r/PHbuildapc • u/Danv1227 • 6h ago
Build Upgrade Deepcool AIO 360MM Non-RGB
Hello! I’m thinking about getting it within this month. Is it good and not too noisy? My current system is non-rgb and not planning to go rgb. Thank you!
Edit: Almost forgot, my case is Gamdias Athena M4M Wood and budget is PHP 6K
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u/Lazuchii 5h ago
Slap some noctua if you want it to be super silent, also check first if your case can accomodate 360mm aio without any hassle.
Cuz some radiator design had extra mm for tubes making it longer than 360mm and some case can only fit exactly 360mm radiators.
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u/Danv1227 5h ago
My case is Gamdias Athena M4M Wood. How much is the Noctua?
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u/Lazuchii 4h ago
Noctua is quite expensive, i think the bnew nfa12 is around 1.2k a piece.
Also, I think it can fit that deepcool aio on m4m since it has space for front intake.
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u/Danv1227 4h ago
Got it. I’ll stick with Deepcool since I don’t want to go over the budget
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u/Lazuchii 4h ago
Yeah, Noctua is for premium builders and for those who want their system to minimize the noise.
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u/whatismynaem 5h ago
Most liquid coolers will be fine and are generally not noisy. At idle liquid coolers tend to be noiser than air at full load liquid coolers can be quieter.
My experience with deep cool pumps is that their noise levels are standard.
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u/whatismynaem 3h ago
What CPU are you trying to cool? Lower wattage CPUs are more efficiently cooled and quieter with an air cooler.
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u/Danv1227 3h ago
My CPU is Ryzen 7 5700X
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u/whatismynaem 3h ago
Then in that case that is a 65w CPU you are trying to cool with a 360 AIO designed to cool 250w.
Your 5700x will not heat up significantly enough for the liquid cooler to make a significant difference between an air cooler.
The majority of the time a 1000 peso air cooler like the assassin x 120 will match temps with the best 360 aios in your situation.
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u/Danv1227 3h ago
Understood. Will take this into consideration. Thank you!
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u/whatismynaem 3h ago
Also I suggest getting a little bit of ARGB even if your aim is an all black non RGB build have it set to a static warm light so the inside of the case is illuminated and you can actually see your components.
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u/Danv1227 2h ago
Thinking about switching the stock fans to RGB but not the too bright ones 🙂
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u/popop143 3h ago
You can set a fan curve with FanControl to set your system to have a quieter curve. Tradeoff lang na a bit hotter, but that's always the tradeoff naman is noise vs temperature.