DEEP COOL Castle 280EX AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, Anti-Leak Technology, Two 280mm TF140S PWM Fans, Addressable RGB Controller and 5V 3-Pin Motherboard (Caslte 280EX)

There was the Castle 240EX with me. My order was delivered same day. I am very pleased with It was astounding to say the least. Idle operations had become silent. With this cooler, not only was my 9900k kept at bay, but I was able to sustain four cores at once. 7Ghz all cores are easy to handle. A four-step procedure was tried. I can do 8ghz easy. I can do 4ghz easy. The 9ghz upgrade wasn't easy since we had to change some bios settings. As for the 5Ghz magic, it was stable with a few major tweaks to the This took me a little over one hour. It took five days to complete the This includes an Ncase M1 with a Castle 240EX as an exhaust and two 120mm fans on the bottom as intake fans
5GHz stable on all cores at The 296v
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32GB 3200mhz G has a 24 volt rating. This is the System Settings for the Tridentz 16 CAS Ram

Temps (updated* 8/13/19) ambient temperature is around 89F (32C)

5Ghz all-core chip-set Core Dynamic vcore with zero The load line calibration for 120 volts is off by 1 volt This is a screenshot of Cinebench Aida64 extreme (message buffer size unchecked for more watts to the CPU)
1. The voltage is 29 volts, the current is 203 watts The prime95 (AVX is off) *1. The following volts are 99c and the wattage is 241 The "prime95" software (Avx on) is throttled or otherwise restricted on page 1. The average number of games played 2. 4 and 9 GHz Core Dynamic vcore with zero The load line should be calibrated at 060 volts offset Only 159 watts of power going to CPU at 22 volts and 81 degrees -- This is a screenshot of Cinebench A 22V 82C 160W power supply is required * Blender* 1. This unit is a 24 volt, 93 c, 163 watt unit. Aida64 extreme (message buffer size unchecked for more watts to the CPU)
1. It has a voltage of 20 volts and a current of 165 watts. The prime95 (AVX is off) *1. This lamp has a voltage of 27 volts, 99 c, 233 watts Avx on in prime95 (throttling on)*1. Average power consumption (75 watts) Gaming (average)

* vcore changes due to dynamic voltage with offset
If you just play games, don't even worry about temps. Mine is between 80 and 100 degrees inside during the summer, and my house is just around that temperature. In the summer, you WILL be able to see a significant difference in your temperatures. In any case, as you can see from the picture, there is a significant difference in wattage and heat going from 4 to 1. A transition from 9GHz to 5GHz is required. On blender BMW benchmark there is a difference of 5 seconds, but on cinebench r20 it is a difference of 100 seconds (4106 vs 4212, respectively) so according to me the difference is only My pleasure to have you read this!.

Persephone Buckley

| Aug 13, 2020

Having found out how amazing their Castle RGB series is, I searched high and low to find reviews and then where to buy them, but couldn't find them anywhere. If I had to ship from the UK, I would have spent $100. It's a good thing I gave up and settled for my old AIO, because exactly 1 month later, while scrolling through Amazon, I saw Have you yet to write a review? If it wasn't available a month ago, then it must be a new one. I haven't uploaded a video to YouTube According to further research, this is officially called "Version 2" of the castle series. It contains some subtle aesthetic changes such as the additional ring around the pump, and it allows the user to edit, rotate, and change the inner emblem. This is a very happy situation for me, and it's a very happy situation for As far as the tube length goes, I couldn't find any references anywhere, but I believe it should be roughly 13 inches, just in case you need to know. I have been using the 360-rad version for 4 hours now, and under gaming and idle, I have good temps as expected given the design. Depending on my usage, I will update in a few days or weeks. Once again, I am so glad that they have released this in the United States. Obviously, it is not the same as the original model shown at CES, but it is still cooler and more powerful.

Marco POWER

| Jan 03, 2021