I don’t get it Intel… - New Stock Cooler Review

How many corners did you cut this time lol.

the stock cooler bends motherboards

TLDR:

If you actually care about noise and thermal performance, Intel just made a new stock cooler for you to never use.

I found if you elongate the mounting hole slots inward by grinding you can use one with a 775 socket cpu. You have to remove the push in connectors and use some screws that go into the stock backplate. Quieter and cools a bit better that stock.

I'm not sure how to exactly put this new Intel HSF on. Previous versions of the stock HSF had little arrows while this one doesn't. Do you just simply push down or do you have to turn these knobs in a direction similar to previous stock intel HSF coolers.

I just received my INTEL 13 GEN i9-13900F LGA1700 CPU. The box was heavy, to say the least. Inside was their giant air cooler. I'm working on a new build using my new CPU and the included INTEL cooler. I'm planning to leave my current PC as a backup. Should my new CPU go South, I don't expect INTEL to say the problem was my AIO, as both the CPU and the cooler are INTEL. Can't wait to see how the new CPU and cooler test.

Ah yes, the things, that are thrown out first, whenever i build a pc with a Intel CPU. I mean seriously, who in their right mind, would use those coolers for longer than a day or two, any cooler for about 10 $/€/£ (or whatever currency you are using) will do the same or even a better job. AMD has better stock coolers, but even those aren't a good solution to cool their cpus down for a longer time without heat issues.

used the old intel one as my main for 3+ years, once i switched to amd the "stealth" wraith was so loud I had to get an aftermarket cooler only a week later. No clue what this video is on about

The best improvement for the stock Intel cooling is it's replacement or stacking. I7 4770S owner here, I used the stock cooler for a while but 80 degress was just too high. Performed a delid and temps dropped to 75 degrees. I wasn't satisfied so I bought Arctic Alpine 12 CO that has 90mm fan and double the heatsink size. Temps dropped down to 60 degrees with half the fan RPM, 55 at full speed. Then I thought what if I put another Alpine heatsink, without the fan? So I stacked two heatsinks on top of each other, with MX-4 in between, and crafted an air duct so the fan sucks cool air directly, and also to make surea that air pushes down through the entire stacked heatsink. Now the CPU goes above 50 degrees only if i let the FAN speed at half.

In conclusion: stock cooler is bad except if you stack like 4 or 6 heatsinks! THEN it is actually doing a decent job LOL.

My 13th gen didn't come with a stock cooler....guess that lasted long

Intel still makes coolers?

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We have that with my intel celeron

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The new intel stock cooler looks nice but intel has a terrible reputation of their stock cooler being excessively loud compared to others.

If you ever feel useless then know that there is stock cooler for i9 cpus

I just buy those Noctua fans lol. They've never let me down.

Ok who actually uses the stock cooler? I guess it's good to test the machine if you wanna use wather cooling but apart from that?

Can I use in lga 1155

COOLER MASTER makes the Intel Fan Coolers. Never had any issues.

no way that this cooler can cool a i9 12900.

Whatever came with my i5 13500, was such a piece of garbage. Unacceptable even free of charge😑

i got your ad on this video (abc's of Gaming)

I really like these new designs. And I don't care if the mid range model's basically just an aesthetic upgrade. It looks cool and it's good enough for the job, that's all that matters.

I haven't built in years and years but the intel mounting mechanism is soooooo much easier to use than the arctic freezer I just installed with help. why do they have to make it so finnicky and make you feel like you're walking tightrope with screwing in everything evenly. I don't know if it's too tight or too loose. And i guess i'll never know. 13700k still slam to 100C if i don't put temperature limits. But i don't feel safe at 100 so i put some limits on it.

I DONT UNDERSTAND ANYTHING DOSE STOCK WORK OR NOT

It looks horrible, it looks it a GPU cooler from 15 years ago

I thought my computer was supposed to be loud cause I was using cheap case fans, and then I swapped out my stock cpu fan that came with my 9700f and was blown away with how it was practically silent by comparison

Its literally half plastic

My old 10th gen i5 had the worst cooler ever, I must've thermal throttled within minutes of using it under stress 😅. Gone with AIO cooling now, 1000× better

Didn't even know that the ARGB one was a thing
Looks awesome! It should ship along the i7 at least. What a shame.

I literally Switched to AMD because their Stock Cooler is better. I have since upgraded to a Corsair H60 burt yeah Intel can suck a big one.

Will these fit the i7 4770s ect? For extreme overclocking🫨

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Ekhm is this 65w power limit?

congrats to advertise another shitty product! (SignalRGB - the only(!!) soft tried so far that is unable to match the correct order of leds in 2 daisy chained phantex strips. begin with 4 on one, then continue with 15-16 on other and... it stops detecting other leds way before approaching the 120 limit). it has not a simple button for off effects. it's disturbed by almost any other software needed for mouse or fan control. and so on.

Temps are surprisingly good... but it's so annoyingly loud.

Intel coolers are so bad I normally get the cpus with a cheap wraith stealth cooler and mounting brackets.

Iron man arc reactor

soon the copper slug will turn into a thin piece of copper tape on the bottom, lol

The stock one from the west gen i7 cpus were actually really good

they might not be the best, especially the larger cooler shipping with the i9 CPU's, but lets be honest, anyone buying an i9 isn't going to be using intels stock cooler anyway xD

They could save tons of copper if they asked us if we wanted the stock coolers. I have 2 wraith prism coolers from amd. I've never used them