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[@flackenstien]

A video like this isn't for immediate views. A video like this is for who needs it, when they need it. This type of video builds trust and confidence in your content. Someone who this video helps is sure to keep an eye on your content in the future.

[@-Seeker-]

And now I am that person. I'm building a new PC (partially, GPU and storage is already in) so I'm VERY thankful for this video about CPU coolers.

[@danmar007]

It's freakin' $58 on Amazon Canada. Making its competition look great.

[@marcstewart2328]

I just posted the same thing. I didn't see your comment. Lol. Canadian money is a joke! Lol

[@brunob45]

That's right! I'm still happy with my Thermalright PA120 I got for 40CAD

[@patgaudrault2156]

And I could see no mention of the thermal paste in the Canadian price ?

[@TheRogueBro]

Can buy a Hyper 212 for less money

[@nexusvideo]

It's not the value exchange. They just marked it up. Canadian dollar should still match to 70 cents USD@@marcstewart2328

[@pheonixdragon2261]

I looked at this and there were two one-star reviews complaining about this cooler. One complained that "the screws are tooo big and will not fit in the bracket correctly". The second one was complaining that the unit was "Fan to big for my case low quality" This makes me wonder if these one-star reviewers actually read the information on this cooler. Nice review Jay.

[@MrMartinSchou]

This is often offset by 5-star reviews along the lines of "arrived next day, haven't tried the product yet."

[@406Steven]

Amazon needs to have a way of weeding out the reviews from people complaining about shipping time, damage from the shipping company, whether their cat peed on it, etc. You can leave seller reviews in a separate area already, I'm here to read about the product.

[@jamesm568]

Every build is different and sometimes I can't even use the original screws that come with an air cooler.

[@photonboy999]

@@406Steven AMAZON intentionally doesn't fix their platform. If you start doing research on this topic you find out it's to their financial benefit. For example, if people buy the wrong product you'll still pay Amazon then turn around and buy the correct one. Plus, Amazon has a Monopolgy and no incentive to do ANYTHING that doesn't help their bottom line.

[@rinhayashi8949]

I'd imagine a lot of people buying a cheap, off-brand CPU cooler would likely be building their own PC for the first or second time. They probably had other compatibility issues causing them problems rather than just "the screws". A lot of people don't read the information booklets on products either...It's too bad that decent, cheap stuff slips by because of this.

[@Bioniclema90]

Can anything really be better than the Peerless Assassin 120? It's freaking $35 for a dual tower cooler, like, that's awesome. Assuming you're not super insanely limited in budget, at least.

[@ajjulius6561]

Phantom Spirit EVO 🙂

[@highlow8683]

phantom spirit 120/se

[@Allin1567]

Peerless assassin's beast bro

[@Ferrari255GTO]

I paid 25 bucks for a double tower cooler with 6 copper pipes brand new. I love the thing and it runs great

[@SideBurn12]

The Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Duo is really close. Two very quite fans and incredibly good cooling for 40-45$.

[@Konrad-z9w]

Super budget builds will not have motherboards with giant vrm heatsinks.

[@FilthEffect]

True

[@ghomerhust]

yeah h/b intels and a/b amds will have plenty of space for this little stack

[@disguiseddv8ant486]

Wait....so the $749 ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Formula motherboard shouldn't be compared to being budget friendly? Well beat me with an old Timberland boot and call me Dr. Marten!

[@mattgibson6144]

Under-rated comment regarding this particular cooler's target market.

[@KMerse1]

Which will actually helo the performance of the cooler even more

[@Porsche996TT]

I can't forget when the Cooler Master Hyper 212 was $20 and that was mid-range cooler.

[@MadmanLink]

It was great when it came out years ago, I'm amazed that it's still a viable cooler.

[@JohnPaulHare]

I paid about $35 for one back in October, after tax. In this market, I think I got a fantastic deal, especially considering the included RGB fan.

[@Porsche996TT]

@@MadmanLink I upgraded my PC three times since I bought it and I'm still using it.

[@ivantsipr]

That was 20+ years ago, I remember .

[@emmanuelleallen]

Is it still a good cooler? I'm seeing it for $15 on Amazon right now

[@centkeeper]

In Germany, the cooler costs 29€ or 31,48$. No point in buying because it´s too expensive. Thermalright Assassin X 120 is under 20€.

[@pugster73]

The Thermalright Assassin X 120 is only $17.49 which is a little more than this one in the US. Cooling is not exactly the best either as it only have 4 heat pipes and no rgb fan. I brought the Vetroo V5 CPU cooler 3 years ago for $25 which has RGB and 5 heat pipes. The Ventroo is still the same price.

[@X_irtz]

@@pugster73 Lol, you kinda mentioned the lack of an RGB fan as a negative, but i am pretty sure most of the best performing air tower coolers come with no RGB fans, so don't think it was necessary to mention that. Besides, that's a $17 product, very cheap for a cooler.

[@hedgehog1965uk]

This cooler is currently £19, with free delivery, on Amazon UK (as a US import), which is $24. Maybe there is a price premium to cover shipping to UK.

[@RoraighPrice]

Pluss import tax and duties ..

[@Elkarlo77]

29.99€ in Germany, which is $32,5 USD. A Pure Rock 2 is 35€ (German Brand..)

[@nanoflower1]

@@MatherofactsLooks like you are dealing with a reseller in Canada where as in the USA we are buying from DARKROCK.

[@PaulGrayUK]

VAT which is included in advertised price, America don't do that as their VAT system is `sales tax` which varies from state to state and not included in the advertised price. Why often have people in some states order/buy in adjacent states as sales tax lower.

[@Grimmwoldds]

@@PaulGrayUK Kind of. It's actually quite logical. VAT is a tax on adding value. Of course you include it in the price, this is so you can pass the tax on, and the end user pays for product + value added tax at each step. Sales tax is the state or municipality taxing the sale to an end-user. They only care if the item is capable of making a taxable transaction(notably non-ready to eat food products aren't taxable) and the amount of the transaction. TL;DR: VAT taxes the item itself. Sales tax taxes the sale.

[@radiantthought]

If you're bored then I'd love to see the test you mentioned a few videos ago of trying out intake only vs output only, vs mixed radiator configurations. So much time is spent hand-wringing and arguing these things it would be interesting to quantify how big of an impact it has.

[@phile2586]

Love air coolers. Keep up the great videos buddy

[@ScottGrammer]

For a couple of weeks last month, that cooler was only $14.99!

[@tr4l1975]

3 months ago it was 19.99 according to reddit.(14.99 with $5 discount for prime users)

[@ScottGrammer]

@@tr4l1975 I was looking at my Honey price tracker. In any case, it'll probably be $30 - $35 in a week or two.

[@DRayL_]

Should I switch out my Noctua NH-U12A for this cooler?? It's $100 less!! Just kidding. Fascinating cheap cooler there. Would be great for someone not running too heavy of system.

[@burnsyd17]

For a buck more you can get a ID Cooling 214 in black or white with a RGB fan.

[@jameyw98]

I have a similar cooler on my AMD 7800X3D. Only difference is i have push/pull fans installed. Hard to get my CPU temp over 75C. I'll never use liquid cool. Too prone to leaking.

[@Eric79-f7i]

Id really like someone to do a video about m.2 quality. Everyone says "You need a Samsung 980 pro" all I can ask is why? I have an adata gammixx blade s70. I need someone to explain the differences. I'm not against spending extra for value, but I want to know what that value is besides being a Samsung fanboy.

[@reloadingdontshoot1]

Thermalright laughs at all coolers in >$50 price point

[@AB-80X]

Perhaps. The rest of us laugh at all the failed thermalright fans out there.

[@Mack_Dingo]

Looks like a CM T4. No way this can cool anything over 95w. My guess. t4 failed hard with 9900k

[@jeremikurry3167]

Thermalright BA120 21.90 on amazon 6 heat pipes.

[@marcstewart2328]

I checked here in canada and its $57.98!! And it also takes a week for delivery. I can get the peerless assassin 120 for cheaper.

[@jamesbarlett246]

I love american prices! Jay can buy 3 of those coolers to equal the $57 it costs before taxes her in Canada. Actually $6 less lol!

[@TheGameBench]

The whole "can cool x amount of TDP" is sooooo relative with the boosting algorithms of modern CPU's. As long as it can keep the CPU under throttle, they can claim it can cool it... and in what load? Obviously, gaming isn't going to load up the CPU the way an all core work load will. It doesn't really tell you anything. I just built a system with a 13700K and the Deepcool AK620, and I limited the CPU to 200 watts so that it wouldn't exceed 85 degrees in R23 at a reasonable sound level over a 10 minute run. I don't care if your cooler can keep the CPU at 95 degrees. I don't consider that being able to cool that CPU adequately, regardless of Intel and AMD saying these higher temps are fine long term. Regardless, it's impressive for its price point. Noctua has a lot of strong competition at a lower price point these days.

[@richardfarmer6570]

Thanks for pointing that out about Cinebench, I see way too many people freaking out over Cinebench temps and immediately start undervolting or looking at improved cooling. I always ask them how hot does your CPU get with things you actually do?

[@sobrietyisrad33]

what did he point out

[@richardfarmer6570]

That Cinebench produces unrealistic loads for anything your computer will actually be doing. @@sobrietyisrad33

[@AB-80X]

Not only that. Many programs now supports GPU hardware acceleration such as Premiere, Resolve and Handbrake. And gaming just don’t push CPU’s that hard.

[@AB-80X]

@@sobrietyisrad33 That CB runs your rig hotter than just about any normal task will, especially if you run high end CPU’s. Now if thou run an I5 or I3, then it gets more relevant, as those will be pushed to their limit with some programs.

[@jonathonknox9528]

The thermalright assassin x 120 is $18

[@bryantbirdsong7851]

Appreciate everything you and your team do for the community. Wish you the best of luck with your health and hope to get a chance to meet you someday! Your team and family are in my families prayers.

[@FuelX]

Please dont buy this for 60$ just because Jay likes it as a 15$ cooler.

[@Hoigwai]

You can tell someone has been playing at 4k for too long when he thinks that 1080p looks terrible.

[@stefanpotirniche]

Also check ID-Cooling SE-214-XT D if you live in europe because it costs under 20 euros and it has 4 heatpipes and 2 120mm fans

[@iamstd2]

It's always about $18 in the US. The Assassin X is also about the same price.

[@jenrosejenrose7417]

I've been pretty impressed with ID-Cooling. I have their frostflow running on my 13600k and simply removing the bulk of the air cooler helped cool everything, include the graphics card down. My BIL has the exact cooler you mentioned running on his 12400, I think.

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

@@jenrosejenrose7417 ID cooling is amazing in europe, as all other stuff from somewhat known brands is just more expensive for same or even less performance.

[@MrSmitheroons]

You can also get the ID-Cooling SE-214-XT or the Thermalright Assassin X R SE, for some slightly more well-known options at the same price, but honestly this one seems pretty great, and I like the thought of discovering new brands worth the money to break into the market and get some proper recognition. So, good on you for trying a mostly unheard-of option. It really helps shake up the market and raise competition, I believe. Like, I truly believe the Vetroo V5 video sent shockwaves and either helped bring prices down, or at least raised interest in solid really good coolers for cheap. So, thank you for your service in that regard!!! Best to you and the team.

[@silversrayleigh1399]

For 14$ more you'll be able to get the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE, which is a faaaar better CPU cooler. I wouldn't pay 16$ for this hot garbage.

[@jamesbyrd3740]

Thermalright Assassin Spirit 120 V2 Plus CPU Cooler is the new version and is $21 atm on amazon

[@Zatchillac]

Using one in my sons PC (i5-8600) and it's a good one for the price, although you can get that cheap Thermalright Assassin for about the same price and has RGB

[@bryanbsa8927]

Yo Jay! At 9:27 You show the fan hits right here. First thing I thought of was snip off the unused screw mount fin on the bottom for MB clearance. Then you would fully cover the radiator. Then at 15:50 Your Flir picture shows the fan not being move down all the way so the thereby leaving an "uncovered" hot spot. Then you say that that the bottom of the cooler is the hardest working part of the radiator fins. I would also like to have seen dual fans, and maybe a 3D printed shroud. Bet it would bring down the temps way more at full load. Keep on truckin'....

[@steamstories1279]

'on an open bench" Put it in a case and it will be a trash cooler, even for $16.

[@francoisleveille409]

Note to Jay : Cinebench puts the same load on your CPU as using Handbrake to convert a video file to x265 format. For some people including me it IS representative of 'real world' use.

[@zaltanis5577]

as of writing the price hasn't gone up, but in Canada this is listed at 58$!!! I could order it from the US, and still with international shipping it would come out cheaper

[@scanspeak00]

I've never seen you build a horizontal-form-factor PC which they used to call home-theatre PCs. I use one myself and I think it's a superior layout if you have a rack or shelving next to your desk. The benefits are easy access and less noise as hot air goes straight out the top.

[@cyferaom8772]

Canadians should look elsewhere... at almost 60 dollars there are brand name coolers for less. Thermalright PA120S for 34CAD, Thermalright Assassin King 120SE for 28CAD, Deepcool AG400 for 30CAD, Zalman CNPS4X for 27CAD,

[@EndUserGamer]

I bought that "gaming" refrigerator a year or two ago, and it's terrible. It's not a true refrigerator. It is only good for water or soda and relies on the ambient temperature to regulate the internal temperature. Actual food not advised. The front glass window pops off easily, and the power button broke in about 6 months to somewhere under a year.

[@UnknownEntity420]

for AU$42.88, it isn't as competitive here as it seems to be in the US market. Many other brands (with a decent reputation) can be found at a similar price point (and even cheaper). E.g. the well received Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE = AU$47.90

[@sirtonfy]

Been using this cooler for all my budget PC builds, its such a great value!

[@B4Quattro]

"Nothing pushes your cpu as hard as cinebench". Blizzard update agent:" hold my beer!" Have a 7800x3d and get around 75⁰C in cinebench r20 and 89 when Blizzard update agent is active for a patch 🙈

[@NinjAsylum]

6:15 see this is how you know Jay has spent too much time watercooling and doesnt know how aircoolers work anymore. Push/Pull makes a MASSSSSSSSSSSSIVE difference on single tower air coolers like this one. Think back to your Hyper 212 days.

[@anthooktt1403]

Id Cooling, they have A LOT 20-60€ coolers and they are amazing.. argb or no lights.. I have been using them for a few years and could care less for any other brand.. never used their AIOs but they have anything you want and looks amazing

[@Harris83]

Canadian amazon has it at $57.89 (CDN$) right now, but honey doesn't have price history for it, so.... dunno if the surge hit early or they just charge us more up here anyways (which is somewhat normal)

[@1_2_die2]

29€ in Germany, so unfortunately not as attractive in comparison to a 35€ Peerless Assassin 120. But good to know that it's a decent choice, if it comes down in price.

[@gucky4717]

For around 39€ or 36$ (converted) without tax I can buy a Thermalright Peerless Assassin in germany. That cooler is better then a Noctua NH-D15, which costs over 100€.

[@gr3y5had0w]

If you don't tell us the ambient temperature, there's not much value in telling us the CPU temps at all ... how would we know how efficient the cooler is without delta T over ambient?

[@SEKOITZE]

Test it on a budget motherboard not on that alien motherboard with 2773828282 vrm heatsinks 😂😂😂 on budget it will choke on a cpu that heats

[@406Steven]

Sounds like I overpaid for my upHere P4K, this could be made to work for my purposes (Socket 478) for even less and a nicer cooler.

[@md_vandenberg]

Looks like a Thermalright Assassin X120SE, which is also ~$17. As long as you're not trying to beat your machine to death, you can't go wrong with it. Gamer's Nexus already gave it a nod of approval.

[@xinox73]

Cost 42 dollar for me shipping to Sweden, cant find this in Eu or Sweden. Pls do reviews of things that everyone can buy...:/

[@alwayscuriousalwayslearnin]

hehe on Canada Amazon its 57.89 lol I am surprised that it comes with paste, every cpu cooler I have bought recently didnt come with any

[@KOT-ANGRY]

Im always prefer air coolers with heatpipes touching CPU IHS ❤, you can use 1 tower air cooler and it performs the same as 2 tower cooler because a lot of 2 tower cooler have soldered plate to heatpipes but 1 tower coolers heatpipes are without plate 😊

[@adamhooper2476]

Thermalright's budget CPU coolers are some of the best. The Assassin King 120 is all I will ever need and it only cost me £16.

[@AB-80X]

Part for the fact that their fans are known to fail. Garbage. Buy Arctic if you are on a budget.

[@RobertFixit]

If you had a 4080 would you really be using a $17 cpu fan? 😂😂😂

[@manurz1]

Dude stop searching every bit failure ....I seen more expensive heat sink that bend for less Is not a hate comment it's just that when a big brand have this issues I never seen a complain

[@rickysargulesh1053]

If this isn't a BeQuiet rebrand I don't know anymore. It looks pretty obvious and is a common practice for big companies to do this.

[@henrikfox8960]

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[@JimmyJimmyBTM]

doesn't exist in the netherlands like every cheap good tech option lmao everything is so artificially inflated in price or simply unavailable to purchase over here

[@samisonline99]

yep, cooler is $57 CAD = 42 USD now!... thanks J its still half the price of a be quiet

[@mastercrafter2980]

And just like that, its at 29€

[@ron200088]

That was the price before as well, on Amazon DE. Because of EU taxes and whatnot. It's 19 pounds on Amazon UK. Which is like 22 euro.

[@LautaroQ2812]

In my country's buying hub (our version of Amazon let's say) I see only 2 publications for "darkrock Px4" and I do believe they are Bequiet! These 2 range from say 70 dollars to 140 (why so much difference, only sellers know). However, if you look up "coolers" there is a TON of others, different models of the same brand even. There's a brand called "ID Cool" I think. Looking up some information, apparently is a Chinese cheap brand that doesn't feel cheap and gets the job done decently enough to punch a bit above their weight. And in price they're around 20 to 40 dollars let's say, which is a massive difference for a case like mine looking to upgrade the R5 2600s stock cooler for example. My question is: Is it possible for you to do a quick 10 mins follow up video and try to get different models of "cheap/not as known" brands of coolers like this one on this video and see if they're different? Or to see if they're like a lot of other cheap products where the manufacture part is literally the same, they just change the brand name? And if there is a difference if you could explain why. I remember you did a video with a cooler that was cheaper than others but looked fantastic, had LED screen with the temps on it and all but when it came to performance vs price ratio it kinda sucked. My specific question is: All of these coolers look... pretty much the same. Fan on 1 side, the copper pipes going inside the big heatsink... design wise they LOOK almost identical, could it be possible that we could buy any of these 20-40 dollar coolers and ok with it? Or some of them might really suck?

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

Yeah, ID cooling is a king, and only US/Western europe can enjoy these things not at ridiculous markups (even canada or australia isnt that lucky, anything i could find in my area was around price of 360mm AIO which is obviously better).

[@ArKay-nj2nh]

Looks like an old CoolerMaster I have on my oldest 2500K computer. ( not black though ) Same amount, and positioning, of copper heat pipes. Cooler Fins are the same size as the 120mm fan, not smaller.

[@sanbest93st]

i hope those mini-pcs are n95/n100. bought one for ~$120. it's more than enough for office tasks

[@stephenxs8354]

Thermalright Assassin X120 Refined SE @ $20 should blow this away.

[@kefka900]

why not Thermalright Assassin King 120? for 17.59 with an ARGB fan?

[@michaelbakker5720]

Link brings me to a $57.89 cooler already, lol. That's like 50 two-nies here!

[@fixeuskeane]

Jay forgot he raised the fan a bit so that also hurt the airflow in the bottom part of the heater.

[@RichSmithify]

You will NEVER guess how CHEAP this cooler is! Uh, $1.68. How'd I do?

[@nameresu]

Looks almost the same as ID Cooling 224XT, or other their tower products.

[@robertmcmahon1807]

1 hour after posting, and the price is already increased to $72 here in Canada. Sigh.

[@stephend0002]

ol it's 57.89 in Canada LOL

[@solocamo3654]

Thanks. Just purchased one for my GF's matx rig currently running a stock cooler on a 12100F. The stock cooler does well but I'll be bumping her up to a 14th gen i5 65w tdp part and this looks perfect. $17 after tax and free shipping via prime in the US.

[@AB-80X]

65W 14 gen? What 14 gen run at 65 watts?

[@johnnyb0001]

and then there is paul's hardware saying liquid cooling is dead.. SMH

[@nicolasi1844]

The price is 57,89 CAN $ on Amazon Canada = 42,50 US $ !?

[@kamihaap]

To european people it goes for 29€… which apparrently goes already to the area not worth it 😢

[@miaoleman8605]

considering the name dark rock it definitely sounds like it is meant to be a cheap version of a be quiet

[@billyhatcher643]

its a nice product sadly once u show it off they tend to price the hell out of it after

[@Twiizzzlerrr]

Him showing the bottom of the air cooler was heating up like crazy, the fan was suppose to be lower, but he raised it to fit over the vrm heatsink. If the fan is down to where it was OOTB, would that have made a difference?

[@Erkekjetter.Vladislav]

Not really..

[@Rebeccadoesnotexist]

Yes it would me a difference but not that much

[@davideriksen2434]

It's 59 dollars canadian now every video I see it's always 2-3x more in canada

[@Sheriffjp]

@Jayztwocents can you do a video about how to pair gpu and cpu. my cpu is i7 14700k and gpu is 4070 one of that calculate shows my cpu is not sufficient for the gpu. wtf

[@bluebutterfly7872]

I just checked and it is now 57.89 CDN...... Dang!!!

[@dikranpoladian4724]

unfortunately at $60 CAD on amazon it loses all it's value propositions

[@brentvalentine]

You weren't kidding about the price hike, it $57cdn right now 😔

[@BReal-10EC]

You can't bring up gamer finger socks and then not talk about them!

[@tarron3237]

Well the Thermalright FC140 is currently at around 40€ here in germany, so there's actually no reason to buy anything else atm. That is just crazy value for the money. Hint: Only use the big center fan. The second 120mm is rather loud and unnecesary. Also looks much better that way.

[@mk_scorpion_]

I'll pass, i'm actually happy with my real dark rock pro 4 cooler.

[@WPGN]

Hey @JayzTwoCents ! I am a mobile gamer and I use those @mgc claw socks. If you'd like to hear the perspective of a daily mobile game I'd love to share my thoughts.

[@otw_felipe5351]

It‘s already 30 bucks, the video is out for like 3 hours 😂

[@rockingarchangel]

I'll just stick with thermalright. Cheap and better

[@LoonMasterFlex]

I actually have one of those exact coolers, I was also kinda shocked about how well it worked.

[@Retadin]

Bought one just to have an extra cooler on hand.

[@JynxedKoma]

Such a shame to see Jay falling into the clickbait craze. It's very scummy.

[@Shadow2Fast4U]

I dont see how its clickbait cuz 17 dollars is a very cheap CPU cooler

[@nomisukeindustries]

Two weeks later (3/16) it is still $16.59.

[@TheTekknician]

In € (Euro's) it's actually near 16. That is a good price, only just not available in the Netherlands via Germany or so. Shipping costs about the same, which is a shame. Would've loved to try it!

[@BReal-10EC]

Wait... did that cooler actually cool a stock 13900K?

[@D1craigRob]

A less experienced builder won't be mixing 20 quid cpu cooler with 700 quid motherboard that had a waterbl9ck installed on it...

[@vampiregoat69]

That cooler has VERY bad reviews on Amazon

[@Petsofwarcraft]

wow... this fan is listed for 58$ in Canada!

[@supermegarichkid2138]

rebranded Thermalright assasin 120se

[@XMG3]

its $60 cad ($44 usd) now… not worth it at all