Vetroo V5

As for the Game Max 400 it performs almost identically to the VETRO V5 for the same price and is slightly quieter but it's ugly. Anyone who's been fol...

It don't look like alot of the current AIO will fit either. My be quiet dark rock pro 4 and Noctua D15s did not fit at all. My Scythe Mugen 5, vetroo v5 and ID-Cooling SE224 will fit but only if I remove the heatsink and only use one fan. The only way I was able to get any of my coolers to fit was to remove the heatsink, and some of them will not fit if I have a second fan strapped to the back.

Sigh, to inexperienced viewers who might search up "Vetroo V5 review" on YouTube, the lack of testing breadth might turn them away from an otherwise fantastic cooler. Since all GN has tested in the budget cooler space is this and the NH-U12S, it'll be on the bottom of every chart until they test more coolers.

Yes it has thermal problems out of the box, but they can be remedied with a Vetroo v5 cpu cooler off amazon and a 92mm fan at the front as an intake. You’ll also need a fan splitter cable as there’s no extra fan headers on the motherboard. There’s a hard drive cage at the front that you’ll want to remove so you can put the intake fan there.

1. Vetroo V5 - stock cooler is completely inadequate for the 11400.

* If you want RGB, the Vetroo V5 is amazing value. Not to mention the H212 Evo is way overpriced at $40. * Gigabyte is terrible at RGB control, ASUS or MSI is the way to go. The Prime doesn't have the best VRM's so this [B560M TUF would be a very good alternative.