Thermalright AXP90-X47

Name: Thermalright AXP90-X47
Brand: Thermalright
SKU: 638f0422260cf71074f29f7e
Rating: 3.2 (28 reviews)

Based on 28 reviews

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Great cooling performance for its size

Attractive design

Effective in cases with good airflow

Can handle high TDP CPUs with the right configuration

Not the easiest mounting system to work with

Potential QC issues

Can be noisy at higher speeds

Verdict

The Thermalright AXP90-X47 is a well-built and attractive cooler that performs well in small form factor PCs. It has some issues with the mounting system and can be noisy at higher speeds, but overall it is a solid choice for those looking for a compact cooling solution. It is particularly effective in cases with good airflow and can handle high TDP CPUs with the right configuration. However, users should be aware of potential QC issues and make sure to follow the instructions carefully during installation.

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A case for the Zotac Magnus One, or why it was the perfect choice for me

That includes 64 gigs of memory and 6TB of nvme storage. I personally like the looks of the case, and it seems well built. Between the front and back of the case, it has everything that I need personally. The only nice-to-have that it lacks is a thunderbolt 3 port, but I can live without that.

9.4L PcCooler i100-2 build

Was looking at this case since it could fit the Gigabyte vision 3080 (320mm) while being under 10L and while it did fit, I had to wiggle it a bit to get it in perfectly. Came with a handle too which is pretty neat for carrying around, and had space for a single 2.5" ssd. Cable management was pretty tough with how small the case was and not many areas to hide it. May go with custom cables sometime in the future, though not sure where to source them from in Canada.

New SFF Build inside Chopin - Part 1

Because it get's in the way of the VRM(I think) heat sinks. Secondly, the cooler comes with 2 sets of mounting screws, with one taller, I believe this was meant to be used with the AM4 default backplate. However, I used the short screws, as the depth that is between the motherboard and the case when the motherboard is installed does-not accommodate the length of those screws, however this worked just fine.

Downsized From P400A (46L) to Dan A4-H2O (11L)

I'll probably adjust the PBO settings some more since I still have some headroom, and I fully expect temps to be lower in actual gaming. Compared to my old case, which had a Scythe Fuma 2 (not rev B), these results were pretty much the same, maybe a degree or two higher, which is great. Probably has to do with the cooler being so close to the vented panels for fresh air. Of course if I set PBO to auto, the Fuma 2 could complete the Cinebench run at max 85C while the AXP90-X47 reaches 90C within 10 seconds.

Dr Zaber Sentry build | R5 5600x CPU temps

But nothing wrong with the thermals, normal given the build and setup. And it looks like the max CPU cooler height is 47mm. I'd probably switch the L9a to AXP90 x47 or IS-60 EVO without top fan or Blackridge if you can get one.

Specs

Item Dimensions LxWxH

3.72 x 3.74 x 1.85 inches

Brand

Thermalright

Power Connector Type

4-Pin

Voltage

12 Volts

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