani just have a question my aio pump has a anyoing humming, did you also have that problem?

[@KleoYan]

@@spayrex_ nope. Not at all, it’s dead quiet. I would advise you to contact the seller and have it replace.

[@spayrex_]

@@KleoYan damn ok thx

[@KleoYan]

@@spayrex_ most welcome.

[@Markesamwasfy]

4.09k sups 🎊🎉🤗

[@KleoYan]

Hi Mark, welcome to my channel and thank you to have visit and to sub to my channel.😉