COOLING DOWN the NEW Intel i7 13700K CPU ~ Whats the MINIMUM Cooler size that works? |Gears and Tech

People like you are crazy.... you really don't give a flying f.uck about reliability, it seems all you people do with those computers is gaming. I bet your wife is raising your kids on her own. 😉

sorry but this is an absurd testing setup ... why not install both fans on the AIO? Put it outside that weird case that has too few holes, most people nowadays have better airflow cases

Sorry, the flashes in the background are annoying 😢

So bottom line, which tower, and cooling system is recommended?

So are these 12th and 13th gen intel processors basically the hottest, and most power consuming cpu's of all time?

It looks like you have an older ibuypower pc case. Does that case not have room in the front for your AIO? Mine has 3x 120mm fans on the front. I even removed the front panel because it is super air restrictive

i like the new 13th gen i wanna what goes well with ddr4 asus white board build

Im gonna build another pc and plan on going with a Noctua nh-u12a. Cant wait!

Asus well that's your first problem right there

Got a new rig a day ago with an i7 13700k. Idle Temps were at 50 to 60 degree which is way too high and constant 100 under load.... turns out they forgot to peel of the fucking plastic sticker off of the cold plate😂 now it's 35 on idle and 50-60 when gaming.

USE BOTH FANS on the rad. That's what it is designed for!!!! The idea is to cool the water in the radiator to ultimately cool the cpu. If you want to increase your ventilation in the case then BUY MORE FANS

Why not mount your 240 on the front of the case with both fans?

I have a 13700k as well, the deepcool ls520 is what you want for it at least. The ls720 would be even better if you've got the room for it. That said, you should NEVER EVER use task manager to monitor your cpu speeds with the 12th gen on. Those numbers mean literally nothing. Task manager averages the speed of all cores including the efficiency cores. That's why your speeds are way below 5ghz even when at 2% utilization. Also why they never go above 5 ghz (They actually are). You should be using cpu-z or msi afterburner to get a way more accurate readout per core.

I cant belive you cant buy a case that can fit that aio in the right Spot

Simple question should I buy liquid cooler for my i7 13th gen K

It's hard to read the stats shown, I think that crazy background lowered the image quality

QUESTION !!! Do ANY of the newer cpu cooler's metal plates actually cover the ENTIRE rectangular shape and size of the 1700 chip?????? All the coolers I've seen still have a square shape to the actual plate that covers the cpu........none have been changed to the rectangular shape. Are there portions of the cpu surface itself that do not come in contact with the cooling plate....or does the size of the square plate more than cover the longest side of the cpu ?????????????????? (Not ONE website has raised this question)

Very informative, question: Why are you only using one fan on the 240mm radiator? Did I miss something?

I personally say 280 aio for i7 13700k.

nice video but bad editor WTF

You have a random ram stick at the right breaking your dual channel with unmached ram ? With 2 exausts fan and only one intake you probably create a negative air pressure in your case, this is bad for dust accumulating and the ventilation in this case seam to be awful. You put a bigger radiator but you have the same cabability of cooling the radiator with 1 fan. It take just a little bit longer to reach the peak temperature but he as no more capability to get rid of the heat. Its like a car running at idle without a fan, incrasing the size of the radiator will not solve the overheating issue, it will just take a little bit longer to overheat. By the way it's easy to maintain the 13700k under 80c at full load 5.3 with an air cooler (nhd15), a contact frame, nice airflow and a 120mv undervolt. It's cooler than my 10900k in the same case with the same cooler

tl;dr can someone hit me with the best air cooler for the i7 13700kf no overclocking?

try making movies without dubbel screen.... it is hard to see/ not readable

Good info cant watch the video this flashing background is such a mess

Bro its just lame to call the cooler better when it hits 97c on 10th second... noctua nh d15 keeps temps under 80c lol bro learn what is good cooler..

I watched half of the video and didn't understand what cooler the first tests were with? Model, manufacturer? What, it was so difficult to say it or write it in the description of the video?

Can you do a comparison video between the i7 13700K vs Ryzen 7900X I see many comparison videos for gaming but there is no video on productive I am confused about which one to pick video might be helpful for me

I wonder if adding a contact frame would bring the temperatures down further? @gears and tech

Are the fan speeds maxed out for these tests?

Why couldn't you use a 280mm iao? You have adequate space in that large tower. Your video was stupid because you started out with a 120mm iao on a 13700k and compared it with a 240mm iao. Then you only have one fan installed on the 240mm aio.

Cannot read anything on screen. Atleast zoom on important information instead of your face. This was waste of time.

Hey, im looking to buy a cooler to the pc i want to build with i7 13700KF, im looking for a 240mm/280mm AIO and my budget is max. 110$. what would you reccomend?

how about with liquid metal on ihs on all aio coolers is it the same result?

Hello do you know if the new Montech Metal DT24 Premium could keep the "i7 13th K" cool, or should I go with a DeepCool LT720 or higher? I'm using a RTX 2060 and will upgrade to a 40 series when they go down in price.

I hate the moving background animation when you are on the share screen view.

why did you get soo many dislikes?
ur so nice xd

You don need to take pictures with you phone, use win key + shift + S and select the areat of you screen to save

Hi. Your setup in this video uses two exhaust fans. Did you already try to change the aft fan to pull air in? Instead of exhaust. I think you should create a over pressure. In order to cool the radiator.

I've been researching these temps the 13th gen chips produce. I'm going to be upgrading next week to the 13900k. Bit overkill but hey why not. I have seen that these motherboards automatically apply an overclock of sorts that bumps up the watts above what Intel specs the chips. I'll be looking to turn that off and see if temps and performance still remain

Hey have you tried using both fans that came with it to do a push pull on your AIO since you only have one vent at the top of your case? I wonder if it'll help your benchmarks at all if you're still running this setup. I looked carefully to see if having that much would clear bumping into the AIO pump at all and I think it might work out as long as it can also clear your exhaust fan on the side

is it still sufficient to use an air cooler on the i7-13700k? or should it always be an aio?

I remember intel guys crying about the amd temps 😄

Changing AIO 120mm to AIO 240mm doesn't make sense if you use 1 fan in 240mm. Only the amount of fluid in the circuit increases, with such mounting, which will not improve the temperature and may only delay throtling.
I have a 13700K and Noctua NH-D15 chromax black in a Fractal Torrent and with the 253W limit, the temperatures do not exceed 90C. Unfortunately, I have a B660 board, so I can't undervolt because I would have even lower temperatures without losing efficiency.

Not sure what planet this guy is from but his temps are WAY TOO HIGH. You should not be running your CPU anywhere near any of the temps he mentioned...

Your video has too much grains that has resulted from a wrong LUT applied. Then also your sound is quite harsh. You might want to not gain up the volume of your sound so much. Great information by the way. Thanks.

Its nice how much effort you put in the video. Still its barely watchable. Timestamps would have been a major help.

Kraken Z73 is what I have on my i7 13700k, I never go over 90C even on the most demanding benchmarks.
I think a 360mm cooler is what you need especially if you want to overclock this beast.